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ANNIVERSARIES, CHRISTMAS,
TOTEMS * CHARMS - SPOONS - BONE CHINA -
JEWELRY - IVORY - HEMATITE - JADE and COSTUME!
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JEWELRY, - WOOD KITS - NOVELTIES - gOST CARDS
WILD BE RY JAMS AND JELLIES - ESKIMO DOLLS -
YOYOS'and. many other FUR and LEATHER items.
SCARVES and PILLOWS TOPS
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GIFT WRAPS - CARDS NOW SHOWING,
IMPRINTS AND BUSINESS CARDS ALSO
Stop in and look around.
Always something new being added.
INTRODUCING THE NEU
GIFT SHOP
ATLASTA HOUSE
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Consumer:
With the ap roaching of Fall and winter
bringing in the long dark daylight hours of
the day, it has been proven to be good insur
ance to have your home and commercial estab
lishment areas brightened yp with street
lights. This procedure has been known to
provide safety against burglaries, thefts, ho
use breading, avoids casualties resulting from
injuries to people visiting on your property
or transacting business, keep marrauding an
imals (wildlife) off your premises an$ many
other usefull and helpful needs to property
owners in Copper Canter, Glennallen, and
Gakona /ireas.
These Street lights come in various sizes
as follows and are leased b us to you con
sumers on the following monthly nominal
vharges:
100 Watt $6.00 per month
400 Watt $7.50 per month
We order these street lights from suppliers
as needed and we must have your order at le
ast two or three weeks in advance of install
ation. r
Sincerely yours.
Co )per Valley Electric Assn,
B.N. Andriakos, Manager
ACS News (Con&t) JL ,
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Msgt. and Mrs.Millard had a guest this past
weekend Miss Linda McKinney, daughter’of ^
some long time friends .from the Fairbanks are
spent the weekend with the Millards, Miss
McKinney is at ending' the ^opper Valley school
Our Station had a bisitor this past week,
Major John W. Matheson, Chief of the plant
section. Anchorage Deputy Commanders Office ojF
ACS, is on a four day Staff visit of the
Sheep -Mountain , Glennallen, and Tok ACS
station.
Two of our plant men, Mr. Dave Lewis and Mi
Bill T oms, are presently attending a communi
cations repeater school at Chistochina, Sgt
Je ry Y/olfe of the. Sheep Mountain station
attended the school last week along with Bill
and Dave. m..
Last:Tuesday, telephone signals bounced q
quite a bit between Glennallen and Valdez
Sgt Doyle of the Valdez station witnessed
the following , an eagle with about a 10 foot
wing span spied some- animal on the ground.
The eagle started his dive for the animal
and bounced himself off the telephone lines
• The lines held but the lines really shook
for about ^ mile. The eagle was pretty shook
up, but staggered off toward a gravel pit ,
started running and then took off again.
(Gon(t)
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