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OPPER NUGGETS
Joy Morgan
A.N.B. News
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ANB Hall at Copper Center was packed
to the door last Saturday for Fun
Nite, and fun night it was l No
sooner was this over than we receiv=
ed. a letter from the Grand Camp sug
gesting that we celebrate ..A .N .B.
Founders Day on November 2. This
will be held at Gulkana at 7 PM pn
November 2. Since time is running
out on the ANB election, this will
be your .chance to get a few vots
those that are running for office.
Also, anyone expecting to be on the ,
ANB basketball team be there. We
could use a managercoach, and 12
players. Players need not be members
Suits are on order.
Nominations of Officers for .19.64
were held at Monday nights meeting.
More may be nominated from the floor
on the November 4th election. .^lso •
anyone on the list may decline on
that night.
The following were nominated:
.\laska Native Brotherhood:
President: Oscar Craig
Phillip Charley
Markle Ewan
Bracilie Jackson
Pete Ewan_
Vice-Pres: Bacille George
Lloyd Bell
Harding Ewan
Robert Marshall
John Tyon.e
Kelsney Snell
Ben Neeley
Herman Jackson
Harry King
Secretary:
Treasurer: Roy Ewan
The Sisterhood nominated as Pres:
Beth Jackson,Mamie Charly, Ruth
Johns: V.Pres.,Jeanie Maxim, Eileen
Ewan, Elizabeth Fete, ,umie ^wan:
Secretary- Elsie Jackson, Mary Craig.
Florence Pete. For Treasurer they
nominated Hazel Neeley, Mary Jackson
and Nancy George.
The Sisterhood may also nominate
others from the floor on the night
of election, by Hector Ewan
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youth rally nows
The Copper Center Young Peoples in
vite you ( if you*re between the ages
of 12-25) to our meetings each Sunday
evening from 6 to 7 pm. An individ
ual contest is heing held, and we are
all trying to pile up points through
attendance, quizes, etc. For social
activities we*ve had a Saturday A.M.
( left Copper Center at 6aM) break
fast at Liberty Falls already. Right
now we’re looking forward to a Hall
oween party on Saturday, October 26th.
In November we will have the annual
banquet. ( Come on fellows, extra
points for taking a girl to the ban
quet’.) It’s supposed to be a real big
affair.
Election of officers has been held
with the following results:
President- Dorothy Johns
Sec-Treas- Patsy Johns
Publicity- Charlie Craig
Come and join us next Sunday at the
Copper Center-Chapel for our-hour of
fellowship.
Charlie Craig
. TUImRiSMIA
Two cases of rabbit fever, * or • tula
remia, have been reported in the Fair
banks area recently, according to the
regional health officer.
Rabbit fever, which is sometimes
fatal, is commonly contracted from
wild rabbits and hares. Humans often
contract it while skinning rabbits
and processing their meat and fur.In
adeqautely; cooled rabbit meat and
contaminated drinking water may also
cause the disease.
i?To'prevent occurrence of tularemia,
it is advisable for all people to wear
rubber gloves while dressing rabbits
and to have rabbit meat thoroughly
cooked before consumption1*, advised
Dr. 0TBrian rf ~yi:~ lv. cri -at