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August N9lson is back again afber his
”strytoh” in the army which was c on.pl e bod
a: F+c Richardson,
Paul "Heinio” Hildebrand was hospitalize
on an emergency call on Sunday, March 22»
Blood transfusions were given and his pre
sent condition is muoh better.
Jim and Alice Downey and Truman Qnberg
left for Washington D«C., via San Diego on
March 16* Jim and Truman are representing
the people of Bristol Bay in the ourrent
endeavor to bring our economic plight to
the eyes and ears of Washington—person to
personl
James Wilcox* brother of Betty Fenno,
▼isited the Dennis Fennos here for several
days during the month. James is from Fair
banks where he was employed as City Engin
eer several years. It was James who sent
Betty and the ’kids* their £>t. Bernard
peppy.
Miss Edna Crawford got off to the start
of her seven weeks vacation on schedule,
.thanks to the help of Mary Alice Behr who
worked with Edna on the bookwork and files
getting things in order before her depart
ure. With the Clinic sparkling and the
clerical work up-to-date, Edna waved good
bye tp her Dillingham friends on Mar* 10*
Whe will visit her Sister, other relatives
and friends in Canada before her return.
Hay Christianson now pilots for the
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NCL ac co-pilot in the Twin-Engine Cessna.
Ho is waiting to be checked out as pilot
on this terrific stircli >
Fred Mulheit returned home last week
jjfrom Georgia where he completed a IK-weeks
training course in Light & Heavy Infantry
Weapons Leadership at Fort Benning^ under
the National Guard set-up.
Fred brings word that Miles Brandon is
doing remarkably well in his voice train
ing and is ready now for Big-Timel
Word oome8 to us that Bob Gurtler la
working for th© Bryant Mariner* Inc. tht
ship building company that is supplying
the power boats *bought here by the TICA*
The Gurtlers have been in the states all
winter.
The Dillingham School generating system
broke down on March 0 . The Nushagak Power
and Light Co„ met the emergenoy, hooked
them in and power has been supplied stead
ily ever since« So, what looked for a while
like a holiday a or the school Kids, turned
out to be 1 ovejo-tiine! for the skilled
electrician who made the switch-over in
record time.
Butch Smith is home after spending a
month in the Hospital, He is feeling fine,
Thelma Clure left March 15 for the
states vmere she will meet her son who is
due home from Korea for a 15 day furlough.
After their visit, Thelma will 'enter Vir
ginia Masons for a goiter operation. She
hope to be back within six weekr»
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