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PORT GRAHAM
Pilot Merril Hen
ington made a flight
to Port Graham last
Wednesday afternoon,
and concluded his
week’s work with a
trip to Anchorage on
Thursday, His pass
enger on that trip
was Hermann Brantley.
They returned to Sel
dovia on Friday.
ENTERS HOSPITAL
Clyde Hearndon of
the Homer Dry-Clean
ers cane to Seldovia
on Thursday's mail
bo ab to enter Seldo
via hospital.
MacDonald Spit Road Seen
As Pos sibility Now
Shortly before the
currant legislative
session was closed at
Juneau, a memorial
urging Seldoviafs
need of a road to
MacDonald Spit was
introduced in the
House of Representa
tives •
It is now felt the
construction of the
Homer cement plant,
which will draw on
Seldovia limestone
for basic material,
may be instrumental
in bringing about the
construction of the
road •
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Frank Raby, yes
terday pointed out
that company heads
may find it more
practical to ship the
limestone to MacDon
ald Spit for a short
water haul to Homer
Spit than to haul by
water over the longer
route.
nans ior tnis
plant' have been in
the making for the
past two years.
Charles Abbott and
Basil Sinclair, two
of the three partners
in the new $1,250,000
plant, were in Seldo
- via early last Novem
! ber doing survey
! work.
Present plans call
for delivery of the
cement for fulfill
j ment of an Army con
j tract, beginning next
| June._
DOCTOR'S AWAY
Dr. Melvin Beltz
and Merle Smith flew
to Anchorage yester
day. They expected
to be gone only a
short time.
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