DRIPPINGS Fx<W4 ’ihE StfilAL CuLAlIEER
Florence Wassmann haa a Faculty tea
on Friday afternoon, April ft* Uiit>-ohat
and chocolate whipped oream over cake
■wore a ’’widows’1 relaxing duo.
The "V/reck" Room at the Green Front
was the scene of a Test-Over-Day gather
ing on April 15, given by the Seventh
Graders in honor of the "whipped* Eighth
Graders with the Sixtti Grade and High
School included as guests* Music and eats
absorbed the aftornoon from 3i3(V-6i30*
Everyone had a wonderful time*
Stevie A ndrews* Thirteenth Birthday
on April 6 was the reason for "ah recon
about the biggest partr^ in these har
parts'1, when his dp day turned over the
V/illow Tree Inn to Stev9 end Ms many
friends. They danccclf ate (ice cream and
cake), and drank (pop) from four in the
aftornoon until seven o-oilock. A WONDERFUL
time was reported.
Billy and Jimmy Ingram celeb re. ted their
Tenth Birthday at their home on April ?9
with a troat big supper party. It was
really swelli
The Fire Department was called out on
March 28 to stop a fire in an empty cabin
on the beach. It is believed the fire was
started by children dropping matches down
the chimney whoru some fi shing nets were
ignited,
The nets were destroyed! hut the cabin
was saved.
"llASTah FAhAUE”
Uta luua at~jjillinghaifc— say anything
you like about.it; BUT donJt Bay it has
not a goodly sampling of ’’spiritual in
terest” in the form of religions
Easter Sunday Services here brought:
large congregrations to The Holy Rosary
Catholic Church* the V/oo driver
Russian Orthodox Church* the Church of
Christ and the Seven Day Adventist Church*
A beautiful* sunny day—with the frost
iness of fall in the aiiv-made Easter
bonnets cold but none the less charming#
Ihe ’’Easter Parade” consisted of assorted
;Jeeps and truoks plying their way hack
and forth over the almost impassable Ice
box Flats enroute from Kanakanak to Dill
ingham and from Dillingham to Kanakanok*
( There*8 no place elso to go!) A few
of the bravest'souls walksd the length
of Ifain Street^ renamed Virtory Avenue
during the war* just because they were
dete mined to live up to the Easter
tradition!
So passed another eventful entrance
to summer and the hopes of future se
curity*
OUT OF HIE HIGHSChuuL»
tL©*ubuaxly mused himsel£.
Jl’ry and void nim as long as possible,
©lose banters on the dog are big for
his size.
Don*t Intermittent until you are sure.
His pallid' is torn.'
He iimpod all the way heme©
©ley had to suburban John on the leg.
...and we all speak English %