LOCAL NEWS'
Mrs. Jean Mae Ychn and son Rodne
left on the boat this week for
Ketchikan.
Mr; Tom Roberts and Hr. Paul
Blake,ministers of the gospel, are
enroute to Juneau where they v;ill
visit Mr. Harold Qibson.
Mrs. Fred Hurd and daughter
Mrs. Don McICechnie with her two i
children,Donna Safe and Billy, are
enroute to the States to visit
relatives and friends. The are
going to Oregon and Idaho.
Mrs. Grow left for the States «
this week in charge of a patient Jj
nroute to Horning Side.
Mrs. Claude Harter,nee Evelyn
iScheibl, left to join her h^sba^d ^
in the States. ^
I Bill Head and wife were visiJ:or^l
in Palmer tills week. • [
Walter Pippifel was in Palffier t>n fl
business this week.
Mr. Chamberlain* has returned to
the ’Valley to further his steady of
insect pests. Dr. Chamberlain will
take care of the insects and Ted
Carter will take care of the soil
fertility. We should get along
very well.
Ed.‘ Ueek and Herbert I slug hone
flown to Dillingham to work for the
RoncM^Coi'imi' $i on this s rawer.. They
hoo» jt would, be cl-.or a: they
wererto flyover no o:‘ Ten
Thousand Smph .
1ms, G.l eft Barnes or-5 br.t 7 ■ "’red,
rarr^bd tPl* week- A.:; roc? < ■ they
can^btain furniture, tary . m to
mov®Lnto*iPo apartment vacated by
►Joe ^emmoi* Jind family*
Grant Kens or re. burned from hi 3
visit to the GtateSr He has oem
visiting in Minnesota,
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