Mary and Nelson McCrary arc back from their
..nichorage "vacation", and Nelson made no
bones about the fact that he was glad to be
home again....says they couldn't give him
the cityl Mrs. McCrary still has to use a
cane to get around, but her ankle is getting
stronger every day.
The Norman Poirier family who left Copper
Center in 1957, are now temporarily back
in Chitina. Norm is working on the bridge
at Liberty Falls.
It’s hard to believe that the Dimonde’s are
REALLY going Stateside for a trip after all
these years in xdLaska. The change is bound
to be exciting, but we’re betting that home
will better after all..
Buck Roach is back apain
this summer with the Fish
and 7ildlife Department as
a.pent, so be sure and check
" • " your fishing licenses, folks!
"Buz" loach is now in Beldovia, where he
will be fishing commercially this season.
And with no offense intended to anyone, have
you heard the latest about the two monks who
set up a fish 'n chips st and outside their
monastery? One morning a lady came to the
stand,and asked the one in charge, "are you
the fish friar?"
He answered, "no, ma’am, I'm the chip monk”
Lucille harshall cf Glennallen was one of
the CAT cadets taking part in the C^F en
campment recently held in anchorage. Lucille
is a member of the Copper Valley team.
Bill Etchols is off the trap-line for the
summer and working for Howard Bayless* -HL
Roig left the State job and was seen painting
windows at Tonsina Lodge.
Larry Strode has been clearing brush ana
land in the Tonsina area fojr the Frasers,
the Hargroves and-the Budka s. The Loage
will have a parking.. area for trailers.
thgsg loving ptoils 11: \>i*
No sooner do some of our hewer community
members ;ot unpacked thanit’s time for
them to be on the move again. The Ley
| Johnson family was just nicely settled
.when they were transferred to Mendeltna,
along with the Irelands. The Goughnour
family barely had the dishes on the shelf
when they moved from one of McCrary*s
cabins to the old btowart house, just next
door, pete and Jean Huddleston moved from
the trailer court to their own home, located
across the street from the court. The
Ketterman family are all packed for the
move to anchorage. The cabin vacated by the
Goughnor*s has been rented by the .ortie d
Johnson family. He is employed by Trinity
Oil, and has just been joined by his wife
and 11 year old son from Texas. Paul Sparks
is moving from the Mii post Cafe to the
Tonsin a Lodge, where he will be employed
this summer as cook, along with D.Donnelly.
Moving also will be the Shivers family, who
have taken over the new management of the
Milepost Cafe. ler. Shivers is also employed
by Trinity Gil.
Ford ./ebb is back heme from the University
of .*laska, and on the job again for the
•itate Highway Department. Summer doesn’t
, seem the same without Judy _*shby back in
Copper giving us all a bad time,, but marriage
must have ’’smartened" her up, for this summer
she is spending her time on the beaches of
Carmel, California I
.CL Taylor of Lower Tonsina was to leave on
Thursday, the 6th, for Sacramento, California
for a. visit with his mother who is ill. His
mother, Lrs. Hunsacker, used to own the
Lower Tonsina roadhouse, and she and hr.
Hunsacker left here in the early 60’s, after
selling the place to the Nagengasts. -CL was
taking his little girl Lonnie along with him ►
Lonnie has never seen a bi'; city or even
heard of a freeway, so has lots to learn.
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Jockey briefs
T shirts
Sweat shirts