A DIFFER FOR DA D
instead of"
A.DINNER 0 N DAD
REMEMBER HIS SPECIAL DAY JUNE 2Q
WONDERFUL FOOD DELICIOUS
FOUNTAIN SERVICE FRESH
H ARBORLTGH TS HARBORLIGBTS
United Strtes Commissioner Evelyn Tror
d9n officiated rt the vredding on June ET
of Jack Antonne rnd Ann Tugluk of Togiak.
Witnesses to the ceremony which was con
ducted in Mrs • Worden*s home were Dan
Nnnalook and Luke Lukayay
Erna and Sid Morgan returned from Anch
orage on June 4 a fter a short pleas ure
and business trip to Anchofage.
Hiss Artheal Spnplding, who is wi«jb the
University of Alaska intension SerAxce
and has her headquarters in Juneau* was
in this area recently# She visited in
Ekwok and Hour* Dalton. Miss Spaulding is
trying to encourage farming in the vil
lages of the area by the women who would
then stay home instead of following their
menfolk to the canner ies during the
fishing season. While in Dillingham,
Miss Spaulding organized the Four-*H Club-#
The FWS boat, "I? r.is Winn" brought in
building material for the new FWS residency
which v/ill get under construction by June
20, they hope# Local labor will be used
as available except for the man in charge
a Mr# Anthony Ifarkert#’ The project will
take abbut two months.
Jay Hammond is out of his cas ts now
and is expected to fly his plane book
into the bay soon.
Mrs. Golga Moxie entered the Kanrka.nak
h ospital June 8th# Annie Moxie, her old
est daughter is taking oare of the house
and family in Lei absenoe*
5 "THANK YOU 60 MUCH"
The members of the Dorcas Society of
Dillingham wish to extend their mocij
sincere thanks to all of you who helped
make the Benefit Pood Sale for J-hnny
Ball a success* This was held in the
Clinic of the Opland Hotel cm Jvifce 14?«
The totrl of $137062 was mfsedo
Again?, the Dorcas Society* say3*
"Thank you"*
Dillingham friends of Bob Winslow of
Anchorage will be happy-to know that hfi
marriage last week to Diane Morgan took
placb as arranged at a ceremony conducts
by ^everend Frnr.k Walkup in the Gren
Collins’ home on Fireweecl Lane*
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Nelson uuiitn, well known in the Bay.:
was the object o£ a search on June 11
when his "Republic Seabee" which he toe'
off in from Havre, Montana* failed to
arrive on schedule at Lethbridge, Albert
following the short twaOhour trip* Hs
had no passengers*
Donald Armstrong, helicopter piloh
for Rotor-Ai ds of California, spent cne
night at the hotel on his way to Tcgj.ak
Lake to relieve a pilot who is beirg
transferred#
Don is a Junior at Stanford Unirr~?i
in Palo Alto and has recently return-5
from Korea where he was,aalso, a heliee
ter pilot#
Charles R. Weaver and John, Crawford
and Neil H • Douglas from Stillwater,
Oklah oma (a new addition to FWS)
spent a coup le of days in town cn
their way to their summer camp at ;'~£.
nagik# Neil is a student at Ok?.ab-,n
A & M* This is his first trip to5
Alaska#
Rook' Smith andhis very lovely br-..;
Shirley, flew into town with their '>•:
plane o^. June 7. ike couple may spv *
the winter; but their plane are indef.
ite now. Reverend and Mrs. Franklin
Smith, the parents of Rock, ar9 back '
the bay to stay—at least for a whilcr.
According to Rock they will p rob at. <>
at Ekwok this next winter. It ie .fv;;
indeed, having these wonderful people
with us againl
. We.Ida and Gustie Olson of Kanskru-i
welcomed their fifth child and third
3on on June 9th«
The Brandons a re in townl Vie her
J^d quite /m infiltration of Brardc
%Ts fact$ Billy, Efddie, Milos, Jim ('
afcd Ken. Brandon*s have a new beat ••
Jin. andKen will use during the figbj.
seamen and at present TT5.1es is in
nok preparing it for its trip hers*
alsc* are some fine people that v& r'
could s t a y a little longer th^n a
mer# 'season*.
Brqndons ara. located in Anchorage.