Hillions in Europe
are destitued and starv
ing. Thousands will
perish this winter for
lack of clothing and food,
T.7hy not contribute
clothing, blankets or do
nations to help these
needy people?
If possible have
clothing clean and ready
for packing.* It does not
need to be pressed.
Please bring the
things you .wish to give
to the Seldovia Hospital
or let someone there know
that you have clothing
for collection and they
will be glad to pick it
up.
'■fe want to send this
shipment the first week
in October so that the
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ITS HENINGTON
AIR SERVICE NOW .
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"▼ Merrill Henington
has now officially taken
over operation of his new
Air Service,
The Merrill Hening
ton Flying Service Trill
continue to do business
in the sane location and
flight plans and charter
trips nay be arranged by
calling at the office in
the Seldovia House,
• VISITOR LEAVES
Pearl Stamats who
has been visiting with
Jan Rasmussen left Wednes
day for her home in
Anchorage,
clothing might be used in
Europe this ranter.
Won't you go through
your closet and trunks
right away and get these
things to us?
Winter clothing
shoe s, blankets, quilts,
overcoats-— no matter
what you give it vdll be
be appreciated by those
who nave nothing.
The clothing or
or donations will be :
sent direct to Los Ang
eles for shipment to the
most needy in Europe.
Seldovia Hospital
FRESH BREAD DAILY
AT THE SELDOVIA BAKERY
Civic inporveraent is
noted this week around
the Lipke Radio Station
and home.
Much trash is being
burned and new piling is
being placed under the
building through the co
efforts of Hr. Lipke and
Mr. McDonald.
It is being planned
that a basement -will be
dug and a portion of the
interior of the house
will be refinished.
Congratulations to
the Lipke’s on their home
and civic improvement:
• interest.
NO DENALI NETS
Anderson Dock Agents
had received no further
word regarding the arriv
al date of the Denali at
press time.
The Denali was re
ported to have been due
to arrive in Kodiak today.
ITS
A GIRL!
Mr. and I.irs. Dick
Hall are the proud par
ents of a baby girl it
was learned this week in
a wire received by George
Burgin, brother of Mrs,
Hall.
The Halls are nov;
living in Spokane and the
little new-comer has been
named Janice.