THE BEACON
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This issue of Thri bEiiCuN puts it into
the Big LoagU'o-*having completed two years
of publication®
Jt is propur at the beginning of each
now yoar to ro-state the policy formula
us^'d to measure at ciclon Bolocted for
publication-.
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around the standards of an editorial
sheet and has grewn bocauso of tho civic
med for auch a modi'un of expression#
Where diverse opinions form with each
controversial problem.#,it is mandatory
that a solidifying element combine thwn
and release ONE firm? though not unde
batiblo, stand which thosQ in accord San
express their agreement and those in dis
cord may focus their arguments#
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for which the management is gratified.
However, there has never been a require
ment that because you read THE BEACON
you MUST agree with it. Frequently guest
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signature are submitted and published tha'
are not at all expressive of the staff*s
sentiments-Fundamentally, the idea is to
attempt to open the columns of this paper
to ALL poople who want to be heard on
issues pertaining to the public fcooa#
Tho nows itsolf is strictly ktiCAP AMJf
does not purport to follow regular jour
nalistic news story pattorns, though in
a fuw raro oasos it is possiblo to do so*
Further, tho majority of nows contacts
find the oditor, which is roaEonable and
practical where worlyors are scarco and
acroago is plentiful# ■ • |
rf+To my little oliquo of faithful adven
ts! sere, I owo th.o black balance on my
’ bookst The old adago ”It Pays To Adver
tise” usually brings a smile to tho
amalgamated face pf Bristol Bay, but
THE BEAOON knows your patronage will some,
time extend your selling markets* The
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or business—so if you have a business
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IJHOJSNEV/
On February 17, T^ndie Roberts was born
to Susie and Hobart Roberts of ^uinhagak-,
Helen Nelson was born to Anecia ana .aiek
Nelson of Ekwok on February 28th.
Anuska and Ra'^.llila Gust hit the jack>
pot on Maren 4-th when two boys and a girl
arrived* The Gust's a^e from Now Village#
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If you want "YES" for the answer, you
should always ask the question, "Vas
Yuli dee., Charley?” 1
It isn’t ^uite fair I know, but they
do refer tb as "Sugar Ray"*.#
The NIC'S thing about a dull party is
that you get to bed at a decant hourl
Did you hear that little first -grader
answer his mother’s friend? You didn’t?
V/ell, she asked him if he went to school
and ho saidf :No# I*m s^ncr"
to Ki
| I happened to meet up with a father who
|was rooovoring from an.,afternoon of baby
!*it.ti.ng« :J» kept a 1: et of. want happeried
o m -ther would, know-,,..I. snitched it whoai
lefct DrT ed tears— 0 times
Tieii fehoee—rl-3 times
Served wate* —I& rimes
Toy bp.lloon i purchased—3 per child
Life of balloon--!! seconds
Told kids not to cross street—
21 times
Kids insisted on crossing streel*—
21 times
Number of times 1*11 do this
again—0
nope the person 1 histed this from will
accept it without grievance—
hho sets back the clock, stays out all
right, buy** all the girls coffee—yet nerer
rjsvz the-intide of the Tog House*.*?
_ th©. 1L111 _sn>fflAIJUS_1_
iuunual luiunlak was born tfn March 6th to
Alice ana Victor .L'umulak of Clark’s Pointy
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On March P, posyln Ann became the youngest
member of tho Edla and Oacur Herguscn family
of Dillingnam.