| PUBLICATION INFORMATION
Names COPPER JE&Vfik CURRENT
Press Datess Every ether Thursday
Area Coverage; 8,000 square miles
Circulation; -247
Staff; Voluntary Members
• .ADVERTISING RATES - PER ISSUE
.^Situations wanted*., ...... .Free
Column Line (two lines..piin.)i'-$ .25/line
Column Inch......-.. 1,00
i Page.. ...V-v.. • 4.75
■f Page;-; .........' 9*00
Full Page .".. ..... 17.00
DEPARTMENTS;
NEWS ITEMS are to be current and of gen
eral interest.
EDITORIALS; are. solicited ■'in 'the" form- of
-wellv'written; impersonal’, constructive
articles. . 1 •. J . . 1
CHURCH CALENDAR & NEWTS'. : .. pi . . .
-STATISTICAL NOTICES include births' and
I ■ deaths, __ _ ; ..
•—LEGAL-NOTICES.. ..
ARTICLES- are Biographical, Human Interest
.st grist s..ji. ..Area.. His tor ia s r-Sho-r-t--ato-r ies i--*
DAILY THOUGHTS are solicited in the form
of quotations and-.originals.
ADVERTISEMENTS both commercial and clas
sified.
WHIRLPOOL or letters-to the editor of
controversial nature. ■Letters -shall :
be typewritten and signed. All let- '
ters become the property of the CURRENT.
POLICY s
.The COPPER RIVER CURRENT will not sup
' port innuendoes or politics. It will run
..Paid Political Announcements.
SUBSCRIPTION POLICY % '
$1.50 per year for mailing and handling
‘charges. AIR MAIL is $4.50/year. ALL
* SUBSCRIPTIONS. MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE.
Send money.to Copper River Current, Box
115> Glennallen, Alaska.: Subscriptions
may also he given to your area reporter.
The.COPPER RIVER CURRENT Staff meets
every other Monday night at 7° 30 p.m*
across from the PAA Rec. Hall. Next
meeting is March 25 7 1963. Anyone inter
ested in helping with typing .stencils is
welcome to attend.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
All news for the COPPER RIVER CURRENT
must be typewritten or printed and be- in
by .6 p.m. on the Monday previous to pub
lication. All ADS must be in by 6 p.m. on
the Friday previous to publication.
See LAPPI for TRUCK TIRE special !
MA COMPLETE Service for your* Car sat
iqfhmfj’ct j/R n'c'ti r2jri
TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE (cont.)
I
to Henry Roden, now of Seattle5 E.B. Collins,
now residing in the Pioneer1s Home, Sitka,
and Charles Jones of Nome, marking the fif
tieth anniversary of the convening of the
first Territorial Legislature in 1913*
Roden was a member of the Territorial Se
nate while Collins and Jones served in the
Territorial House of Representatives.
Noting that members of the first Ter
ritorial Legislature bore the burden of
demonstrating that Alaskans could govern
themselves, Governor Egan addeds "All
Alaskans owe a debt to you and all others
who led at a time when there were no guide
lines for leadership. On this occasion,
the golden anniversary of the first Ter
.ritorial Legislature, I salute you for your
-contribution to our great State of Alaska."
KENNY LAKE NEWS (cont.)
There1s really quite a crew working down
there. Bill Weaver is building a garage
and the Glenn Helk'eYffi1"s have a cabin to
put up so the three decided to join forces.
The garage^ is on. its. way up and-the house
logs are beginning to pile up on the Hel
kenn homestead. Vern Helkenn and Jud Grim
are also helping so there's really lots of
activity going on down around 18 mile. •
. Master Sgt. and Mrs. Paul Perry and
Airman 2nd Class Berry Holmes from Elmen
dorf Air Force £>ase spent a weekend with
John and Rosie Abcher recently. Mrs. Perry
joined the score of other Kenny Lakers by
'ending up in the ditch before she left our
little community.
Ginny and Glenn helkenn made a business
trip.'to Valdez last week and while there,
visited with the Roy Hooper family. Roy
Hooper is the Chairman of the Kenny Lake
Community Advancement League, and has been
driving all the way up here every month for
our meetings. Ve are happy, to learn that
they are moving back to the homestead on
the 17th of this month and Roy will be
'working out of Glennallen agaim
The Jack Morrow family left Lower Ton
sina last weekend,much to all our'regrets,
to their new home and job at Gardner Creek.
We will all miss them but wish them much
luck. Johnny Bellom has taken over Jack’s
job and we all wish to welcome Johnny and
Molly into the community. We know our road
is in good hands as Johnny did such a good
job when the Morrows were outside last spring.
Two families ’out here made it up to
the dog races at Gulkana; the Howard Kibbles
on Saturday and the Roy Brittons on Sunday.
The Kontona Club met Thursday night
at the home of Ina Lincoln. Secret Pal n
names were exchanged and the social for •
March was planned,_
Copper River Current
Glermallenj Alaska
We like your paper* There are many >
articles with common interests.
May we receive your paper by exchange?
Yours truly,
/s/ Vivian Spurgin
Tundra Times