WHO
WHAT
WHEN
& WHERE
Mrs Myrtle Clithero lias
returned to her home in Port
land. She has been visiting in
Sitka for some months with
her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Clithe
ro. Y\ hile here Mrs. Clithero
helped out at the hotel and
was active in numbers of
civic projects.
Dr. B. E. Me Brayer, clin
ical director at Mt. Edge
combe Alaska Native hos
pital has left for Washington,
D. C. to attend the Veter
an’s Adminstration “Institute
for Hospital Administra
tors.” The Institute will lx*
held April 28 through May
16.
On the way Dr. Me Brayer
planned to visit his son Rob
ert and family in Wyandotte,
Michigan. On the return trip
he will stop for a visit with
his son James in St. Louis.
“Doc” will meet Ben For
tes in Seattle and they will
return to Sitka in the new
22 foot Owens cruiser “Doc”
has purchased. The men will
return to Sitka around May
26th.
Rotary Club members were
entertained at their Tuesday
luncheon by the members
of the Sheldon Jackson Jun
ior College chior. Directed
by Edward Rosevear, the
choir gave another outstand
i n g performance.
Tom Burtscher, field re
presentative of the Juneau
Social Security office will be
in Sitka Tues. and Wed. May
13th anti 14th.
Tom will be available for
interviews at the Sitka Hotel
to answer questions about so
cial security or to take app
lications for Social Security
benefits. He will be avail
able 6 to 9 P. M. Tries, and
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R & R Repair Shop
Agents for:
Singer Sewing Machines
Easy Washer Dryers
Smith - Corona Office Machines
Amana & Servel Refrigerators
Olympic Radios & TV
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2 to 5 P. M. Wed.
Anyone receiving social
security who goes fishing and
expects to earn over $1200.00
should see Tom and stop
their checks while they are
working.
Historical
Society Meets
A story and song relating
how the Kogwanton Clan of
Tlinget Indians got the
Eagle lor its emblem was the
feature of Sunday’s meeting
of the Sitka Historical So
ciety, The presentation by
Mr. Alex Andrews was accom
panied by a showing of a
large beaten brass plate de
signed to commemorate this
story.
The first book of records
of the Mission of St. Greg
ory Catholic Church was
loaned for display. This re
cord of the years 1885-88 is
written in Latin and the trail
slation by Father MacElmeel
brought out an interesting
picture of the work of the
mission Priest in early Sitka.
The president announced
that an inventory of the 1937
Archeological survey of Old
Sitka by the Forest Service
has been located and a copy
of this valuable information
will be acquired soon. Seve
ral pictures of the dedication
plate were also included in
the inventory and it is pre
sumed to be the possession
stake used to indicate that
this was Fort no. 12 in TTus
sian America.
A number of early pictures
were displayed, as well as se
veral magazines containing
articiles on Sitka. The U. S.
Information Agency, Rus
sian language magazine con
taising and articile on Sitka
was partially translated by
Bishop Amvrossy.
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1REMEMBER"
BY THE OLD TIMERS
From Florence Palmer. Foil
Wayne, Indiana: I remembei
walk'ng to anc. from school Or
the Illinois prairie where 1 lived
most of us walked approximately
two miles to and from the lit+h
district school each day
In September when school start
ed, decked in a new calico dies
I a must for the first day in school
and with our rcpnc. tin dinner pai
we gladly took off early in th
morning. Summer, warm am
hazy, still hovered over the land
scape and the roads were dust>
and full of yellow butterflies
October was a brisk, prett
month and we welcomed the firs
frosty morning. Then came win
ter The snow drifted, sometime
covering the hedge fences W.
loved this Dressed in legging
that buttoned well over our kne
and with four buckled overshoe
we walked on top of the hedge
school, had snow fights a
though the oldsters enirnl
about the snow, we v so
when the spring thaw :ar.
There was fun in Um sprn
too. Most of us had rubber bo<
to travel the wet. muddy roa<
and how we enjoyed wading i
the little rivers and ponds meltm
snow and spring rains provided
I can remember that your fee
were often cold but we would ven
ture as far as possible into th<
water and take as long as w»
possibly could to get home in tht
evening.
I am sure the school bus is mos
convenient but today’s childrer
miss something too, for we reallj
had fun walking to and from
school.
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