OUR PEG BRADFORD
Acknowledging in their small way all
tho kininss-es they have received at
the hand3 of Mre. Peg Bradford, the
children of Dillingham, used her Birth
day, Marc,h Is?, to rtorm her' with happy
"birthday wicnee to show her they appre
ciated her years of interest and gener
osity towards thorn
The First Gra.itr3, representing the
spomentary children, made a personal
apoearanoe and presented songs and
pkitsj1 the H.S, were present to sing
the Birthday Song to Peg as she crossed
the street for hom9 with her arms full
of card?*
It was little enough hut the children
loved it, Peg left for stateside
March lit:.- the thrill of •her departure
dulled by the rod newa that evening of
the death cf her brother*
KoV~C'*S:aith Ts"~e" now”guest at the
?;onosrs Homs* having been admitted from
Dillingham on Feb* 7th. Mr. Smith, bet
t ‘r known as Butch, was born in Sheboy
gan, Mich, in 1879 and came to Alaska
i.v. 1900 prospecting in Fairbanks, Innoko
Eagle City and Fort Yukon. More recently
he was engaged in fishing and trapping
around Goodness Bay, Bethel and Dill
ingb am.
Because of ill health he could no
longer live alone, so he joined his
many o!)d friends ao the Pioneers Home,
where he received a r&rm welcome*
iifox’vfDUAL 'TE\i‘viZw‘jZ Income”tax
RETURNS FOR 19Alii LO? DCS UNTIL
APRIL 15, according tcTM.M. Moore offic
‘lal of the uhird division,_
Mr, Herb Knapp 1s still planning on
organizing the Boy Scouts here, since he
has been relieved of his C,A*P« rospon- »
sibilitiee, The current 5r# Commander of
the CAP* s- is Floyd Curautt and the pre
sent Commandant of Cadets is Andy Andor- '
son, _
The Dragon Room was the scene of a
Steak end Chicken Dinner-for-Twelve on
the evening of March 12 as the Hospital
gang wished Miss LeDuo and Mies Dionno
a fond farewell, __,
Blanche Andreo celebrated her 11th
Birthd&y at her home on March 13th, Many
friends wished her ’’many iror«n of the
same.
Mrs. Florence Wassmann was hostess
at a Birthday Snack on the evening of
March 1st, in honor of Miss Susan Prenth*
0v9r twenty guests were presenu tc ;Join
in the celebration—much to MiseDronth5 s
surprise I It was a lovsly evening**
kelp"YOUR firs'"DEPARTMENT ~
The Dillingham Vciunteer Fire Depart
ment is planning a benefit raffle to raise
money for needed equipment. There will Da
'throe prizes offered* 1 Model ?0 Win
chester 30s06j 1 Model 12, Winchester
12 ga; and a Zenith multi-band Portable
Radio ac,do or battery. Chances on these
sell for $1.25 each or $1*00 each IF you
buy $5.00 worthl
Drawings for these prizes will be on
April 30th. If you are not able to be
present, your prize will be mailed to
you. All the money taken in will be used
for badly needed Fire-fighting Equipment,
which might be the reason your home is
—save4l--— -.
■*'/, ' ir^ ii ii ii n a a " a a >• " " a " "
THANK YOU, FRIENDS OF MINE FOR
REMEMBERING ME ON MY RECENT
B IRTHDAY.
THANK" YOU ALSO FOR YOUR
YEARS OF FAITHFUL PATRONAGE*
CHECK-WITH US ON THOSE EASTER SPECIALS YOU WILL BE *
WANTING
WHATEVER YOU WANT
WE! RE SURE TO HAVE IT
Your store of surprises
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