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«e have promised aid in obtaining
eyeglasses for needy children* If you
* know of ’ny child needing glasses who is
unable to purchase them pie jsg contact
Betty Unlay (Public Health dursc) TA 2-3209
or call Sarah Lucbke Ti 2-3219• Your
name will be kept in strictest confidenee
as will the names of those benefited*
The Auxiliary sponsored a Cnristnas
aid program by furnishing the Mgoodies"
for 105 orphans at the Korean Orphanage
of Ulsan Yang Yook un. Christmas mix
candy, capdy bars and unpopped popcorn
were mailed last month*
Ac hope- - with -ha men of American
Legion fost 27 - to put on a bigger,
brighter, and even better Christmas pro
ject for all our children of the Copper
River Basin.
A regulation leather basketball was
purchased for our Glannallon High School
students - we wish them success in their
tilts with all opponents!
Oil was purchased this year for our
Public Library. Have YOB visited our
Library this year?
The 11 Re I Lab Program” is well under way
with a Christmas box sent to a Veterans
Hospital to bri Haten our Veterans Christ
mas .
He, the auxiliary are especially proud
of our Girl Scouts and their informative
and constructive program* They have pur
chased - with their own funds - individual
gifts for each child at the Childrens
Home in Seward, ,desks.
are YOU interested in community
growth and progress?- Can you - will you
help with either your time, interest or j
talent in community service? The Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary cordially extends
an invitation to all 'past members, pros
pective members or interested residents i
to be our guests or join our group*
meetings once monthly, Legion Hall,
every 2nd Thursday of each month, 8 p.n*
You can tell the man who rings true
from the man who rings filse, not by his
deeds alone, but also by his desires*
l*AA flaws
Things* on the Fau reservation have
been real quiet*
Little Johnny Blackburn broke his
collarbone while trying to navigate a
rolling and pitching upper bunk* He is
new well on the road to recovery*
Mr* Bob Blackburn will be .departing
this week to take a special course at
the £Vu Academy in Oklahoma City*
The title of the movie this week
will be* “ abuVA AMD BLYOMD” (it didn11
say what), featuring Robert Taylor and
Lie a nor Barker. __
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FORT ORD, CaLIF. — U. S. Army Private
Aiiliam H. Bayless is presently under
going basic Infantry training at this
Monterey Re nine ul a training center.
The eight week program consists of
such vital military subjects as rifle
marksmanship, Infantry tactics, first aid,
military justice and the conservation
and maximum utilization of military
supplies. Upon completion of .his basic
training, the soldier r;ill go. on to eitm.er
advanced Infantry training or to one of
the many Amy specialist schools.
Baylcss, 23, is the son of hr. and
lirs. Honard J. Bayless of Copoer Center.
He attended the University of Alaska,
at Fairbanks after graduating in 1953
from Sheldon Jackson high school, Sitka.
He \jas a member of the Alpha Kappa Psi
Fraternity.
Bsyless v;as employed as a truck
driver for the Baylcss and Roberts Co.,
Copper Center, before entering service.
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y&DDIufG AMGUECED
Albert Charley and Ella Sc tuck v/dre
married in Gierinallen on November 18*
Attendants v/cre hr* & i.rs* Bill .Lillians*