TO SEATTLE
FOR WINTER
C. E. (Squeaky}
Anderson returned to"his
home in Seattle on Sunday,
Mr, Anderson has
spent most of the summer
here supervising cannery
operations and new const*
ruction work and he plans
now to remain in Seattle
ufttil the opening of next
years fishing program.
"VIRGINIA PASSENGERS
Passengers on the
outbound Virginia • last*
week * were s “ Oscar T7ik>
Louie Nagy and Eddie He
ttle,
CALIFORNIA •.
. BOUND
Hiss Peggy Daigan of
this city left Sunday for
a visit in the States,
She flew to Anchor
age . with Merrill Hening
ton and was to continue
on from there on Tuesday
morning.
Most of her trip
will be taken up visiting
with friends and relat
ives in California how
ever she hopes to go
to Utah to visit with Mi
dge English at Billings
and Mary Ann Swain at
Salt Lake,
She plans to return
to Seldovia sometime this
winter.
TO CHICAGO
TO SCHOOL
Bernard Bowen of the
hospital staff is to lea
ve this week for Calif
ornia. He will stop in
Glendale where Mrs. Bowen
is staying and will then
go to Chicago for further
medical training.
Hr. Bowen plans to
study anesthesia for app
roximately eight months
in a Chicago school.
BUSINESS TRIP
Dick Hiller and Earl
Herr left today for a bus
iness trip to Anchorage.
They expect to return to
morrow on Friday.
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