PACK 10 SCHOOL
Angus McKochnio has i ra.turnad to
’.A shington Collage at Seattle to
resume his studies. He was accom
panied by Kent Sandvil: who returned
to Laurelwood. Academy at Gaston,
Oregon. This is Angus’ juni r year ,
at c -liege and Kent’s juniw year
at academy.
Esther ICerttula is nttoriding the
University of .-.la Ska. Esther woft
a Scholarship at the University.
She is t king a Pre-media
cal course.
Jalmar Kerttula left this last week
for the University of Washington
where he will enter Hedical College
SON FOR THF SPFES
Hr. and Krs. UonaXi Spees of Portage
Alaska armounced the birth of a son
last Saturday, September 24, at the
Valley Hospital. The new arrival
has been named-Donn Clark Specs.
LEPAKS ' STILL DELAYED
’.'ord has been received here that
Tom Lepak is ill with pneumonia.The
lap ks have, been having considerablf
difficulty on their return trip to
Alaska over the Highway. For some
tine they have been held up in Fort
St. John’s waiting for parts for
their new Buick • which they
purchased in the States.
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_PA LJVj R_ALASKA
PEARL WHITE LflUPDRy
EFFICIENT - DEFENDA6LE
SERVICE
Irene Lepak.
NOW
daylight flights to Seattle
in Confortable DC-4,s with
Stewardess Service
NEW TOURIST FARE
v70.00 plus tax—4 Flights "eckly
other Coach Fnros
Minneapolis Milwaukee Now York
.,126.00 0138.00 0167.00
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DAILY FLIGHTS TO SFATTLE
FIRST CLSS FAR! -17100.00 plus tax
CALL: LLr.CK 30 LRIT3: DOM 1673
2'*our authorized travel agent
pnCHORPL-E TRAVEL BUREAU
-anchorage Hotel Lobby
Lloyd C.Olsen Manager.
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