MORE KARBURLIGhTS 6.
Mrs. Ida Hunter, AXIS teacher in the
Bethel area, became the mother of a baby
girl on August 21 at zvanakanak.
Hr. Herbert E. Knapp, new minister of
the Dillingham Church of Christ, mrs. nnapp
and two small daughters ar© now in town,
and are happily impressed with Tsoth the
place and the people# They wish to make
it known that they desiro to be of all
possible service. Experienced in tho min
istry and Boy Scout work, Hr. Knapp comoe
well recommended.
Hoping to make Dillingham their perman
ent hone, Mr. and Mrs# CM,oil Anderson and
three children moved her0 from Nev/burg,
Oregon. Mir. Anderson will help Mr. Knapp
in finishing the new building for the
Church of Christ.
Mrs* Al Andree end son Yfi lly returned
August 23 from r short visit with relatives'
in Igushik; Freemen is beck efter visiting
several days in Ilaknek.
Two nurses From Louisiana, Bertha Du
Puy and Marilyn Folse joined the staff at
the Kanakanak Hospital on Augifst 19th,
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Nina Thorson, suffering from a gangren
ous, ruptured appendix, flew to nncHorake
August 19 and was operated upon an Hour
after her arrival there, 4>he was t-a^en in
by the 10th Reseue,
Bethel's n<?w #2,000,000 60-bed hospital
should be ready for occupancy eight months
ahead of schedule on Jan, 1, 1954,
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In order to meet the necessity of
securing a solid foundation desrite the t
deep tundra on the site, the contractors
solved this by driving 940 pilings from,
ten to twenty feet on the ground and
building the hospital on the pilings#
The water problem was solved by drill
ing the first deep well (403 feet) in the
town*s history.
During a recent escort trip to Sitka,
Mrs, Eort street stopped off and saw Little*
Karen Bennis whom she reported up and <
about in a Babytenda—apparently much
improved, (This word was well received
by the town which has anxiously awaited
some news about Karen,)
Fanning Akelkok, Herman Mulkeit and
Charlsay Nielson are back after a trip
to Anchorage* John Mulkeit returned Aug*
24th from a trip to Ketchikan.
The Music Club wants to thank tho
peoole of Dillingham for their cooper
ation in making Miles Brandon*s concert
such a success. Their generous support
in contributions towards his next year*s
schooling totaled $335,25 which was givei
to help him with $ris expensive voice
lessons,
CHILDREN hELFALE CUT
A 20yo i eduction in Aid to Dependent
Children giants fcoes into effect in
September, The amount of money appro
priated by the legislature for this
assistance was far short of the amount
requested.
The reduction means that a mother and
two children will get $72 instead of
the previous -
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