COPPER CENTER CHURCH NEWS
COPPER CENTER COMMUNITY CHAPEL
Pastor: Harry Johns
Sunday School
10 a.m.
11 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
Morning Worship
Evening Worship
Wednesday Night
Prayer Service
7:30 p.m.
EVERYONE IS INVITED TO ATTEND .1
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD
Pastor: Oscar Craig
Meetings are held alternately at Copper
Center and Chistochina on Saturdays;
hours from 3 to 6:30 p.m. The pastor
at Chsitochina is Andrew Brown.
Mrs Katherine Goddard acted as a sub
stitute on the Copper Center election
board in the absence of Mary Huddleston..
Others serving were Bessie Bunsek and
Kathryn Fawcett.
The Copper Center P T A plans a gala
Sadie Hawkins Day on November 29th.
Dick Donnelly has been put in charge of
the arrangements,, and we hear he is
brimming with ideas for a regular
carnival- complete with darts, fish
pond, foodbooths, etc. Instead of candy
and bubblegum kids, why not save your
nickles for the carnival? If this one
id a success, the PTA hopes to make it
an annual affair.
COPPER CENTER SCHOOL NEWS ( Lower grades
‘Primary grades are working very hard on
spelling. Two second.graders have not
missed any words...Faye Ewan and Debbie
Donnelly. Danny Pete and Diana Donnelly
are very proud of finishing their first
real reading book, ''Look and See''. They
are working on another one already. Their
word tree is blossoming beautifully. Thes
children are also studying about weather,
and have made a weather calendar. Judy
Craig and Mary Ann Billum are going to
make a big paper thermometer. Eddie
Billum and Wayne Bell will help keep
track of how cold it is by reading the
outdoor thermometer. Kenny Johns and Roy
Ewan are the representatives to the
upper grades school meetings and are also
playing basketball with the te
Feet cold? Then keep your head. .e
Array, working to develop an ul
uniform for soldiers in the Ar s
:that a hat will do as much to
feet warm as an extra pair of . e
medics say that if your head’s
Mother Nature automatically sends more
warming blood to protect the brain. What!
left goes to the other extremeties, and t
isn’t enough to do much warming.
LOC/iL „Qi Ad Iri AGGIDAHT
Lrs • Francos Kibble of Kenny L ike was
seriously injured in a three-truck collision
on October 31st, in Anchorage. Another Kenny
L ike woman, hrs. Carol Alloy was also involved
in the. wreck, but suffered only shock reaction.
A pickup, driven by Kirs-. Alley was struck in
the side by a camper, driven by Larin Lee of
Anchorage. After being struck, the alloy
pickup swerved into a fuel truck, which was
in the process of delivering oil. Ars. Kibble
was thrown., from the Alley pickup, onto the side
of the road, and suffered a fractured skull
and concussion, plus danago to one eye caused
by her broken glasses.; Although unconscious
for many hours, hrs. Kibble is no;,1 able to
converse with her f mily, and the doctor*s
verdict is favorable for a complete recovery;
she is duc^ for u three week hospital stay how
ever. Aorman Kibble, a high school student
at Copper Valley School, just returned to
school after spending 4 or 5 days in town.
-.s of now, the Kibbles are planning to.make
their hone in Anchor a.go for the balance of
the-winter. *..rs. Carol Alley was able to re
turn home last Sunday evening, (hr. Kibble
is- a member of the GOA AAR PJVKl CURRLi’T Staff,
reporting the news from the Kenny Lake area.
YOUNG AACPLA *S FALLC;.- HOLDS DAI GUST
The Young People's Fellowship of the
Copper Valley held their Annual Banquet
last dp turd ay night#' The theme for the
banquet, "winter .onderlnnd" •
0 Us inf; the Sunday School Roon of the
Glennallen Com:unity Chapel, i,-rs* Lee
Holcomb, Chairman of the Decorating Com
mittee, succeeded in a iking the room have
the appearance of a typical 11A inter wonder
land*' . Ico-Borgs decorated the center of
the tables, with a large one in the corner#
Flakes of snow hung from the ceiling#
e Lirs* Vera Kelley did an excellent job
of lining up .waitresses that consisted of
ladies from the Chapel# Frosted punch was
the appetizer, along with mars hrnall owed
sweet potatoes, string beans, ham and pine
apple salad# Topped off/with relish dishes,
rolls, coffee and tc , and cocoanut ice
• ere an b 11s md cookies# softer the de
licious meal, special musical numbers
were presented and as the feature of the
evonine, halt Disney's ", <hito wilderness"
was shown# -A very joed time was had by
all and we again express our sincere thanks
to all the ladies who gave of their time and
energy to make the banquet n success.
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