COPPER NUGGETS (continued)
Mrs. Kethryn Fawcett is now back in Copper
Center after an extended visit with her
son-inr-Jaw, Bill McEl'roy of Valdez.
Beginning next week, the Milepost Cafe will
be under the management of Nr. and Mrs.
Paul Sparks. .Mr,. Sparks , formerly of
Anchorage and Soldotna, is well known to
local business people, having been a book
keeper in this area several years ago. Fir.
Sparks was also at one time associated with
"Trappers Dcn,r on the Glenn Highway.
AMERICAN LEGION NEWS
American Legion Department Commander and
Department of the Auxiliary, Fir. and Mrs.
Russell Huber of Fairbanks, will be visiting
in Glcnnallen, Monday June 28.
It is the desire of Commander that all
Legionnairs and their wives (whether
Auxiliary members or not) and all Auxiliary
members attend an informal joint meeting
iruthc Post 27 Legion Hall in Glcnnallen
at 7:30 P.M. -'•/
After a brief period of business and
pleasure, the Auxiliary will serve a buffet
style supper.
KNUDSEN’S SON SERIOUSLY HURT
Johnny Knudscn's small son was injured in
a freak accident which occurred when the
family car ran over the child. He is con
sidered in serious condition in the Provi
dence Hospital.A ■ .
A. C. S.. NEWS
New arrivals at A.C.S. since June 1 are
s/4' Kirk Johnson and Mr. Robert Looman,
both communications technicians.
S/5 VJilliam C. Sclnap, departed for his
home in Seattle on June 22 for release
from Military duty. Ills plans arc to enroll
•;;in. the University of Washington this coming
fall in the study of Arts and Sciences.
Received a letter from the Hendricks family
formerly stationed at Sheep "Mountain. They
are enjoying Ft. Iluachuca, Arizona. They
,see the Wagnopr’s and the Winger’s often.
Jim, Mary and children send their regards
to.all.