THE BEACON
THE BEiCON is an editorial sheet that
speaks fc? itself, then duoksi Because
of the indefinite time that it1s editor
will be here* no more subscriptions
will be aooepted just now#
HOW ABOUT YOUI ‘ ’
Not what we have# but what we use#
Net what we 6ee, hut whet we choosef
These are the things that mar or bless
The sum of human happiness*
The thing nearby, not that afar#
Not what we seem# but what we arej
The go are the things that makkeor break#
That give the heart its joy or aohe*
Not what rooms fair# but what is true#
Net what vra dream# but good we do|
These arc the things that shine like gemi
Liko stars in fortune* s diadems*
Not ac ve take# but as we give#
Net as v/e or ay# but as we live;
The '.a r ro the things that make for peace#
Be n:. . r and after time shall odase*
* William H. Olsen, Area Director of the
/NS has announced the transfer of Miss
Featrice Erickson, Area Sooial Worker, to
the Navajo Agency with headquarters at
Window Hock, Arizona, Miss Erickson,'with
ANS since 105^, expects to leave for her
new station in Junei she will he reflated
by Mrs, Elsie Diokert*
Mr, and Mrs* Carl Nunn have rounded
out their assortment of kids by adding a
brand new daughter to their family en
June 12th* They now hen three girls and
three boys*
Hosemary kelson”a’nd”d*aughiccr’ YoTanda*
returned early last month from a winter
in the east* Right now Rosemary is out
fishing with her husband, Peter*
The Dillingham Construction Company
Just went out of business—for goodl The|r
sold out to another outfit and Frank Behft
has assisted with loading the scow with
heavy equipment which has left for Ekmok
where the new company will build an air
strip • Following this project* they
hold a contract to construct an airstrip
at Pilot Point*
Frank Behr* retiring manager of the
peers has not laid any definite plane for
the future! expept to try to sell hie
house on Windmill Hill# Any of you suc
cessful fishermen who feel flush should
look at this modern* liveable home*
Truman Emberg is now a certified
nominee for the Constitutional Convention
to be held at the University of Alaska
sometime during the coming winter#
If at first you don*t succeed* try
and try again# Then quit* There1s no use
being mule-headed aV'.ujb ^
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• ••he said that the best way
he knew of to get bask set
netting was to miss one payment on the
fishing boat...
•••when this particular fisherman cam®
up alongside the freetai* ho could not get
the price he expected so he stood there
and pewed his 35 kings ovsrbcardoe.
• ••"Bunchy” Brandon had a $49 cake at
her Wedding Reception* Now wo begin to
see what attracted so many Dil 1 inghoiJ/:s s .
• ♦•Anybody need a babysitter? I know
of a hcney.fr.
• ••The more I see of a certain Cannery
guy* the more I mull over that o3.d saw
"frost on the roofj fire within” .. .you
know...and the more truth I attash to it*
...they said that some of the more
progressive drive-in restaurants are now
serving breakfast in bed to folks ar
riving in trailers. What next...
• ••When you do things with her now*
you do it j$st once.—and do it rig}itv
NEVER DOUBLE PHEC K. • •
• ••Kings are running something fine*
If they just keep it up and if the reds
follow an excellent example maybe the
stores will all be big-hearted and give
out more credit than ever this year#
ffal That1 s a joke* son—but don*t die
laughing because then I'd have you on my
oortseienoe—and you're too heavy for thatt
m«u bis wife tssplallied about her
hair fulling out* he said* n-Why worry
about t!rat, suppose it ached, aadycu had
to have £t pulledl".#.
• ••No wan ever made a fool out of any
woman without at least some ao-cperaticnc
put 2,000,000 are added to the
lat^on yearly, and Dillingham
iV * s share (they cay) even Xvv'.h
winders, and all«0«
guee's Ifll just have to lvb
h from \JJow on—Ifm all cut o:.
iper. So jJong£