The Kennecott star., November 29, 1937, Image 1

About The Kennecott star. (Kennecott, Alaska) 1937-1938

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The KENNECOTT STAR
No. 1
^Kennecott* ^Alaska*
Nov, £9. 1827
Gfoi i s t mas Program |tQ dtif
Play by School Playwrights Un
der Way for Christians .
Untertainnent
Bloc>burn School- pupils are
busy practicing the short Xisas
comedy they have written, for
pr e s exit a t i on' a t the coja?:unit y
hall on Christies Eve.
All of the pupils will take
part in the play. Trie motors
are: Tea OfiIeiil, Ronald Bro
so sky, John Pyteil, »i®. Huia
phe-ries, Lyle Morris,Bruce ana
Frank dorris.
Along >vith the play,Spanish
songs by both high school ana
—-nigh c Upxxiitiih- ciasstrs - -will—her—
given. Further detuiXs are to
appear later. •
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llrs* Hoyser and Mrs. Gimby.
Make Departure for Outside
'Its* Heyser and Mrs* Giaby
left for the states on Nov* 7*
Mrs*, Heysor, who In the past
t-tight at Blackburn school, is
going to Seattle, W sh**to the
Swedish hospital. Mrs• Gimby
plans to visit her mother, who
lives at Los Angeles, Calif*
Neither of-the la ales plan
to return to Kennecott* ^.,
. i —B M & Ltf
Mrs* Pue and her two chil
dren arrived on the train Hov* T
24, for a visit with Paul Wil
helm & family over the holiday*
Rev. Peterson Explains Peace
Movement to Blackburn Pupils
Rev. R.a. Peterson visited school
on Nov. 1, -and talked Jjojc peace.
H*3 tola about alj. the things v©
could do nitn the uoney s^eat in the
last war. Piacng other things, 3--id
the Coruovu Presbyterian minister
there y#ould be enough .noney to bui
a <’2000 home for each f-.-sily in th
fighting countries of the WorI'd Par,
and to provide each family*tith a
5-acre piece of lun&».
Rev. jf§f ter son * 3 tali: v&s given at
the school as a part of che peace cam
paign of' the National Education Assoc
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Christmas Committee Organized. To
Take Care of Xennecott Yule Needs
The Christmas Committee, consis
ting of 'irs. Chas Hooks, irs. Gladys
Morris, and Jrs. 16m. Humpheries, has
been organized to plan for Christmas
needs of Kenneeott young people.
They will decide arrangements for
gift presentation, and will organize
activities on Christmas eve. The tree
is tsdf he furnished by the company,
s ■ ~m.
The skating rink, prepared by the
5yard bang and illuminated, by the elec
tricians, is providing lots of good
times for Kenneeott skaters. What
snow has fallen has been quickly
Cleared off. Fine weather has made
ice-skating this year just right.