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Miss Sally Modoc left for her hone at
Egeglk* A laska* on May 28t She spent the
past year in school here and livid with
the Hhhaffeys*
Ralph Sorensen returned”"last month
from Seattle where ho finished a navi
gation course*
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Lm'b, aiiav wim Nicholson were hera overt*
nifcht ihy 16* They now have a family of
six adorable children and are stationed
at Bethel* Herb is flying for NCL*
John Wassmann and his mother left 5/l4
for their summer in the states; Roman
Malaeh left earlier the same morning; and
the John Vinings flew out the following
weekend* Last year’s teachers- remaining
in Dillingfepun thru the summer are Susan
Drenth* Bob Kallenberg and Mdrielle Spears
Marilyn Ponko left fi/l7 for Anchorage
where she will attend the graduation of
her "old" class there before proceeding
to Seattle wheroshe will stay with her
grandmother*
Sam Nesvoog returned fYom Bell
ingham and Seattle on 5/22| Walter Noden
and Bill Gurtler arrived-May 25 in Walter*
new plelne^an Aeronea Sedan which he flew
-in from Seattle; Fh il Elliot and thep
otandard ©il suditor were in town during
llah 17—23# The first Oil Barge, of the
season dropped a nchor off Dillingham on,
the *vc*Ufi£ of Jay 26; Dick Gallaher was
in town *iay £b|
Don Sagmoen got home last week after a
year at the U of A; Eddie Brandon came
over on May 2T}
Mrs# Billy Johnson left 5/28 for *
Sltkn#__
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neighbors didn*t have morel
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