HARB0RLIGHT5
Mr* Jack Dodge, who got his fingers in
the flywheel of a diesel was at the Hospi
tal on March 24 for treatment,
—
Mrs, Jane Provance was honored by a
Birthday Party, eats and gifts, given by
a group of friends on March 22, After the
party some of the folks adjourned to the
• Y/i~.low Tree and polished off a lovely even
ing a
* Mr * Bob,bins .low, representing Odom Coe,
was a business visitor in town recently.
Bob was pleased, with the business outlook
here for this season*
Harry Doleman entered the Hospital on
: March 18 to undergo a Veri-cose Veins
operation.
Nurse Edna Crawford made an official
trip tc Togiak, March 19? She was accom
panied by Mi8s Jan Grant, nurte*
The inevitable has been reached! The
Alaska Salmon Fishermens Relief Fund is
exhausted. Through this Fund, frl£r000 has
been distributed amongst the needy fisher
men since January 1, 3.95c*
Sal news was* received here early this
month that Mafy Alice ,B^hr* s sister passed
away on March 6, HrA&^Beh’r went out in Oct-,
to be with her ailing'isi ster, whom she
knew would not recby&rV Your sorrow is*
shared by your frie'ncisphere, Mary Alice*'
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PLANNING* TO-PRESS UP
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to try their luck in Gordoxa na&t .year* Ib
is always ^ad to lose such f jno peoplo, but
perhaps someday they may return to teach
again* Jack does not plan to beajh next
year but will find something to do that
will be a change for at lea t this season^
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