DRIPPINGS FROM THE SOCIAL COLANDER
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The biggest home-social enjoyed on
Easter morning was the Easter Breakfast
givhn by Peg Bradford at her home. Peg.* s
hospitality—second to none--assurea the
8ovaral guests of.a wonderful morning and
a- perfect launching into a bright spring*
• Little Timothy James. Brown, 2-month old
sob of and Mrs, Frank Brown of Kanaken
ak was baptisod into the Catholic Church
by Fathor Endal at a ceremony preceding
mass on Talm Sunday, March 20tha
Sponsors for the infant wore Muriel
Spears and George Chamrad#
The many friends of Miss Fern Rivers
will bn dolightnd to hoar that she has
announced the date of her forthcoming
w:iuing to Mr. Jack Yoemens of Hew York, .
In nuptial services performed in Utica,
N6W York, tho ceremony will take piece on
the First of May.
OPERATION BASSINETTE
It rfas not the Easter Buftny but a charm
ing little daughter that surprised the
household of Arlene and Andy Anderson on
the morning of April 5th. Little Norma
is the couples first child.
The Gene Killians of Ekuk became the
proud parents of their second boy, Gene
Jr., on Thursday, March 26th.
Charlio and Katie Timmerman wolcomod a
new little daughter to their family ciralo
on March 25th,
v THANKS TO HAMS
Through * phone patches1 Joe Hi lderbra)id
of Kane.kanak has been successful in oor>
tactint, many frienas in all parts of the
United states* his latest stunt was to
talk directly to hdra Hildebrand at the
Virginia Mason hospital in Seattle*
Edra said that Hoinie wps to undergo
surgrry on the morning of April 7* They
sent best wishes to thoir many friends
hem and say thoy are expecting a speedy
recovery and an early return home#
The earns day, J>o, was able to talk
directly to Thelma Clure who is on leave
from her position at LoweTs Store# She,
too, sent spoken regprds to her friends
here and says she is getting along fine
and really enjoying Washington sunshinel
She has had a grand visit with her sen
and relatives#
On Easter morning, Joe roused his
wife* s people by a personal call from
the north. Reception was not very good
and the visit was cut short but a Happy
Ecster ensued for nil just the spjne*
VJhile circling the dial of Alaskan
Ham Stations, Joe talked at length to
Prank Edgington who was then at Tetland#
Frank wre scouting the airbands for Joe
since he had read Joe*s name in a. current
electronic publication. Frank wanted to
Lie remembered to his friends here, es
pecially downay ana Fenna.
In a radio conversation with Glen Lay
in Yakima, Washington, Joe was told that
a new broadcasting station for television
is being put in there and it will be
in operation by this summer*
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