HARBOR _LIGHTS
Gloria Gciie.j daughter of Mike Golia of
Dillingham* become the bride of Mr. Con
rad N* Rc:,quo* also of Dillingham* on
January 12th. Witnesses at the service
were Mr. and Mrs# Jesse Pelagio. It was
performed by U^S-Commissioner here.
Ruth-and Dick Jones are leaving next
week for a seven-weak vacation to Hawaii
and the states. During the time they are
gone* their six-year-old daughter* Kathy*
will stay with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Toone.
Evelyn Worden will take over the "balanc
ing-of the budget" chores until Ruth re
turns. The "grass" is sura to be greener
on the other side of that fencel
Amateur artists v-rho wish their work
exhibited in tho *55 Fur Rendezvous sohould
gsb their entries in to tho following ad
dress by Feb. Is Anchorage Fur Rendezvous
Ait ELthibit, KENI Studio, 4th Ave. Theatre
RsuiViingff Anchorage. All professional or
ruic>;:-vur artists residing in Alaska ar9
invited to send in their works. Judging
•'•ill bo separate for the two groups*
Tho well-publicized theft of Murielle
■Spears* hand-tulled leather purse came to
a belated climax on Jan. 13 when Marshal .
Jack Toole returned it to her during one
of her morning classes. A few fairly clear
fingerprints were "lifted” from it before
its role a .-'•(?* Thoy indicated that the item
was probably taken by a girl between IS
IS years of agel It was found in a vacant
ouilcling: in the vicinity of the WA Hanger
and immediately turned over to the mar
shal* Nothing was taken from the purse9
If the person who gave the purse to
Mr* Toone, will contact Murialle Spears
she has the $10*00 reward waiting for
you*
Albert Larson, called to Anchorage
for jury duty, left here Jan* Sth end
is still there though he is expected to
return on the first good-flying day*
Dennis Fenno is hereby publicly
thanked for bringing over some dozen
mattresses from the Naknek Airforce Ba«?e
and delivering them at the DT School for
use by the school kids in their tumbling
classes* There was no charge for this
service and we want Dennis tb-.Vnow that
tho kids really appreciate iu* Drop in
during Fhysical Education period somo
time and see how this equipment is being
used*
•* m mm mm mm mm
Albert Huda suffered the loss of much
lumber and stored personal,,and household
goods when the house in which he had bee:
living in Ekuk burnod to tho ground dur
ing Christmas week# Kuda and his daughta:
are now living in town#
The last issue of The Beacon was mi?
numbered "12” instead of ,J15:!, If you
are keeping a chronological file on the
paper, change last month5s last issue.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
YUP.
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