Vital Sv_;istics coming from Faith
Hospital
Since last issue of the Current,
population increased at Faith Hospital
on
January 20 - Stephen, son of Florian
and Cecelia Chmielowski of Gakona,
January 22 - Peggy Anne, daughter
of Walter and Laura Sanford of Tok,
January 23, Crystal Karen, daughter
of Allen and Martha Stevens of Fairbanks.
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The Mary and Marthas of Glennallen
Community Chapel.
The first meeting of 1963 was held
at the home of Mrs. Ollie Hanson on Mon.
January 21st. Twenty-seven ladies were
on hand to en-joy an evening of fellow
ship, handiwork and a time of devotions
from the Bible.
We're pleased to announce that a
rocker for the "Cry Room" of the Chapel
has been provided through the offerings
received at the meetings.
Get aside the third Monday of each
month to be a part of the group. Notice
of meeting place and time will be found
in next issue.
GLENNALLEN HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Before our vacatmon started the
student body got together and organ
ized the ”Pep Club" officers. The
President is Pamela Brown, Joe Goodlataw
Jr. is Vice President, and Secretary
Treasurer, Henrietta Engebretson.
Two of our high school students
went to Durand, 111. for their Christ
mas vacation. Henrietta and Dorothy
Engebretson (along with their family)
left Anchorage December 17 and flew to
Seattle. Then they took a train to
Davis junction, 111. M onday morning,
January 7, they were bSck in school.
Friday morning, December 4, the
Hornets and four cheer-leaders went to
Valdez to challenge the Buccaneers.But
sorry tc say, the Hornets were defeated
both nights.
January 11 the Hornets challenged
the ANB team and won by 16 points. The
next night they challenged the Glennallen
High Faculty but were defeated by four
points.
Another new student enrolled at
Glennallen High - Richard "Dick" Holcomb,
a Junior.
Last week we received our new score
board.
January 10 and 11, all students were
thinking deeply. Those two days, first
semester exams were being taken.
January 28. All students were
quietly sitting at their desks. All of
a sudden a funny noise sounded and the
fire alarm went off. Thinking it was
a fire drill, everyone quietly and
quickly went outside. About ~j.ve minutes
later everyone started inside. Get your
coats and boots on, everyone was told.
Something was really wrong! Later, this
was found to be a false alarm--short
curcuit.
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ACS NEWS Bob Minton
It will soon be "Oh, Hi there; Wel
come to the ACS" time for the new arrival
to Sgt. and Mrs. Phillips. The little
income tax deduction is due next Feb 4 or
any time now. The Phillips' are anxiously
awaiting the event. Sgt. Phillips has his
car repaired and said to keep the road
clear between here and the hospital in
case of an emergency run.
Dave Lewis is back to work with ACS
again after a brief stay in Seattle where
he shed his Army greens for civilian type
garments. Dave went back to his old job
in the plant section. Mrs. Lewis spent
a few days in Valdez with her parents
while Dave was "outside" getting his dis
charge from the Army.
Visiting with M/Sgt. and Mrs. Millard
for a month was their daughter Mrs. Josette
Vander Weyst and her three children. They
departed January 26 to join her husband
Ted in Ketchikan where he was transferred
with the Bureau of Public Roads.
The Dave Lewis 1 have a house guest.
Mrs. Lewis' brother, Joey, from Vadldez
is spending a few days with them while
his parents attend the Governor's Inaug
ural Ball down south in Juneau.
The Glennallen PTA held a bake sale
in the ACS recreation hall on January
22. We were glad to see this sale held
here and the goodies were enjoyed by all.
That was one day we didn't have to com
mute for morning coffee and rolls.
Anyone have an extra tent or B-2
shelter? Housing is kind of critical
in the area ard the two new Air Force
men are getting lonesome for their fam
ilies. If only housing was available,
their families would be joining them
shortly.
Glennailen Station is slowly changing
from Army to Air Force. We are receiving
Air Force forms and publications and
recently received new signs for the build
ings depicting the Air Force Communication
System insignia and designating Glennailen
Station as 1929-1 Communications Group.
Also you may have noticed a clue Chevy
pickup in the area. This is the first of
the new blue paint jobs. As time goes by
and our vehicles require painting, they
will be blue.
Miss Rickey Wells announced plans
of her forthcoming marriage to Andy Day of
Valdez. The marriage will occur within
the next week. Rickey is the daughter of
Fred and Lee Wells of Glennailen. Lee is
the aashier at the ACS office.
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