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V.C.S, xuhftS by Elaine Hillman
.CS^and its little community members are happy i
ntroduce to Glennallen andthe surrounding corn
unities two very haopily newlyweds * SPU and Mrs
avid Lewis, Mrs. Lems was formerly known as
Llura Kinsey of Valdez* Ala^ca; The couple
sre married September 22* 1962* in the First
aptist Church at 11:00 A.M, in Valdez with
'ne Rev, William Hanson officiating at the
sremony. J, Henry Kinsey gave his daughter
way in marriage. Sgt. Hoyle* Station Com
ander of A.C.S.* Valdez was best man to the
room, at the s. ngle ring ceremony. The
rganist was Hr, George W, Andersonj Mendels- -
on's Wedding March was played* The bride's
ress wrasa white sheath with floating sleeves
ad she wore a shoulder length white veil,
he carried a bride's bouquet of pink roses,
aich she held in white gloved hands. The
ride's attendants wore rose colored frocks
nd vrere Tichle Roberson* Man Hull and Dana
all. The wedding reception at 12:30 P.H,
as held at the Valdez Museum. Shortly af
erwards* the couple sped off for Anchorage
■ or a week's honeymoon before returning to
,C.S. in Glennallen vrhere they mil live
ntil the groom's discharge from the /army in
anuary.
going away party was. held for SP5> John
ursette* September 22. Coffee and cake were
erved in the Rec Hall after the movie by
ena McGill* Evelyn Phillips and Karen D'Alusio,
tation Commander, Sgt. William Millard pres
ented a "meat cutlery set" to John in token
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Cafe Bar Motel
BIG JUICY HJRGERS WITH 01TI0IT
f all his A.C.S. friends while being stati
oned at Glennallen. John joined his wife,
ary Lee and $ month old daughter Catherine
September 2k in Seattle, Washington, where
is plans are to go to the University of
.'ashington this:.fall term.
r. and Mrs. Wilbur Huns on are spending six
reeksin Seattle, Washington, with family and
riends. They will see the World’s Fair and
he sights of Wahington, • We pity poor old
Bill) Wilbur as' Vi has probably bought out
11 the stores there by now. Our best goes
to them both, though, and hope they will be
ack as -soon as possible as they are very
iuch missed around this station now.
;,gt. William Dye left for the south U8«last
September' 2 to pick up his -wife, Doris, at
unsfield, Tennessee and they are to return
■ ere October 3. Mrs. D$re accompanied her
aughter, Beverly Smith, to Mansfield after
topping in Seattle to see the World’s Fair#
everly mil be a freshman thisyear in Mans
field State College. Mrs. Dye writes and
ays to tell all she is very much in high hope
v,a returning to Ala d r a where it is much iTarmer,
•o - it mil be Tennessee’s loss and Alaska's
ain soon# Pmc*
SP7 James, -wife, Dena and children enter
tained September 23 at their quarters,
,0 for'Mr, and Mrs. Donald Ballard and their
son, John. John left the 23rd for Mexico
!# City, Mexico to attend Mexico City Colleger
John was a student at the University of
.iladc a in Fairbanks last year. John will
be studying Oceanography.
John is also well-known at Red’s Service
Station as a service station attendant
and a friend indeed to those who needed
his help on his "part time job" duties
at night.
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GLjJIJNALLEU BALLYHOO by Florence Clayton
A meeting was held at Santa’s Cafe. The
topic was the Garbage Dump. He are badly
in need of a new place as it isagainst the
law to dump where it is now, also there is
a ^2,00 fine for dumping on the road. So
a new place far enough off the road to last
10 years is in order. Hatch this paper for
another meeting as one rail be called when
something constructive comes up,
Bret.Stock is staying at Center’s while
Cal Center is away. The children could
not walk to the highway to meet the school
bus so Bret offered to take them on his
scooter bike to the bus line. The children
were afraid of bear as" they are around.
Three cheers to you, Bret,
Mrs. Ella Hill went to the Cosmotology
Convention in /inch or age, held on the 23
and 2k of this month. There were demon
strations on cosmetics by the jobbers and
a Hair Dressing Contest.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Miller visited the
Crislcrs on their way to Fairbanks.
Doc Hunter is now working .at Eureka Lodge,
Tonsina Lodge has now wrapped it up for \
the winter.
AREA PROGRESS We see that there are seven
cabins being built above Walter Charley’s
and if some one would Care to give this
area reporter more news, we would like to
print it.
The Homemaker’s of the Grennallen area held
their second meeting of the year at the
grade school building last'. tThursday night,
Ann Brown, President of the Homemakers in
troduced Hrs* Ivryrtle Bangs, the Home Demon
stration Agent of the Extention Service
who gave a talk on programming, the respon
sibilities of the Homemakers and a request
for reactivating of the Ull program in the
Glennallen area* Mrs. Lee Holcomb gave