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A.C.5. NEWS
BOB HINTON
Greetings from aYe olde A.C.S. Station,
winter has descended upon us, we, like every
one else, have our troubles with frozen water
pipes. Only once so far,though, and our able
R and U section has seen to it that it does
not happen again.
Since Hrs. Lee Wells, our girl Friday in
the front office, has been gone outside on
vacation, M/Sgt. Charlie Kemmer has taken
over part of her duties. That’s x^hy when you
dial operator or information, a man answers.
One of Charlie’s duties is that of operator.
By the way; Charlie asks x-xe pass the word to
all his creditors in the area to see him -* -;i
prior to December 15th. He has received his
assignment back to the :rSouth 481' and will
be departing on December 17th. He is going
back to the same base he left from xxhen he
came to A.C.S., Keesler AFB Hissippi. His
home and family are about 30 miles from therej
He asked for Keesler and got it. He is one ofj
the few who got their base of choice.
Our basketball team seems to be in high j
spirits. So far they have won one and lost
one game. They are off to a good start and
we xtfish them the best. With a little more
practice, they will be ready for all comers,
THOUGHT FOR THE.. DAY; j
MISTAKES ARE LESSONS OF WISDOM !
IN
SYMPATHY
Our sympathy is extended to the family of
Oscar Olson, Brother-in-law of Governor egan.
He died Sunday, November 17, at the age of
Seventy-three in Elmendorf Hospital. He came
; to Alaska in 1918 when he was on active duty
| with the Army during dorid War 1. Olson, a
retired U.S. Deputy Marshall was born in
Moscow* Idaho on-Novemberll,' 1890.’He was a
member of the Cordova Elks Lodge. In addition
to his wife, Ethel, he is survived by three
daughters, Mrs.’Muriel Osaks and Mrs. Virginia
L. Wood, both of Anchorage, and Mrs. Dorothy
G. Seeman 01 Albuquerque M .11. Also surviving
are a sister, Mrs. Hanna Brock of Seattle,
Washington and 10 Grandchildren. Funeral
arrangements are pending at the Anchorage
Funeral Chapel.
CANADIAN COACH LIN 2 FLASH!
The Canadian Coach Line is making it’s last
run on the 2Qt.h. .of .‘November and n-ex-t spring
A SHAKE GOES GOOD I7ITH A BURGER
it. •jpyLl -fag i_n operation 9ncp .£ a weok;. ft is
'.due -to the lapk .of patronage during the
winter months.
COPPER CENTER CHIEF said that someone should
stay on the highway and notify newcomers that
someone is in the woods packing out game. 3o
don’t take them for a live animall
STATE OF .TLA SKA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS NEWS
November 14,
A Fairbanks, Alaska, Construction firm' of
Rivers-Ghemm, joint ventures, has* 1 submitted
the apparront low bid for grading A drainage
-and ‘bituminous surface treatment of 5,563
miles 24,4 and 30*1 near Gulkana, Commissioned
Do A. McKinnon said today. The. low bid was
$1,608,797.00.
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE NEWS RELEASE
November 14, 1963
A bid of 06,000 by Pa.cific Construction Co.
Fairbanks, Fas been accepted by:the Alaska
District Army Engineers9 Office' for im
provements at Indian Mountain, Tatalina and
Beaver Creek Air For-ee s~tatiens , - Governor
William A. Egan was advised today.
WHEN YOU lliKE A MOUNTAIN OUT OF A MOLEHILL,
DON'T EXPECT ANYONE TO CLIMB UP TO ADMIRE
THE VIEW.
YOU'LL NEVER BE SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD
IF YOU TRY CARRYING IT ON YOUR SHOULDERS.
BEAUTIFUL J..DE AND BIACK DIAMOND GIFTS
LOTS OF NEW BONE CHINA AND GLASS WARE
NEW THIS YEAR: STUFFED ANIMALS AND TOYS.
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DON'T FORGET YOUR RIDS NITH B..BS AND HSR
JINGLE BELLS ;JJD SL'.Y !
OPEN SVEN DIGS
PRICE $500.00
BERNARD WHALEN FOR SALE
BOX 245, VALDEZ,ALASKA
FOR SALE: 195^ SUPER 88 FOUR DOOR
OLDSKOBILE; RADIO AND HEATER;
FOUR EXTRA TIRES AND WHEELS,
THREE OF THESE WITH SAWDUST
:/INTER TREAD; TANK TYPE HOT WATER
HEATER; ELECTRIC FUEL PUAP
j GL^IJ TOPICS FLORENCE CLAYTON
! Baby Hendricks had a party for his first
I Birthday on November 11th. Happy Birthdayl
Master Hendricks.
riVS * ^ Ballard and Mrs. Allura Lewis
were hostesses for a surprise Birthday party
for Vonnie Harkins on Friday November 15.
Thirteen guests were present.
New neighbors—In the little doll house across
from Santa’s Cafe? are the Arty Ray Johnsons.
He ..will be working for the' drilling Co. at
Lake Louise. They have one boy in school.