CLUB NEWS AND VIEWS .. ~
The Lions and Lioness had a dinner party at
Tonsina Lodge November 11th. Sixty people
attended the dinner. .There were speakers - .
from other lodges. Anchorage brought back
the $75*00 taken on the night of installing
the Lions in May. They had three Chinese
Lotteries and a door prize. Quite a lot was
accomplished and the dinner was a huge
success. The Lioness had a board meeting at
Katie Goddard*s. More rules were set up
and some suggestions were made by the board
for season projects. Quite a sum of the old
green-stuff was deposited in the name of
The Liopggs. The gals seem to be on the ball.
The Lioness will be installed by the Lion
officers on November 23rd. at a luncheon
at the Gatextfay Lodge.
MARYS AND I-iARTHAS
Th§ Marys^and.Marthas met at the home of
iirt ^ cdhley HclSombe. There were about 20
ladies present. Much sex-jing and cut-out work
was accomplished. Records and songs x-/ere
featured. Cake ajnd beverages were served.
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NEWLY ORGANIZED fclRL SCOUTS '
"Ffre.newly organ!zed^Girl Scouts are under
uhe leaaership of Mrs. 3ha.ron Munson and
Mrs Shirley Hendricks. They had their first
meeting Wednesday November 20, at .the
American Legion Hall, plans were make for
forthcoming projects and the Christmas party
which will be held December 7° Eighteen
members attended,
GLENN ALLEN POUR CUBS
lhe Glennallen Polar Cubs is the name given
to the fifth through the eighth grade
basketball teams at Glennallen Junior High.
Their first official game will be played
November 27 between the Polar Cubs’ and a
Copper Center School team.
WE ARE HERE NOT TO GET ALL WE CAN OUT OF LIFE
FOR OURSELVES, BUT TO TRY TO MAKE THE LIVES
OF OTHERS HAPPIER.
COUNTING TIME IS NOT 30 IMPORTANT AS
MAKING TIME COUNT.
POEM FOR REMEMBRANCE
I live for those who love mo,
Whoso hearts are kind and true;.'
For the Heaven that smiles a.bove me,
And awaith my spirit too;
For all human ties that bind me,
For the task my God assigned me,
For the bright hopes yot to find mo,
And the good that I ca& do.
' GEORGE BANKS
The rea.l use of all knowledge is this: that
we should dedicate that reason which was
given us by God for the use and advantage cif
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-l;ska exhibit
The Alabka. Exhibit for the New York V/orld’s
Fair, built very much like their building
at Century 21 in Seattle, is expected to be
completed by December 31> tar ahead of the
opening date of April 22. This will be a.
two year fair. Morris Ford, director of the
•a la ska Travel Division, said the' building is
directly across from the New York State
Exhibit’s giant pylon—expected to be the
drawing feature of the fair. Ford estimates
more than five and a half million persons
the ulaskan pavillion, which will
again present the Northern Lights exhibitions
featured in Seattle.
A CHIP ON THE SHOULDER INDICATES THERE
IS WOOD HIGHER UPl
PAY YOUR TAXES WITH A SMILE, THEY SAID, I
TRIED IT, BUT THEY WANTED MONEY.
.NEWS RELEASE FOR COPPER RIVER CURRENT FROM
CENTRAL ALASKAN MISSIONS, INC., GLENNALLEN
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JIM JOY KILLED IN PLANE CIUSH III JAPAN
In a telephone message received November2D,.
1963 J-t Central .ilaskan Missions Headquarters
in Glennallen, Rev. '/incent Joy, oresently
on Mission business in the East with his wife,
stated that thoy had just received word that
their 27 year old son, Jimmy, had been killed
! in aircraft accident in Japan. Jim had
! been stationed in Okinawa for about two years
| as an Air Force jet instructor.
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