V/indow Glass, Hardware, Insulation,
Plywood, Paint, Propane,
STOVE PIPE of All Sizes, Plumbing Supplies,
• - or ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES?
YOU CAN. PURCHASE THEM AT
Brenden’s.
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5 Sets of kitchen tables and chairs 5 also oil|
stoves. Eureka Lodge. ' c
Onan Model D.R.N. 6 KW Light plant, with some
spare parts and engine oil filters; in run
ning condition but should be over hauled soon.
As is, Where is for $1,275* Moosibou Ser
vice Station, Mile 149> Glenn Hwy. TA 5-336lc
120 Bass Accordion, Silvertone with case.
$100.00. Call TA 8-3299* ! c
New House Logs and Lumber. Phone 3348 or
3288o N c
1 Two Six-Year Baby Cribs, msed, good condition.
JU5.00 each or both for $25.00. Ed Salinger, j
FAA, Phone 3588. - c j
Utility Trailer, 10’ inside box, covered with
boat winch, two spares; all in good condition,
! licensed. $150.00. Salinger, Ph. 3588. c
j LOST; Small female puppy with long tail,
droopy ears, blonde color. Lost in vicinity
of Bear Creek on Richardson Hwy. Reward!
Phone Bill Grediagin at TA 2-3291. PD
NOTICE; Will the person who found an oil
drum and hand pump on Gulkana Hill, Wednesday
night, May 29th, Please contact Arne Sundt.
REWARD! Ph.. 3295* Pd
GLENN TOPICS (cont from Pg 4)
our advertisers and subscribers, also the
voluntary staff who also work at other jobs
and have 3 to 5 children to care for. We are
proud of .the Current’s progress and hope that
v/e can purchase the additional equipment that
is needed and some day have a building of our
own. Thank you again, The Copper River Cur
rent .
Little League baseball had its first
practice at 1 PM, June 1st at the DPW Ball
Park. 17 made it out for the first.practice.
The managers are George Toppa, Dale Kiser,
Bill Toms and Ervin Wotasiak. A name is a
subject for thought. The uniforms are blue
and white for Glennallen.
Glemiaiien Teenagers will have a dinner
picnic at Dry Creek, Friday, June 7 th* They
will try to keep busy all summer. Some of
them are working at odd jabs.
Cliff Tibbits is working at CTEA. He
and Bret Stock are laying sewer pipes.
Bruce'Heaton is leaving for Tebay by
Cordova Airlines and Knudson Airlines to work
for Knudson at Tebay resort. He will be
there all summer and will attend Copper Val
ley High School next winter.
Joe Goodlataw and two of his brothers
are clearing land for Essie Grant.
VITAL STATISTICS FROM FAITH HOSPITAL
On May 24, 1963? Debra was born to Donna and
Laverne Frislie of Glennallen.(See Next col.)
^0> Colleen Rene was bo^to
Martha and Kelsey Snell of Gulkana.
On June 3> 1963? Charlotte Suzanne was born
to Carol and Vernon Thurneau of Tok.
Martha C. Keeler
A CARDEN
In my good garden I would first plant
five rows of peas? Preparedness, Promptness,
Perseverance, Politeness and Prayer.
Next to them I plant three rows of
Squash? Squash gossip, Squash criticism,
•Squash indifference,
• Then I put in five rows of lettuce?
Let us he unselfish; let us be loyal; let us
love one another;- • let us be truthful; let
us oe faithful.
No garden is complete without turnips
and mine would have? Turn up for church;
turn up with a smile; turn up with a new
idea; turn up with real determination.
The news bag of Gulf -States.
Governor’s Office
News Release
Sale of frozen Alaska crab in the shell j
has been restricted by the California Sen
ate’s Fish and Game Committee. Governor Egan
has requested that the measure be reconsid
ered and rejected, as groining acceptance of
frozen Alaska crab by the nation’s house
wives disproves any assertion as to inferior
taste and quality. •
The bill, which could prove discrimina
tory against this widely accepted product
has been removed tcythe inactive file today
pending further evaluation.
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