4-H AWARDS
COPPER
Copper Center and Kenny Lake, 4-H mem
bers submitted a number, of^dptries
for judging during tl(i'e_.Jr£ir/ KtrlcK^ti
! Palmer over the Labqr^Day,
| The coveted blue
'ribbon for first /// - h
I place went to Ricky / v
!Alley of Kenny LakeV V
jfor his cabbage,
iChristine Brittain of Kenny Lake took
a second for her apron and Larry Hunt
of Kenny Lake won a third for his
potatoes. Five Copper Center boys won
third place ribbons: Charlie Craig,
Donald Morgan, and Ronald Craig all
entered original block prints. James
Morgan and Lynn Craig entered diamond
willow pieces. Three Copper Center
girls took a third for their copper
I tooling - Laurie Ashby, Arlene Craig,
land BarbaraGoddard. Two Red Cross
|swimming certificates were issued to
!local campers, and these went to James
'Morgan and Arlene Craig. Myrtle Bangs
of the Extension Service is expected
in Copper on the 19th of this month,
and will review the clubber’s note
books. Maybe a first prize should have
gone to Katie Goddard for her con
tinuing efforts with the kids l
LOCAL SCHOOL BULGING
Enrollment at the Copper Center School
jhas almost doubled this year as the
result of the Kenny Lake bus run, and
the addition of children from the
Green construction camp at Tonsina.
Most of the new students are in the
upper grades, so Mrs. Donnelly now
.has the first five grades instead of
the four she taught last year. Mrs.
Roach has grades six through eight.
Mr and Mrs Ed Miller and grand-daughte:
Bernice haved moved back after stay
ing in Glennallen for some months.
They are living in the village in Jake
and Shirley Miller’s cabin.
NUGGETS
Joy Morgan
Mary ^nne Billum was recently made, a
^reagreat-grandmother when her grand
daughter in Anchorage, Mrs.Evelyn
Williams, became the mother of a
baby girl* Evelyn is a grand-daughte^
of Frank and Walya Hobson
Dan ^renden acted as best man for
Martin Finnesend, when Martin and
Miss Judy Day of Valdez were recently
j married in Cordova. Judy is the
i daughter of Mrs Louise Nelson and
Mr Art Day, both of Valdez. Martin
is the son of Neil Finnesend of
Chitina, and was formerly employed
by Bayless and Roberts in Copper. He
is currently employed by Stith Motofc
of Valdez. Judy worked for a short
time for the Goble family.
The Ben Sharon family left for Tal- i
keetna, but were looking forward to
returning to their homestead on the
Pippin Lake ecut-off in late fall,
Sharon is employed by Green Const.
Francis Hunt, Jr. is now enrolled at
the University of Alaska for the
fall semester. This is his first
year of college.
Mary ^nn {'"Chickadee”) Billum was
one of a local group who attended
the annual Heart Clinic in Anchor
age.
More strange happenings on this old
globe.A Cordova fisherman
pulled in an BOO pound turtle while
gill netting near the Copper River
Flats. In as much as this is a
creature of warmer waters, the cap
ture caused quite a commotion. The
turtle joins the tuna and barracuda
on the list of warm water species
that have been taken- in this generalj
t vicinity. Is it too much to ask for
palm trees next?
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Peter cKinnon has returned to his
home in anchorage.
Mute testimony to your discriminating taste is a shqw-Qff
wardrobe. You? re dressed right in WOOL-rich. It*s,
warm; itTs long-wearing; it?s color bright. \ 1 )
WOOLRICH tailoring tells the rest. \ . rl /* jM /
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