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Tele. 2522 Fridays 9-8
t’entinu. dJ^oW, Phge 7 ‘
LUST—straight r<t/’or. $5 re
ward. Hawkins at Mecca.
i WILL—take care of one child
between 8 and 6 pm days.
Phone 2061 \ '
BAPTIST—Mission Rummage
> Sale. Saturdays 1 to 5:00 pm
BRIGHT RELEASED
Eugene V. Bright, 25 years
of age, a civilian Seaman on
the (JSCG ship the Pathfinder
was arrested by patrolman
McKinley in Tony’s Bar last
Saturday and charged with
attempted assault with a
dangerous weapon. v ^
“Mac” was making a rou
tine cheek of the bars and was
standing at the door with his
back to the bar, when his at
tention was attracted to a
commotion behind him. Turn
ing around he found the civi
lian seaman with a knife in
his hand and apparently ready
to attack him. The assailant
; was disarmed and taken to the
local jail for questioning.^
Monday morning Bright
was arraigned on the charge
stated above and the case was
dismissed for insufficient tes
timony.
Hosmtal News
BIRTHS:
To Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Me Donald May 6 a son, 8 lbs.
ozs. name. David.
Bos* Ha»tptof N*w*
A baby boy weighing 8 lbs.,
was born Anri! 14 to Mrs.
Marolyn Ann Post, wife of J
Donald Richard Post, EMFN. i
USN.
A baby boy weighing 6 lbs.
14 ozs. was born April 10 to
Mrs. Charlotte Marie Tomlin,
wife of William Fred Tomlin
SHC. DSN.
A baby girl weighing 5 lbs.
9 ozs. was born April 10 to |
rtia (n) Wiley, wife f
I<>. Paul Wiley CPL, USA
A oaby boy weighing 7 Its,
6 oxs was born April 27 tj
Mrs. Dixie Ann Allen, w feof
David Joseph Allen AD:l
USN.
Le« S. Arnoldi, Dean of Stu
dents of Pacific College, For.
est Grove, Oregon, has re.
cently notified Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Fenner, that their son,
Don, was on the honor roll for
the fall semester.
uoscu every, Thursday. Banking-Service at U.S.N.S. Fridays,
Old Administration Building, 5:00 to 6:30 P.M.
Phones 2233,2222,4691
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For years our resident* have wanted better sttrcib.
At Iasi the City Council has a plan for getting and pay
ing for them. The Council has chosen a tax plan whieh
it feels best „ ~f
Every voter should go the polls. Study carefully
the plans for streets and sidewalks. They will increase
safety and comfort and help automobile traffic.
if you think better streets are worth th* money,Vote
YES.
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