of scions 7 e:: ' history and literature,
thereby making them better qualified to un
derstand and. fulfill their role in this age
of unprecedented growth - spiritually,
scientifically and politically:
THOUCal FOR THY FAY
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In effect now for the next two weeks!
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It was Oh :. there , welcome to the
firm'' time for two vew men arriving at our
station chit wet's The new faces belong to
A1G Jay Bab:':.. are A JO Wayne Topa. Jay is a
native Few Or.scers ., Louisiana, and comes
to Glcnn.-.llon from Oraig AFB? Alabama, ’’The
Heart ci Dixie’’ ■ Jay is a repair and util
ities man end whit. be working with Mr. Don
Ballard* Hr has r: x rears service. Top is
from north cJ oho Lb sen Dixon line and calls
Britain, Gon.sect ientt home. Although a
Yankee at ho why he was stationed in rebel
teirr jij prior to his Alaskan tour. He
came here frxn Myr tie Beach, South Carolina.
Top has 7 ye u-s service and will be working
j i:.i the inside plant under the watchful eye
of Mr.- Bill haras on ,
Limiting with Mr0 and Mrs. Bill Munson
for a few days were their son Larry and his
wife Sharon.0 Larry is employed by the high
way department ana-will be working out of
the Gleisnallei'i station for a while. They
are expecting a new addition to the family
any day now*
ALC Ron Hall at the Sheep Mountain sta
tion has bought a trailer and will park it
there o He is anxiously awaiting the arrival
of his family during the first week of May.
Sgto Jerry Wolfe will be off to Anchorage on
Friday to pick up his family. Jerry is the
site commander at Sheep Mountain. The wife
and kids will be living at the .site..
Back ip Glennallen for the summer, is
John Ballard., sen of Mr. Don Ballard, our
repair and atil’ities supervisor. John
attends college in Mexico City, Mexico. He
will return to Mexico City next fall after
woiking boro duritg the summer.
Our station commander MSgt• William E.
Millard went to the American Legion Conven
tion held 'in Anchorage this past weekend
and was nominated and elected as Adjutant
to the Office of the Western District Com
mander., Cur. congratulations, Sgt. Millard.
rYe olde ACS Reporter11 will be going
noutside” later, on this month to pick up
his wife Jean and drive back up'the Alcan.
Am really looking forward tc this trip. I
will probably be gone two weeks.
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Even though RCA personnel are not ACS,
it might be nice to mention they have two
new men, Mr. Eugene Dustman and Mr. John
Tuney. Both are married and their families
will be joining them soon. Gene is working
in the Auto maintenance shop and John in
the outside plant.
Congratulations are also in order for
both Sgt. Millard and Mr. Munson. Both men
were initiated into the 40 and 8 order of
the American Legion during the convention
meeting.
DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAMS
Project Bison - Last year 38 bison
were transplanted from Big Delta to the
May Creek area, which lied slightly south
west of McCarthy, Alaska, These 38 bison
were flown in to the May Creek area by a
large cargo type aircraft. They fared very
well from current observations during the
early part of the winter. However, in
February when an extremely heavy snowfall
of approximately 54 inches hit the May Cree
area, it caused a hardship for the animals
in regards to natural feeding. Although
the majority of the animals survived this
heavy storm, some of the younger and weak
er ones had a problem. This problem was
partially solved as of the 5th of April
when hundreds of pounds of feed was flown
into the area by department and departmen
tal lease aircraft. This feed will be
; spread into the areas where the weaker an
imals will be able to reach it without
trouble. Page 4 please
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