LOCAL NEWS
Miles Hyland returned to the Providence
Hospital the past week for medical treat
ment, but is back again. We hope that he
continues to improve.
Mr. Alonso Curtis returned this last'reek
from a trip to the States and Mexico. His
family viil return later.
Mrs. Lloyd King is leaving this reek by
plane for the outside on a trip for the
summer months. She and the children plan
to go to California.
Lorraine Aklestad reports that she saw a
pair of robins this last week end—which
is good news for everyone,
Joe A. Cochran left for Kenai on^Odhssday
of this week. He will be employed by the
Libby & McNeill Cannery during the summer
months.
The Carl Meiers family now have a tele*
ehone at their residence.
Mrs. Hickson is back in the Office again
after " eing confined at home and in the
Hospital because of illness.
CORRECTION: The new building just south
of Trahan's Servioe is a n'ew GROCERY STORE
AniJ I3 being built by Ed Johns. Apologies
to Mr, Johns for nailing a Garage out of it
in last week's paper.
In UNIVERSITY NETS column of Jesson’s
weekly we learn that Jalmar Kerttula was
among a number of students and faculty
members who went skiing on Cleary Submit
recently. Also Jalmar's name appears
among those who earned major awards in
Varsity basketball for the 1946-47 season,
Ke is in the list as winning a Major "A",
A brush fire Thursday afternoon created a
little excitement when it was spotted from
main street in the Civic center. Cars
dashed down toward Snail's place from
whence black smoke was pouring to see what
it was all about, The Alaska Fire Control
appeared to see that no damage resulted
froib' flying sparks or spreading of the
blaze. The smoke was.coming from down near
the airport v/here clearing is in progress.
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