HARBORLI T E S
Mr. Cecil Anderson, assistant to Rev.
Franklin Smith, welcomed his family to
Dillingham on July 12, to spend winter.
Mrs. Jack Miller ana aaubhter, Jacque
Lynn, arrived July 13 to visit Mrs. Miller
sister, Joyce Gallaher who went to .anchor
age to meet them.
Mrs. Franklin Smith returned on July 12
to spend the remainder of the summer. She
will return to Oregon where her son, Kent-,
will be in H.S. this winter.
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8upt. Roman Malach has announced the
appointment of Mrs. Florence Wassman to
the teaching staff here for the next year.
Her past year in the states was spent in
advdnced study. She will be accompanied
north by her son, John, who will be a
Sophomore in High School this year.
John Osborn# Supt. of Confetruction at
the Kanakanak Hospital reports work there
is progressing well. He s till hps employ
ment openings for those wishing work—so
if the fish just wouldn*t swim into your
net this year, you can still make some
money—the HARD way,
James G, Larson (Seattle), Don H. Cuddy
and W.A.Ska&ts of the First Hationc.1 Bank
of Anohorage were in town on a fishing
trip the past week.
Ifelson Smith was in town for about a
rngofc* Ho Hi doing ropolr work on Bill
Smith*s piano*
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