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THE BEACON
This editorial she-ot is published by
Hurialle Spears of Dillingham, Alaska,
wherever thoughts (?) and tima overlap.
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P%ft'T3 ALIVE IN DILLINGHAM W
By: Reman Malach /
I v/aR invited to write these words, and r
I accepted it; as I was invited to take
the superintendency of schools in Hilling'- ji.
ham*, and I accepted it also, V
I am glad and happy to be in Dillingham.'
I want to be proud of Dillingham, because
it is my ’’home-town.’1 where I live and work
now. In order to be proud of Dillingham, I
^e impressed witv the will of the pen—
'apt voluntary obligations of our
-'f life and carry those ob
03 that the\ are too
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sonai or i'aiaily a£
busy and
for th«m*
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so *h^o busy#
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j.n our darn oratio way
.arent-Tenoher Association
.drived and is definitely alive,
for your cooperation and action*
It is up to you, each resident of Dill
ingham (not necessarily a parent of school
children) to join others in the PTA efforts
to make this community an ey.pmple - that e
harmonious work can he r^one even if individ
-(-P-og&--Fi-ve P- lea-so-)
...the £>br lb seliiiib out the old earner;,
buildings 1# Decause they don’t want to
keep a watchman there any more; 20 be
cause they want to get out from under t'rv
HJD taxes; and/or 3. because they’re
broke*••••
oo©whe, went home, washed her hair, put o
her nite gorrz. then went to the bar for a
boer—to the cafe for lemon pie—home to
bed* • •
«.«our nurse is going to be transferred
to Fairbankso••
***he a-b-s-o-l-u-t-e-l-y refused to be
a ’pistol packin’ lav; enforcement office
•».Marilyn Monrou has the kind of sh&p«
the world otta be in«.»
...she thinks the HIGHER THINGS OF LIFE
are tall, handsome me.
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