* •
MORE MIGRANT5 •
' •* > «
. leaving
Still more S^ldo
vians are expected to*
leave for the states
. on th^ steamer Den
ali next week. La
- test of tho local
folk to reserve a
stateroom include: ,.
- ' *. • Mys • . Sanger Bstus
.•and ♦children, Mrs.
Bernard^' Bowen, Mr.
and* * Mr ? • •. ‘ thoryalct
Jensen - and and
dau^h tor * Thor' * and
viola, • * r,
.. lon't fqueer- s
For men. members of
th e Me thod 1s t, .Sunday;
School, and all other
interested - Soldd-.
vians, * are reminded
that classwork 4 ..will
bo resumed at.thg Me
thodist church at ifj
o’clock .tomorrow;
morning.' . ‘~
y The Rev. Oscar Ol
son has announced a
complete class sched
ule for .all age'
groups. . V
ttnCERSDF) 6 son
TRflnSPORTRTIOn
.conipflny r
SERVING
KODIAK ANCHQRAG
SEWARO COOK INLET
SELUPV1R
FORMfcR' ALASKAN
c Kt PP£R DI ES :
Capt. -Richard J.
Healy, -for 50 years a
sailor and for many
y3ars a skipper in
Alaskan and arctic
waters, di3d suddenly.,
at Port angelos,.Wash
last’ week. Captain
Healy ‘was preparing
to pilot1 'G .Seattle;?
bound ship" into., port
^ when overtaken by
' death# ~ *V *;T .; jH\
CaptHealy ie
r f empmhehpd^ In •* the
_ territory *' -f or * two
dramatic rescues: at
sea a number of years
, ago. He * was master
of ‘ the ship which
'drov3 through an Al
eutian storm in*1932
_zo roscuo vcnree sac-,
man’ from the*' shop3s
of /imdtignak* island*
The man Wore the solo
survivors of tho
’ wrecked freighter No
vada:i: t.
' k year or two ear
lier, Captain Healy
participated • in the
rescue of 33 crewmen
? from the "lumber .*
freighter' * *lloway
which ' was wallowing
h elples sly off Unimak
Island*”’- -a :
The veteran skippox
Is survived by a widov
and two daughters *7 Hv
chignik fish
PICKING UP
With the fishing
- season at. Chignik a
week from closing*
Seldovians who are
still in the area
early . t;hls Week" re
ported better hauls
than any §o far this
season#'.
-{"'although no real
irun...aptrs to‘have
. developed there/ lo
'Cal * fishermen were
recording fairly good
. catches- oh, Monday and
"Tuesday. ..
4 _
HOMER M A’N
WES TUESDAY.
*.
Clyde Herondo3n of
Homer, owner lof tho
Homor Dri Cleaners,
succumbed to a long
illness at his homo
last Tuesday morning.
. Mr• Herendeen is sur
vived by his .widow,
Olivia. t - r
It is not kfcown at
this writing whether
Mrs. Herendeen will
- continue to operate
. the cleaning estab
lishment.
3
•- had been a Puget Sound
f pilot since 1942.
E Fresh Breaq Qailx At The
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