SEWARD LAD WINS
SCHOLARSHI P
Harold Camper, 17
year old son of Mr,
and Mrs. Harold Camp
er of Seward, was
last week announced
the winner of the
Pepsi - Cola college
scholarship in Alas
ka, Harold won in
competition with 19
boys and 14 girls in
Alaska. He will en
ter Stanford Univer
sity upon his gradua
tion from Seward High
School.
Students from Ala
ska winning honorable
mention in the con
test included Joyce
Knight of ■. Seward,
Wendell Miller of
Palmer, Dale Roff of
Juneau, Julia Silver. -
man of Nome and Jay
Snodderly of Ketchi
kan •
Tommy Nelsen • and
Martha Ellen Thompson
of Seldovia High
School also were con
test entrants,
ANDERSON IS ARC E
L E AVING SOON
According to a
lettar from a crew
•member on the-Ander
son barge, which re
ached Seldovia last
week, plans are now
completed for the
craft’s northern
sailing. The barge
was expected to leave
Seattle en route for
Seldovia and Anchor
age on Friday, April
25,
BABY FALLS
BREAKS ARM
Stave Van Keuren,
Port Graham toddler,
was brought to Seldo
via Monday'for hospi
talization - after he
sustained a broken
arm in a fall.
The arm had been
splinted befoi e the
child left Port Gra
ham. Although Dr.
Beltz was in Homer
when' Steve arrived
here, his arm was set
at Seldovia hospital
and he returned home
on Monday afternoon.
FT A TO MEET
The April meeting
of the Cannery V/ork
ers Union will be
held Thursday evening
at 8 o’clock.
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SEEKS REPAIRS
Dr. Melvin Beltz
flew his cov;-damaged
but fly-able Super
cruiser to Homer for
office hours Monday
and then continued on J
to Anchorage. He
will have permanent
repair work completed
on the ship there be
fore returning to
Seldovia.
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