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HOSPITAL NEWS
Mr. and Lrs. Martin Ola >n of
Wasilia arc the proud par ts of a ■
baby girl named ndith Diane, born
on Lay 12.
■Geraldfno,. the young daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Vickaryous,
had an appendectomy on Monday and
is making an excellent ro#cov^ry.
Doris Moore was a.blc to leave
for her homo the last of this week. '
Raymond, son of the Henry Jensens
is receiving medical treatment.
Mrs, Fred Jenson of 7/a.si 11a has
been rchospitnlizcd for medical
care.
nr, nr.rvcy onrocK, a snail
member at the Lklutna Vocational
School, had surgery on Thursday.
Maureen, daughter of the John
Pctaja»s, v/as hospitalized for a
few days,
Mrs, Harold S. -ddy and her
daughter Shirley, hospital employees
left for the State's-on May 13t
They plan to return in about two
months.
Friends .of Mrs* C.R, Monaghan
Will be glad to know that*she is
doing and feeling well after her.
surgery.
Father; bn telephone: "Doctor,My
little boy just. swallowed my
fountain pen!?
Doctor: "Heavens II* 11 cone, at once l
7/hat are you doing in the meantime?
Father: "Using a pencil."
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