LOCAL NEWS
3BCK anrfounced this week that he will
he leaving for the States about the first
of ^bruary. He plans to go into business
for himself and operate a Kotor Court in
Lebanon, Oregon. Mr.' Beck has been em
ployed by the K.V.F.C.A* in the capacity
of Butcher in the Heat Department since
last September!
Darrell HcKechnie is now in California
attending school at Glendale, where he is,
taking training as an airplane mechanic.
He will finish his course this spring.
George McCullough, who loft for Minneapolii
Minnesota at the same time Darrell left,
has returned to Anchorage, it was learned
this week.
Mrs, L.M. DePriest, who had surgery last
meev is getting along fine. She is in the
local Hospital,
Mr, Myles Hyland is hack at work for the
HrV.P.C.A after being hospitalized in the
Providence Hospital in Anchorage,
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^ayne Bouwens is confined at home because
of illness, "ayne played Basket Ball last
Saturday night, and became ill the next
day.
Herbert Ising is confined to the Hospital
again this reek. Herbert is also one of
the Palmer Basket Ball team.
Ralph Ware
Palmar
Mrs, Jack Leek had surgery on Monday of
this week, She is- getting along very well
Drifting snow during the last reek end has
not seriously affected the roads*' School
sbussos appeared pretty much on schedule on
Monday morning and persons traveling to
Anchorage report tnat the roads are good.
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