——-i
Kenny Lake.News .
Marie Barnard
I\q Mr and Mrs Paul Ham
0 ilton and family were
^ welcomed into the
community of Kenny
Lake with a housewarming
| ... ana potluck supper, held on
| November 23. Despite the.30 below
| weather, tweleve families gathered foi
| an enjoyable evening.
Mr and Mrs Dave Brown of anchorage,
and formerly of Kenny Lake, were re
cent overnight guests at the Joe Vir
gin home.
The Kenny Lake gradeschool students
| presented a Thanksgiving play for
! their parents on the evening of the
i23rd. The young people served cookies
and coffee after the program.
Thanksgiving guests at the home of
the Glenn HelkennTs were the Vern
Helkenn’s and their.3 childrenand
! Bill Weaver. Guests at the Roy Alley
1 home that day were the Ben Sharon
family and Charlie Benjamin. Reverend
nad Mrs Joe Virgin spent the day with
friends in Glennallen.
.. Dr. Schneider of Glennallen was at
the Kenny Lake school on Nov 26 to
give physical exams to all the stu
dents. On Dec. 11, the school child
reri iyceiveu uoosuer snuub.
.Mr and Mrs Roy .illey and Ricky left
Dec. l£ for a trip to the West Coast.
They will spend Christmas in Califor
nia with relatives, and plan to re
turn here sometime after the 1st of
the year.
Four of the local women surprised
Rosie Absher on her birthday, Dec.il,
with a cake and social call.
The Kentons. Club held their Christ
mas party on December 17, at the homo
of Mrs Glenn Helkenn, with Mrs Ralph
Barnard as co-hostess, a gift ex
change was held with secret pals re
vealed. Entertainment was provided by
a womenT s quartet, and the group en
joyed singing Christmas carols.
The Christmas program for the Kenny
Lake School was heiu on pec. lSth.
"The Toy Shop" was the title of the
play. Members of the cast included:
Louis Lincoln, the toy maker; Kathy
Helkenn and Dennis Helkenn, cowboys;
Larry Hunt, clown; Howard Hamilton, a
bear; Holly Hamilton, a doll; Lonnie I
Phillips, ballerina; Steve and Billy
Helkenn, Kevin Barnard, Mickey absher,
and Fhilip Magengast- toy soldiers;
Mike Route, Michael Hartman and Danny
Virgin- Jack-in-the-boxes. Howard
Haley was the announcer. -
The Kenny Lake Community Sunday
School will hold their Christmas pro
gram on the 22nd, at the new commun
ity Chapel. Time for the program has
been set for 7:30 P.M.
"Not what we give, but what we share,
For the gift without the giver is bare
Who gives himself with his alms feeds
three,
Himself, his hungering neighbor, and
James R Lowell ME.11 /A
.Copper-Nuggets cont? d
Joy Morgan i
|
If you haven’t been approached by one
of the school kids at Copper Center, j
asking you to buy candy, get in touch
with them at ONCEl They are selling
a delicious chocolate and almond cond
faction, one of the best on the mar- j
ket, for the small sum • of fifty cents
The money realized from the sale of j
this candy will be spent on library j
books for the school library. Satisfy
your sweet tooth and help the book- ;
worms at the•same time.
Ray Stickwan is up and about after
a spell with the chicken pox. Also
down with the same ailment is the
year old daughter of Cecelia Larson*
The Larson’s had just returned to
Copper after a work season in Cor- I
dova . Fine homecoming’. I
Carl Edin, our former postmaster
sends word from southern Texas, that[
he is really soaking up the sunshine„
Other ex-residents we've'heard from
include’the Jerry flings,-now in San
^nselmo, California, and the Heffron$
of Valdez.; Mrs Hank Lund of Bis
marck, So. Dakota, and on vacation j
in Houston, Texas, the Bob Bice fam-j
ily.
One of oar nicest greetings came frorji
our ’’adopted” daughter in Scotland. :
She is “ours* through courtesy of The
Christian -Children’s Fund of Richmond,
Virginia. We enjoy our correspondence
with Louise- after a year, she really
seems like one of our own. Some day
we hope to meet her in person, but
right now, Edinburgh seems a long
way off l
The Jim Morgan family, with the 4
boys, Jim, Donald, Mark, and Chris,
plan to leave around the 1st for a
trip to Californiaand Colorado and
visists with relatives ( and DISNEY
LAND1. ) In their absence, the store
will be managed by Leo Jones, their
right i and left-hand) man. Theresa
Morgan,.not wanting to miss school,
will board at Copper Valley Mission.
Local 4-H ’ers, under the direction
of Mrs Katie Goddard, proved that a
combination of old coffee cans, mac
aroni, and spray paint, could be
made into gifts of utility as well
as beauty.
!
.mgus DeWitt and George Nagengast
have rented the old Stewart house.
MOVIES .MOVIES MOVIES MOVIES !
Sunday December 29 B P.M.
’’The Man From The Diner’s Club'1’
; starring DANNY KAYE
admission: Adults 1.00 Kids .75
TON SI N A L0DGEand‘5°
J