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Charlsfy Nielsen turned over Henry
Smith*s pick-up at the bottom of Windmill
Hill on April 26, He was driving taxi but
had no passengers at the time of the gc
cident.
Reverend Franklin Smith returned te his
old stomping grounds here on Wednesda y#
April 30th*
. Two lugky little ladies# Sally Sue and
J9ft iy Ferine loft for Anchorage May 2# t©
tfkf in the Spring Musie festival held at
the Arfwhojtgp High School last weekend*
1fa$n%\©y rptwmod May Sth# trigy wer© ae
|©*Pfig&$4 by th©ir grandmother Urs* Wil
riill visit h*ro a while*
A,-|iia|ant surprise for th© children
Airiri€-.'tH^ir Anchorage sejourn was the
their’Aunt# Mrs* J* Wilcox#
I&roetor from the Fairbanks Publio
Setyoi'lj ifjric was down with a troupe of
W|^«i«Swi...- -
H f^l'iinera^ services werc.hold on Saturday*
May 3rd# at the Wood ,River“‘Churoh for Mr*
T6m Yako# Sr«# who died after a long ill
ness at the Kaw»kanak Hospital on April 3C
The service was officiated over by
Priest Bill Sifsof of Nushagak,
Bill Andrews and son, Pat, arrived in
town from Texas on May 1st, Bill has been
doing this for the past‘few years, but It
is Pat*s first trip back in four yea rs*
Jill plans to fish this summer and Pat;
says he wants to find work.
Congratulations to Hugo and fiya Usterhoua
who celebrated their 22 Wedding Anniver
sary on April 30th#
Miss Doris Shade was chosen the Queen
of the Carnival by popular rotar and was
erowned at eleven o'clock on the last even*
ing of the Carnival# She received a total
of 5# 155 votes# The runners up were Audrey
Roberts with 4#47S7 votes! and Delores John
son with 4*538 votes# ?
(j>ob Snoop of the beaoon staff sees some
ooming March of Dimes Quoin material#•••)
— — — —
Ifir# and Mrs# Skeon# wh$ are traneferr*
ing to the Bethel Territorial School fer
the next school season hate bought them
selves a home there which is $lope to the
sohcol# The only regret- is ji-t is a
littlo small for the student, -Vo t i vities -
they are looking forward to##*moopeburger. ,
feeds* etc. (Ask the kids* they know!)
Readers of The Beaoon who gre enjoying
•pring sunshine and the fgpgretaee of
applo blossoms should know.that we are
■till buried under tons of;; snow up herel
Snow it piled four feet hijjh oh either
tside of the Billingham-Karake nak read*
though the road itself Aa open* not bad
at all# and in some places actually dusty.
The little airport is oomplotoly covered
with snow although "Baby” (the HTD Grader),
shoved a lot of it around the other day -
to help it tha w# Driving to this airport
you cannot see over the snow banksf they. 1
are that high—and thiB the 7th of Mayl7
The only thing that lookp like spring
around here is Sear6 Catalog*
There is not one treen ep^ig or grass op
a leaf anywhere out doors*! Kbt evpfi: a pfiesy
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