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Remember the * Mile I84 Glenn Hwy.
HONEY. B-.FES DOW LATE EL O' MrRS
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Jy brought the transaction to a-halt with
a startled whistle. -'
When the dust had settled and''final
tabulations made the BloomeTS were --de
feated by that champion team, the Honey
Bees, by a score of,36 to 10* Not bad
but why. did they crawl off the'floor on
their hands and knees as if looking for
something perhaps had been-dropped? Nope
they were just plain Late Bloomers huntin’
for air*
GLEMAT I EN TCHS GAKOFA
Bill Noonkesser and, Oscar Kawagley
led Glennallcn PT A to a 40 to 'j2 victory
over Gakona PTA.on Saturday the 9th of
February. Bill scored 13 points and Oscar
13.. The other capable r-layers. for Glen
re re Merritt Tegelcr, Bob McMahon,. Chet
Schneider, Ray Keaton and Ted Coven.
Gakona's top point man. vas Roy Evan
bucketing 10 points with Apn-io Sundt. and
Fred. Kells Jr* each putting in 9 .points*
Others playing,-for Gakona were. Roy German,
Harold Gene, A11 en Talcott., Bob ■ Matukaitis
and last but not least the three red hot,
red faced, blue skinned cheerleaders, Ken
Hughes, Fred Lapr>i and Earl Barnard*
Our hats, are off to you all...for a
fine game.;, shoving good sportsmanship and
community spirit.Our thanks also -to Mr.
Howard and Rudy_.Map.ker for a fine job of
refereeing both games*,
Incidentally folks - all receipts from
this evening of basketball and good time
vent to the Bleacher Fund for orr new High
School. If you enjoyed yourself - grasp
this opportunity to than]" the tvo PTA
groups’, of Gakona,. and Glennall-en and ask
for more of this type activity ., - a
' A. C. S, \.,r ;.J By Sob;-Minton
The past two weeks has seen a few
changes come to our station. Orders were
received that' our Army Personnel will be
leaving on or about /the 17th of--.March..1
Most of them have , been making plans as to
their future.. Some ..are returning to school
for more'1 formal education, urhile other are
planning trips to places like. T hi aland to
contrive their present line of work and
a couple to return to Alaska to a job sim
ilar to,the one they had with ACS. The
first to leave will be SP4 Larry Paulson.
His contract will be fulfilled on March 1.
He will-be departing here on the 15 of Feb.
SP5 Jay Hillman has received his ’’South
48” assignment and will be heading down
south to Fort Benning, Georgia. SGT. Bill
Dye has also received his assignment and
will be heading towards the Colorado coun
try for duty at Fort Carson.
The Glennallen domain was invaded here
again by the Air Force on the 15 of Feb.
in the form of A1C U. Harkins. Hade,
i
turn those odd hour
rests into progres si
Vie now have all the popular COLORS of
YARN in stock and the necessary KNITTING
SUPPLIES with a shipment of CROCHET
THREADS Goraing and popular sizes of HOOKS
d est in:clothes
17e have a NEW SPRING shipment of LETS
LEISURE HEAR SLACKS
ALLEN-A, UNDERWEAR for men featuring
THERMAL SHIRIS & DRAWERS
d
SO’ ; i: ;;
17 e have a. fine line of
HARDWARE and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
for your wiring needs
ast but not least
D 0 H " T FORGET' to S END a
CARD.
We have a full line of RUST CRAFT GREETING
CARDS-ALL OCCASION'S
^iH v \ <|i H u VAR11 TV &
t d j j j -A i i s j J i-f/\ RDVVA R E
as he prefers to be called, comes to us
from McChord Air Force Base, Washington
where he spent 21 months prior to his as-s
signment to ACS. Wade is a loneman and is
the First AF lineman to; arrive replacing
the men that are leaving. TTe is presently
undergoing a familariaation course under
the directi n of our able line supervisor,
Mr.. George Brennan* "Wade is a career type
airman ^Tith 9 years service1. He is a fam
ily*. man . by ■ the way and his wife Yvonne and
their three children are living in Tacoma,
Washington. As soon as the housing sit
uation permits, Wade rail be joined here
by the wife ard their little ones.
It finnally happened, - Thursday night
Feb. 7 at 2590 - with a yell, Master Tim
othy Dale Phillips made his entrance Into
the world. He, weighed 7# 11 ozs. and was
214- inches long. * Friday morning Father
Howard was beaming and. passing out cigars.
There is a saying in ACS that if you are
born into the service you never leave.
Daughter Angie- is happy about her new baby
brother. T'other Evelyn and son returned
home; Sunday afternoon. Con11 Page 7 •
in a
REPEATS:
,’Don,'t let this warm weather
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FOOL Y o tr i
"KEEP THAT TANK FULL."
Ph. TA. 4-3248
CALL - Jack Wallace