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ACS NEWS
BOB HINTON
The ACS Glcnnallen .Station will ho
receiving two more Air Force personnel
this week. They will arrive on 27th and
28 th of Feb, One man will be assigned
to supply and the other to the line crew*
Sgt, Howard.Phillips has received
his "South 48" assignment. He will be
going tc Fort Gordon Georgia where he will
possibly become an instructor in the line
maintenance school. He and the family
plan to drive out-* and will be leaving on
March 17v They are looking- forward to a
pleasant^trip south. Sgt. Phillips said
he has almost completely overhauled the
Caddy and should have no trouble on the
way out.
Mr, Bon Ballard is outside in Port
Angeles Washington. His mother passed
away and he left to attend the funeral.
He is expected to return about March 10*•
The■new steam plant and water well
installed by Whitney Brothers at the ACS
station is now in full operation. The
complete station went on the .line as of
Feb. 29th. The water wel1 went into oper
ation on Feb. 21st and is now suppliying
our water needs.
The basketball games on Feb.' 22nd
ancEJ23rd between the Conner River illstars
and the Anchorage Merchants were two fine
games. Two of our own ACS men were on the
Allstars team. They were Jerry Fcwton ancl
Joe Lumsden. Friday nights game was a
fast moving fame right up to the last
basket. Scores for Friday nights game
Copper River Allstars 66. Anchorage Mer
chants 71.
S.? t u r d ay n i gh t s
just as exciting and
game. At the end of
&core Teas tied at 18
second quarter, Bill
game proved to be
fast as the previous
the first quarter the
all. During the
Noonkcsser had to
leave the game becase of a sprained ankle.
At half time, the Allstars were trailing
by 4 points. With only a few minutes left
to play in the third quarter, Pual Jordon
arrived and went into the game for the
Allstars and Mike Madras suited up and
waited. Score at the end of the third
quarter Allstars 44-Merchants 56. During
the last quarter 7,"12 (Six) for the Mcr
hhants fouled out and they continued with
four players. Final score—Allstars 77,
Merchants 79
Copper River Allstars—
Joe Lumsden, Jerry Fowton, Harry King Jr.
Hunt, Eddie Roach, Bill Noonkessc-r, John
Fagala, Oscar Quaglcy, Paul Jordan, Mike
Jfdras. .Anchorage Merchants—1W Ramp,
Mr, Fix, Mr, Clark, Mr. Warlcdg^ & Mr.
Brown.
Attending the first aid class con
ducted by the Dept, of highways last week
were Sgt Bob Minton and Mrs, ¥, E, Millard.
Both completed the course and received
their Red Cross Aid cards.
Sgt. Russell Branham will be admitted
to Faith Hospital on Feb 2C for a tonso
lcctomy. Good luck SHORTY.
TOO1 OFT FOR THE DAY
A good idea that is shared wifh
others will live forever.
GLEP'N TOPICS
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FLORENCE CLAYTON
HR. William L. Burns, our fish and
Came protector for the area, Iras returned
homo to Glenn alien much to the delight, of
his wife anr! two children. Bill has been
outside to Seattle to the Virginia Mason
hospital where he underwent sergury. Bill
has only the highest reguard and praise for j
the hospital and it’s personnel and staff.
He said that it was almost a pleasure to
be sick there. Bill will be convclsing
at home for a few days. Mr. Fred Smith •
will be covering this area during Bills
| absence, making routine patrols. The Burns
| have a new addition to their family* a dog
named Magnum. Be is brother to Ficki and
PepO' of Gakona,
The Glcnnallcn Department of Highways j
has a now resident engineer^ He is Mr. Tom
Young. Tom hails from Illinois, is married ;
and .has two teenage children. As soon as
he. Is* settled .the family will be joining
j him here. <
Mr. John Pan cur, an old time Alaskan
| cook, has left“the area to go outside to j
j Virginia Mason hospital for sergury. He
will probably be gone for a month or so.
He may receive mail in care of hospital
in Seattle.
The John Phillips’ were in town over
the long weekend. They went clown to take
in the doslcd races.
The Ed Hills have a house guest for a
few days. Their grandson, Master Jeffery
E. Long of Anchorage is visiting their home*
Few regulation si ?-c stop signs have
been received by the Dept, of Highways &
arc being installed. Some have already
been installed at tie entrance to the high
way from the DPW camp.
Mr Walt Johnson and family have moved
hack into the DPW camn from their previous
home at mile 183-y on the Glenn highway.
There was an automobile accident in
frofot of the DPW camp last week. Two
vehicles were and luckily there were no
injuries. The accident was due to icy roads
- and snowing conditions.
The Monroes (RCA) have a new baby boy.
He made his entrance into the world at
o530 on the morning of Peb 23. He weighed
in at Tibs 8 ozs. Mother Sybil and son
John Boswell arc doing fine* They expect
to return home on Fob 25. Dr. Schneider
of Faith was the attending physican.
j The head of the Fish and Game, Mr
[ George VanVyc lias gone to Anchorage -