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AMERICAN LEGION NEWS
The American Legion.Convention was held
ugust 8, 9} 10, and 11 at Cordova, A
whopping group from all over Alaska came
to participate in the Convention, Governor
Igan and his wife plus other highly not
able citizens of the Armed Forces - plus
Government and State Officials were pres
ent, Commander Russel Huber and wife em
oarked from Gulkana Field - plus Harry
and Gladys Heintz,
Harry is the Senior Vice Commander of
'Western Alaska of the American Legion.
Harry and Gladys report that the conven
tion was a real success. The weather was
real beautiful and one thing to note ”you
can sure get the best of sea foods and
real Alaska Hospitality in Cordova”,
rOTICE
Bill Millard resigned from the COPPER RIVER
CURRENT staff as of July 11^ 1962,
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC
hursday - August 23, 1962
GLENNALLEN HEALTH
1:00-Iis00 PM
CENTER ■
^ had six honest serving men - They taught
me all I knew: Their names were Where and
What and When - and Why and How and Who,
— Rudyard Kipling
ATTENTION HUNTERS
Press Release
A special bull moose season, with a limit
of one animal per person, is declared for
the following defined portion of Game
Management Unit 6: Unit 6, but only that
portion of the mainland in Unit 6 between
Whittier and Cape Fairfield*
This hunt will commence on August 20, 1962
and will close September 30, 1962* All
persons interested in hunting this area
may do so. The only legal requirement is
a 1962 hunting license, and in the case of
non-resident, a moose tag'also*
Good sense and good nature are never sep
arated; and good nature is the product of
right reason. — It makes allowance for the
failings of others by considering that there
is nothing perfect in mankind; and by dis
tinguishing that which comes nearest to
excellence, though not - absolutely free
from faults, will certainly produce candor
in ..judging.,.-rDryden,.
ROOMS CAFE BAR
Standard Oil Service
Mile 79 Richardson Hwy. PH TA 5-3206
Rough Dry 25>0 per lb.
Finished Linens: Sheets
Contour Sheets.
Towels
White Shirts
Work shirts, sports shirts
Work Pants
Aprons
(Min. 10 lb.)
270 ea.
35^ ea.
120 ea.
500 ea*
600 ea.
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Kitchen Rugs - washed & bleached - 13>0 lb.
PRESS RELEASE
Two bid contracts awarded by Dept * of High
ways totaled more than a million dollars :
for work on the Glenn Hwy. land the\Matanus
ka River bank. Stoen Construction Co**
Seattle submitted low bid of $369,06*0 for
construction of 1.8 miles of dikes and
furnishing and placing loose riprap f'or
bank protection on the Mabanuska River on
mile i^6 and between Mileposts 63 and \72.
Burgess Construction Co, and Reed & M^ritin,
Inc. were given the contract on a low bid
of $77l|,035 for grading, drainage and bitum
inous surface treatment of 7.01; miles of
Glenn Hwy between Little Tok River to Bar-*'
tell Creek.