OPERATION BAbolNETTE
I'Jary Anna Bennett presented husband,
Johnny, with an 0$ 11 oz baby girl on
the afternoon of June 24th at the hanakan
ak Hospital. This is the Bennett*s
fourth child and third daughter.
A tiny daughter, Vykoe Kay, was wel
comed with open arms into the family of
Clyde and Muriel Spears on the morning of
June 23rd at the Kanakanak Hospital. She
is the couples fifth child and fourth
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Mrs. Reynolds- 1 Nurso at Kanakanak
Hospital, went a n.-" o bigness trip
to Juneau early last, month end on her re
turn spent a few days with her daughter
and family in Seward.
Bob e.nd Marie Harris returned from
a bear hunting expedition near Kodiak *
on June 23. They intend to spend this
3 ummer near Eureka, Alaska, where they
will be employed by .Standard Oil on an
oil prospecting survey. * .
Frank Behr, stockholder in and employee
of the Dillingham General Contractors
left for Egegik on June 2b where he will
be in charge of putting in the Air port*
Accompanying him were Floyd Curnutt and
Garry Fenno, seasonal employees of the
company*
Bill and Marie Andrews and their five
children: Gladys, Pat, Steve, vfillie and
Avis—returned to Dillingham on June 25.
The .Andrews, who spent the last five yoari
in Texas, sold out their holdings there,,
motored to Seattle ana flew ba*k to
Dillingham ui'or t,ooan, the^ say.
Chris Danielsen returned on June 25
from a short trip to Anchorege where he
obtained medical advice.
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Helen Owans, Ruth Jacobsen and ’’YiTindy’
VTindmiller left town on Juno 26 to work
tho season at Alaska Packers Koggiung
Cannery for Supt. Fred Butler.
Mrs. Ralph Brumbaugh was hospitalized
several days in June for medical obser
vation.
Guy Rivers, a Y/orld ViTar II Air Force
Major, and brother of Muriel Spears of
Dillingham, was rescued June 2r*'from the
Arctic wilderness after his plane crashe
Guy, who owns mining property in the re
mote Ptircc11 mountains, was traveling on
foot for two days when ho was found by
a helicopter pilot* Search for him was
begun when he failed to arrive at Shung
nak on schedule Friday. He was unhurt.
Nita Sertz tripped on a rubber mat
ana fell on the iron floor of the ^ueen
Floater where she is employed as night
cook. Following a medical check-up toda;
she finds no bones are broken and she r
turned to work—although her side is
sore and bruised,
Jon Brumbaugh left for ITinilchik on
July 2 to spend a few weeks with the
r Loon YTindler family now living there.
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