VITAL STATISTICS FROM FAITH HOSPITAL
U«&* population was increased during Dec
ember at Faith Hospital
Dec# 10 - Stephan James to James and
Janet Edmonds of Mile 95 Glenn Hwy#
Dec. 22 - Bruce to Carl and Florence
Southbloom of Tok*
Dec* 26 - Steena Renee to Martin and
Maggie Finnesand of Valdez*
MARYS AKD MRTHAS
Twenty-five members and guests of
I Glennallen Community Chapel Marys and
! Marthas enjoyed an evening of fun and
fellowship at their annual Christmas
Party on December 17th at the Nurses'
residence on the Hill, Games, including
the making of Christmas tree decorations
and then adorning human trees (Lee Hol
comb, Allura Lewis and Vera Kelley), pro
vided much laughter. Gifts were exchang
| ed and Christmas goodies were consumed.
Were You among this group? If not,
won’t you join us on Monday, January 21st
7c30 pem. at Ollie Hanson's for our first
i meeting of the new year? There will he
j flannelgraph materials to he cut out if
I you have no handwork of your own. Devo
tions will be led hy Peg Virgin.
During the past year this group has
purchased and made both drapes and divi
j ding curtains for the small chapel which
I have added to the usefulness of the room.
I It is the desire of the women to continue
i to do more to add to the beauty of the
Chapel. Martha C. Keeler
A.C.S, NEWS - ELAINE MILLMAN
Airman 2nd Class Donald Horton ar
rived here at the station December 22nd
! from the Air Force Base at San Antonio,
; Texas. He is single. His parents reside
| in Rhode Island. Donald expects to stay
i until his eighteen month tour is completec
i He replaces SP.4 Joseph Weston in the
Supply Room.
Staif Sgt Robert Mentons .also ar
rived. here as one of A.C.S.’ first Air
Force personnel on December 22, 1962.
His wife is staying with her parents in
Nebraska. The young Mentons were making
their homein Tennessee previous to this
assignment. Robert replaces SP.5 Mill
man in the Motor Pool.
T. Sgt. Charlie Kemmer has arrived
from Mississippi. His wife Agnes and one
son, age 16, are still in Mississippi.
Another son is also in the Air Force.
The Kemmer family will be re-united as
soon as preparations for their living
quarters are completed.
Charlie spent three years in the
Army, three years in the Navy, and now
has twelve years in the Air Force^_He_
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"We can build a 16* x 161 cabin
for $2,048.00 complete, including
chimney and door material. For the
"do it yourselfers" we’ll furnish the
logs, structure for floor and roof,
and frames for doors and windows for
$1,024.00.
SAMUEL LIGHTWOOD & JAMES HITCHCOCK
A.C.S. cont
works in the office as Administrative
Supervisor.
Jay-J. Millman Jr., celebrated his
first birthday at;home with his parents,
SP.5 James and Elaine, and friends on
January 14th at the A.C.S. Trailer Court.
Mrs. James Millman and the ladies of
A.C.S. Y/ould like to express their thanks
for all the nice donations made for the
collection boxes in the area for the Val
dez Children’s Home. Also, let us not
forget the Girl Scouts who presented their '
own little Christmas gifts. Total collec- |
tions amounted to $45.54. The waffle iron j
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If you are planning a trip, we can help
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Contact the Cordova Airlines Agent in
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was $18,98, so there was a total of $18,89 !
left for extra gifts,
IMPORTANT NOTICES ! |
Glennallen is to form a Civic Club,
Come out and vote at Glennallen Elementry
School, January 21st, 8 P.M, It's on a
Monday, Please come.
The Department of Highways advises
that a program of Standard First Aid clas
ses will be instructed by Mr. James Messick,
Safety Supervisor. These classes will be
held primarily for State personnel, but
Mr. Messick encourages local people to a*,
attend arid fill out the classes to approx- !
imately thirty.
The class in Glennallen will be held
February 4? 5> 6, and 7* The time and
place has yet to be decided so for addi
tional information please call Mrs. Phil
lips or George Peterson at TA 2-3253*
Mr. Messick is primarily instructing
the 10-hour Standard First Aid classes, bu ;
will instruct the 16-hour advanced course
where several holders of Standard First Aid t
cards are available to make a class, and
if his time permits. First Aid books will
be sold at a nominal price.
Mr. Messick will also supervise the
examination for explosives handling.
MRS. BRENWICK CRITICALLY ILL j
A telegram summoned Leonard Brenwick to the
bedside of his mother, Mrs. Mary Brenwick
who is critically ill at the Pioneer Home
in Sitka. Mrs. Brenwick has resided at
the Home since last year. She had previous
ly made her home in Tazlina Flats and is
well known in this area.