COPPER NUGGETS
CONT1D
This past week was a busy one for Mr
and Mrs Stan Sheridan. Early in the
week the parents and sister of Mrs
Sheridan arrived from Newton, Massachu
setts/ Sunday/ the 29th, the Pete
Huddle'ston family joined the Sheridans
for a tiay .of fishing, and a cook-out on
the bluffs of theKlutina* Monday, Mrs
Sheridan 'entertained at a, tea honoring
her mother., guests being, residents of
Bunsek1s Trailer Court, Tuesday, the
visitors traveled to Valdez* By Thurs
day morning the Sheridans were packed
and on their way to Portage, where Stan
will be employed.
Oscar Craig made a trip up the.Nabesna
Road early this week to check on road
conditions for the State. Oscar drove
g.s far as Mile 102, and reports the*
road is in good.shape.."The best I've
ever seen it in," . ,
Mrs Kay Radasch was a week-end.visitor
to her cabin on the banks of the
Klutina. Kay was good enough to comp
limentthe community on the newspaper,
and .became one of our first subscribers.
Mr and Mrs Jack Newton and their two
girls spent two days,visiting McKinley.
Park. Although they, saw lots of wildlife,
thd mountain remained behind the mists*
Also visiting the Park were Jim and Joy
Morgan and 3 of their sons. They were
fortunate in having unobstructed views
of,the mountain over a 12 hour period*
Katherine. McClelland, known locally
as ’’Kitty”: .to her’friends, writes, that
she is. 'heading back to the North country,
although this time to the Yukon Kitty
is taking a years leave of absence from
the University of Wisconsin, where she is
head of the’^Department of Anthropology4
The present field trip will take her to
Aishihik, near mile 1016 on the- Alcan*
where she will- continue her studies of
the, Athabascans*. Kitty .spent several I
summer? in Copper Center>. along with
Dr. Frederica de^aguna-,’. of the Bryn.
Mawr anthropology ’department. ’’Freddie”
spent the summer in Victoria, and will
be in Berkley,, California for the winter.
If all pi fins, materialize* the two women
wij.1. get.together next summer in Anchorage
for a seasons work.,. •
*• "Last, not least, our sympathies to
Bessie and Chester Bunsek, on.the loss of
their Tolsona Lake Lodge by fire. The
Lodge had become a popular week-end retreat
for many Copper Center residents.
FAA CON*T
Mr* and*Mrs.*Bob Blackburn and family
have arrived home from a vacation in the
smaller states. Their new Dodge Dart
station.wagon suffered a little damage
traveling" through. Canada*
ANNOUNCEMENT
I am happy to announce that, as your
Avon representative of Copper Valley, I
am now in a position to offer my AVON
customers specials on certain products
every few weeks, so that those interested
may-take advantage of these savings. The
specials ;go on sale Monday, August 6th*\
and last a week, I have the fill line. *of\
AVON PRODUCTS on hand to serve you,. - at
the new AVON BEAUTY BAR in Copper Center*
Louise .A Webb, Prop. • . '•
CRAB FEED ..
ALL YOU CAN EAT 1.M
only 2*00 per person :
. AUGUST 11 . 9 pm until f
fun and music at
. ffONSINA LODGE -
COSMETICS
Gifts,
AVON • -BEAUTY * BAR
in
Copper Center .
We invite you to come in and
see our new vegetable and dairy case# ~
It keeps things really COOL .1
Now is the time too, to be thinking of
that back-to-sohool ward-robe for. the
youngsters,. We have new items arriving
daily, including warm fall and winter
jackets. Don’t overlook our ’’COMFY” line
of downs filled jackets for Dad and Mom,
and the new all wool WOOLRICH shirts -r ■
an£ socks for the hunting season.
We are proud of our ’’brand-name”
merchandise, garments known throughout
the States for their, careful workmanship,
and the integrity of their manufacturers-.
Remember.....” You get, what you pay for.”