Stepovich Finds
Morningside
Clean, Efficient
PORTLAND, (8)—The Morning-!
side Hospital here appears “nice
and clean and apparently well
operated,” Alaska Gov. Mike
Stepovich said Friday.
Stepovich said after a tour of
the hospital he will await the
recommendation of experts be
fore deciding whether he will
support renewal of a contract
with the hospital for caring for
Alaska’s mental patients.
The 36-year-old governor ques
tioned several patients about the
contact they have maintained
with their families in Alaska. He
told some he would try to get in
touch with their relatives when
he returns to Alaska.
He said later one of his chief
concerns is loss of such contact
because of the great distance be
tween Alaska and Portland.
A major reason for wanting a
mefttal hospital in Alaska is to
give families an opportunity to
visit patients, he said.
Stepovich indicated he would
support whatever mental health
experts recommended in the way
of institutional care for Alaska’s
mental patients.
Care of patients at the hospital,
was the subject of a congressional
committee hearing and Congress
passed legislation making the
territory responsible for the care
of1 its mentally ill.
However Congress must appro
priate funds for construction.
Cecile Dionne
Is 2nd Quint
To Be Married
CORBEL!,.. Ont, t*V—Cecile Di
onne was married Saturday, the
second of the four remaining
quintuplets to wed.
In a quiet, solemn ceremony at
Coeyr de Jesu Church, Corbeil,
where she and her sisters grew
up, Cecile became the bride of
Philippe Langlois, 26-year-old
Montreal television technician.
A crowd of more than 100
guests, sightseers, and newspaper,
radio and television reporters half
filled the small church on a snow
topped hill in this lonely, pine
treed rock and scrub farm district.
Cecile went down the aisl<? on
the arm of her father, Oliva Di
onne. Her mother sat quietly in
the front pew thruout the cere
mony, held under the bright glare
of. floodlights installed by televi
sion film crews.
Cecile said “Oui” clearly as she
and Philippe exchanged' rings and
Rev. Paul Sylvesters, the: parish
priest, pronounced them man and
wife.
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Committee chairmen for the
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Quick-Acting Guardsman
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DOUGLAS, (ff) — Quick action
by an Alaska National Guard em
ploye saved his wife and their
5 children as flames gutted their
2-story frame house here Friday.
The fire was at the home of
Don C. Daigler, an employe of
the Guard at Juneau. As he left
home shortly after 7 a.m. Daigler
noticed flames shooting into the
darkness from the roof of the
house.
He ran back into the house
and led from upstairs bedrooms
his 6-year-old twins, Mike and
Patricia, 4-year-old Susan and 2
year-old Dianne. Mrs. tiaigler es
caped from the kitchen of the
house with her 10-month-old
daughter, Jennifer.
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