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-TTT,. j; Wa ?r Mi >■ DEAR EDITOR: * In reading your last issue of the ' paper i saw where the Washing- ton Rescue Squad will start their annual fund raising drive October * Tx;|. ; ■? , v The purpose of this drive is to buy a new ambulance. Let me say , thif.is almost worthy cause to, the citizens of the county and people driving through the county. V t .1 need not explain the functions ofjhe squad for most of us realize what it means to have such an \ organization in our community. The squad has beep in need of a ‘ Wew ambulance for quitd sometime. The 8,324 miles chalked up fhow that these boys arf ready tc .go pn a minutes notice,.I expect . . i the 841 hours the squad has shown would represent over 2523 man -.hours, . ■/ ; These men givetheir free time 'And skill from their heart. Won’t vou give from your heart? HELP, ; your rescue squad, HELP YOU!
-'Sincerely,
A Reader ^
> DEAR EDITOR: . j ’• ' t* Y: v' f"
In two occasions I have, wh.e stationed with nfy husband on two >,different posts met someone 1 knew from here. While stationed 'at F. Campbell, Ky., I met Jimmy Swindler. We had both been there a year and of course neither of us knew the other was there. ‘ While working here at Ft. Gordon. I met Buddy Zirin, Likewise, We both were here forguite a -- while before we met. I think it wioutd be so nice if you cOuld run a column in your paper letting us * know where everyone from home in'the service is stationed. It is so simple to .locate a service man if - you know he >s An the some Post. Even U it is someone you only know slightly, it is simply wonderful to find someone from here stationed at the same place. Never pntil you arc away from home for a while do you realize how great it is to see someone you know. I, ^Mrs. Eloise E. Terry ( Eloise , Estes, daughter of Bertha M. . Brock) hatT been here at'Gordon with my husband, George E. Terry since April 1957.*
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