COPPER NUGGETS Joy Morgan
Mankind has always believed in the
existence of good powers and evil
influences. The savage sees a good
spirit in the sunshine, a bad one
in the darkness of night or storm.
Every religion has its god and its
evil spirit; sometimes, a number of
each.
The Christian world celebrates the
birth of Christ as a special season
of good will. This month Christmas
will be observed in all parts of the
world. The festivities of the day
are appropriate, and assuredly we
would be the very last to cast over
them any shadow of heavy solemnity.T
But there is a most serious mean
ing back of the joyous observance of
the day with feasting and gifts, and
its joys will not be lessened, but
enlarged, by the thought given to
that meaning.
And so I widh you, one and all, a
Christmas with some of the flavor
of thoughtfulness along with the
utmost of merriness; a Christmas
that will contribute toward the sum
total of peace on earth and good will
among men.
And with Tiny Tim, I say, "God
bless you everyone .Tf?
^If you see a button missing on Jim
McKinley, think nothing of it. Jim
is literally popping buttons with
pride over the birth of his first
grandchild, a girl, born to his
daughter Cecelia and Jack Larsen of
Anchorage.
News of another little girls debut
comes from Valdez, where Beth and
Roy Hooper have announced the birth
of their first daughter. The
Hoopers hope to return to their
Willow Lake homestead in the spring.
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Mr and Mrs Les Hunter and their 3
youngsters have moved from the
’’church house" on the hill to the
Webb home next door to the Cash
Store. Les is employed by the CVEA.
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We were happy to see two of our
friends return home after doctor’s
care in Anchorage. Rose Kronk is
recovering from a car accident in
Anchorage, and Grandma George is
back at Kenny Lake after a stay in
ANS where she had several eye op
erations:.
Have you noticed Cliff Steadman’s
shiny new Ford truck? Quire a help
££> Santa this year too.
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Movies every Saturday
From oat our house the candles glow :
With ruddy, cheerful light,
And mat{ their gleam across the snow :
Reach you and yours tonight.
For we have peace and joy and health
To bless our Christmas fire,
And love, that is the fairest wea.-th
That any can desire.
So, out across the drifting snow
Our Chfvismas song speeds true;
Our candtey flames all bravely g>
To light ' * ' ■
our wisn to you
L Thank you for your
yi patronage this past
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Joy and Jim Morgan
Copper Center
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