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ACS- 'NEWS
BOB'MIBTON
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It was "Glad to see you, wel
come to the firm" time at ye olde
ACS station last week. We have a V
new member in the person of A2c
Howard Easton. Howard comes to ACS,;
from his prior duty station at Pat
rick APB, Florida. He calls Tracy’s
Landing, Maryland home. He is a
lineman by profession and will be
working with the line crew under
Mr. George. Brennan. ...
1} x .,Mj*. ..Bill Munsen, our plant
supervisor, ^sv going on va g a t idft
starting June "4th." H& will; be go
ing to the Legion convention at
1 Haines and from there he plans to
go camping and fishing. He has a
camping trailer tlJlLt he is taking
along. At one tirde he had four
trailers but is down to only two
now.
Our boss, M.Sgt. Millard, sent
word ba,ck that he caught a 27 pound
king salmon. He is on vacation
down Juneau way. He says the fish
ing is great down there. He also
will be going to the Legion con
vention at Haines*.
Had a birthday party last week
for Mrs. Lee Wells, our Girl Friday
in the ACS office. There was an
abundance of tea, coffee, cake,
cookies, and of course, ice cream.
The number of the birthday still
remains a secret. Maybe hers are
like mine -- when they come around
they are acknowledged, but not
counted.
* There will he -a new lace in
the magistrate’s office for the
next few weeks. My wife Jean has
assumed the duties while the Luehkes
are ”outside”.on vacation.
Jean and I had a house guest
for a couple of days last week.
Jeff Lang visited us while his
grandparents, Ed and Ella Hill, went
to the city.
We have a happy smiling face
around the station. T-Sgt. Charlie
Kemmer received a phone call last
week from Colonel Anderson inform
| ing him th#t he was promoted!to
M-Sgt. eff ective June * 1 . The morn
ing of June 1st, Charlie showed up
wearing the new stripes, He said
they weren’t a hit heavy. From all
of us, Charlie, congratulations on
your promotion!
The Dave Lewis’ have left us
for a month. Dave went down to
Valdez to take over our station
there so the folks there can go on
vacation.
Thought for the day: Chance
usually favors the prudent.
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Thanks to the generous; support
of the people of the Copper River
Valley, the Annual Campaign for the
March of Dimes netted a .total of
S3S2.97v k.,
i. • ' 'These c.oht ributidns ‘ were* given
by private donations'* grahts from
the schools at Gakona. Copper Center
and Glennallen; The Aiaska Native .
'Brotherhood; '..The Afomemakers.. Clubj \\\
The American Legion Post Noi 27 and
Auxiliary; Gakona P..T.A.; lodges,
cafes, stores, state and government•
offices; and individuals throughout-'
the valley. *
Tour’contributions will be uti- j
lized t6 help advance research, pro- j
mote rehabilitation techniques —
and most important.— to fight pain...
and disability -- aiding the disabled
/child to a kinder, richer life
through health. - - ...
A s Cha trman of this district’s
March of Dimes . I wish/ uc. personally
extend my thank $ for :.the aid; and, work
donated by Betty Lapp! and Jeanne
Huddleston -- and tc thank this paper
for its generous backing of the March
of Dimes Campaignr P and to each
of you for helping make our drive
a success,,
Since r ely,
Lee Mc Wells
WELCOME WENDY
We are happy to see a trinity on the
“fcndy Jcnos pmp . * i Gakcna Hill.
Three more cabins have been moved in by Mr.
Meehinr. Good Inch ,c ■ ” ’ ■tn.-ro Wendy.
ESKIMO HANDMADE DOLLS
YO-YOS AND IVORY NECKLACES
ALASKA "GEM JEWELRY
HANDMADE SEALSKIN WALRUS
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FULL LINE OF FISHING TACKLE
PICNIC SUPPLIES
CAMP COTS — THERMOS JUGS
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