dripping, from the sopIp! colpnder
Katy lb.son of Igushik and Robert nel
cen of Dll lingh-rrm v,'ere married rt a
private ceremony on August 3rd, bv U.S,
Co.‘.ci.! ssioner, David Carlson. Tre marriage
took place in the apartment aboxe the
Co-op,
A Cootie Party v/hich netted $44.00 for
the- T.B.Bund was held at the Kanekana k
Hospital a coupie of 'weeks ago.
' Lynnda Spears had a l‘ew frienus in on
August oth to help her out her Lib Cnoc
°let Birthday Cake with the blue frost
ing—just as ordered* Lynnda was five
years old.
Charlene Johnson, celebrated her
Eleventh Birthday at her home here with
her mother hostess for the party. Eight
guests played game*, vx.i prices, ate cake,
ice cream, and drann p^p through the af
ternoon that passed i.li J j quietlya
Jin and Alice Downey celebrated their
13th Anniversary on August 10th at their
home., - a quiet day with their seven kidsi
Audrey Roberts turned a quiet IB on
the day of August 3* She celebrated by
enjoying two beautiful birthday c*tps end
going to the Husic Concert in the even
ing.
Infant son, Thomas, joined the family
circle of ilary Johnson on July 28th.
On August 1, ^
Seattle on the REP Pc.
v-orV his way out, visit
states a short cim«, get i...
license (mavbe) ar.d return hoi,
is Alfred’s first trip outside.
Rernrrd ’'Barney” Wheeler from Nome
employed at the Hospital. At the Concert
the other day he met Miles Brandon for
the first time in sixteen years! I guess
it took a lot of'gabbing to bridge all
that time.
ill's, .annrock, also of nome and the
mother or hill Anarock, is also employed
at the Hospital.
While jumping from one scow to an
other, John Heynnp fell between them
and broke his arm. During his temporary
disablement, Don Sagmoen has been oper
ating the movie machine at Lowes.
Little Mary Olga Nelson, three-year
old daughter of John and Annie Nelson,
was knocked down ana run over by John
Pearson when he backed away from a park
ing pl'ca up town. He was going slowly
and the car pa sped over Mary—missing
her by inches, Mrs. Reynolds, head nurse
at the Hospital, sent her to Naknek f*r
a doctor’s examination—being afraid cf
internal injuries. Mary and her mother
returned next day with the report that
she wrs rot hurt but was, or had been,
suffering from shock. If John had K.ot
been driving with deliberate caution,
this little girl would no doubt have
been killed. Let this be a reminder
to you—drive carefully.