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If you your lips would keep from slips
of these five things bewa re: of whom you
speakr to whom you speak and how and when
and wherre*
Velma Ballard is home from the hospital
and would like to have visitors, as she is
confined to a chair.
Essie Grant of Glennallen Lodge had a
visitor from Crest, Florida - her cousin,
Foy Lundy.
FOR SALE
!4& Chevy 2-ton truck, $650, winch with A
frame. Jack Coats, Glennallen, Alaska pc
2 Chevy pickups: 1 rebuilt motor, 1 in good
running order, all good rubber, $250 for
both. 1 2-wheel trailer, $60. 16mm movie
projector, $300. Call TA2-3268 . pd
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ACS NEWS
BOB MINTON
Greetings once again from MYe Olde
ACS Station” . .Everyone is busy with sun
nier projects and making preparations for tfc
coming winter season.
We have two new members of the firm:
TSgt Russell Forson and A2c Jim Grubbs.
Russ, along with wife Betty, daughter Siu -
san and sons Gary and Donald, comes to us
from Nederland, Texas, where he was an ad-"
visor to the National Guard. During his
18 years’ service prior to coming to Alaskc
Russ has teen assigned to such places as
Mitchell AFB, New York; Kadena, Okinawa; I
Tinker AFB, Oklahoma, Sidi Slimane, North !
Africa; Andrews AFB, Washington, D.C.;
Libya and Tripoli, North Africa; England j
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Well, FINALLY McMahan* s Bubble
Room is operatingl Itfs not FINISHED
yet - we probably always will be imprD
ving or enlarging - but at least the
machines are now working.
your hair, ladies) while your clothes
are washing and drying. Special
rates for family groups. Send your
laundry over if you prefer and wefll
do it for you,
Hours for now, 9 AM to 9 PM,
every day., Can adjust them to fit
the demandl
Also have 3 trailer spaces
open.
Come and shower (and roll up
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Germany, Iceland, New Guinea, and, of course,
Randolph, Texas* Russ is a lineman and is
presently working with Mr. George Brennan
and getting to know our telephone lines and
cables and the country. V/elcome, Russ and
family, we*re glad to have you.
Jim Grubbs comes to ACS from Biggs
AFB, El Paso, Texas* Jim is a power pro
duction specialist and is working in our
REU section under tihder the guiding hand of
Mr. Don Ballard. Jim is a southern boy from
Nashville, Tennessee, young and single.and
likes it here.
Our ball team seems to be doing pretty
good* They have won 5 out of 8 playing the
ANB. They went to Fairbanks a couple of
weeks ago and played the ACS team there and
lost 2 out of 3. They had a good excuse
though; an ACS party* Fairbanks will be
down our way later on this month and this
time we win*
Last Saturday all ACS military person
nel went out to the M.K* gravel pit to fire
the M-l rifle for familiarization and
score. The possible score was 250 and 3
men did pretty good • Alc Wade Harkins
e was high scorer with a 232, MSgt Charlie Ke
Kemmer next with a 231, and nthe boss11,
MSgt Bill Millard with a 228. None of the
rest of us broke 200, but we had pretty
good scores. For most of us it was our
first time at firing the M-l. Now that we
are familiar with the weapon, next time
our score will be better.
Sgt and Mrs. Millard had a quest for
a few days; Miss Wanona Talbert was visi
ting with them# Wanonafs father, MSgt
Talbert, is a veteran ACS man. They live
in A nchorage.
Mrs. Midge Wotasiak is back from Vir- ;
ginia Mason Hospital where she underwent
surgery. Erv says she is getting along
fine and ~-ining less each day#
Mrs. Vp^"1 aivi , ,
Mason Hospital. Don says she is I
much better and getting along fine.
Mrs • Vi Munson is outside in the Seat
tle area visiting with her parents and also
her husbandfs parents. She will be back in
a couple of weeks.
A little news from out RCA way. The
Ed Gurtlers are still waiting for the ar
rival of their new baby. Should be any
time now——.
Jim Gore, RCA Supervisor, is leaving
on the 19th. He is going back to North
Carolina and is getting married. He and his
new bride will drive back up and will re
turn about the 25th of September. Congra
tulations, Jim, and much happiness to you
and Joanne.
Thought for the days Most of us can!t stand
people who are intolerant.
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