operation bassinette
Mr. and Mrs, Aug.ta. Alto of Egogik arc
proud to armn,i>v0 tne arrival of their
son, prx’* Augie, born on April 10 and
tipx^-g +h9 sonie at 7# plus. Both baby
Hiiw. mother are doing fine and I!r8, Alto
wishes to thank all her friends here for’
their kindness during her prolonged stay,
Esoecia lly, she wishes %o thank Mr. and
Mrs, Truman Emberg and Mr, and Mrs, Waldri;
Little Miss Ruth Anne Muller, 6# llj- os
greeted her parents, Ernest and Wanda
Muller on Jan, 4, The Mullers plan ten
tatively to return to Dillingham this sum
mer,
dust and Nelda Olson are the proud
parents of a new con,, Leonard August, he
is tho second boy and the fourth child in
the family.
A fine baby boy was born to Rosa Hyanc
during the past tv/o weeks, (Vital statis
tics v/ero unavailable. Sorry.)
Harriet Smith has asked The Beacon t®
express her deepest- ar.d -personal t!Thanksn
to those wonderful friends who remembered,
her ' n her Birthday * Being i-onfinod to
bod and away from, her loved one a made each
thought 'chat much mere precious,
Tho days are very long, she s^ys, and'
it is consoling to know thrt she is not
forgotten. With a long * stretch* pheatf
she is not discouraged bccruse she shows
improvement end her tests are negative,
'Jhin up, Harriet, you* 11 be home soon.
Treat MOTHER
\ To a Meal Pit For A
ft U E E N
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Virginia Spears returned home April
£4th from a trip to Texas where she'
visited relatives, She spent a week
on her return trip visiting her daughter
and ton-in-law, June and Kay Guthrie in
Calif ornia.
Fob Huggins went to Haknok to fix the
sehool power plant there on April 14*
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