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”Roz and Dot”# AlfS nurses# left Alaska
on Monday# July 21 but sent word from
Seattle that they were seriously thinking
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The Canneries are to be lauded* far A. ” **
their splendid ooopeHtation throughout jfctae
recent B*.C.G«.j>erie€i;'which weis instigated*
by the Healt^Seiftribe* and carried on’he^b
by IJursee.Bdna“Cf,ll1*fQydi and'Edna Ray* ^a§ :
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Peg and Js9k Chandler], ex-teachers on' j
the Dillinghajn' tetri to.ria 1 School staff'# i
have left for gcfad# Peg will proceed to ‘
Colorado where she will visit with her *
folks and will return to Ketohican where
she will be employed as a teacher this’
coming winter. Jack plans on doing con
struction work this next winter and want
directly to Ketchikan to get settled.
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John DeGuerin, ANS Technican at the
Kanakanak Hospital for the past few years,
has pulled up stakeq and left for the big
outside on July 2Pth#
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John Nelsoh# Jr. departed for Anchoragsr
on July 30 for his physical*
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., ; The Walter Noden family was increased
■^iryy€i lovely ^little girl on July 31*
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Pears^n^Fish Camps was the Mhappy
fishing groundsw for Paul and Frances
Ringsmith# ifefio Frederiokson# Ohls
and Berle Moore, on July 19th* y
After their return# Mr# Frederickson
left for Glen Allen where he is taking
charge of a school building that is
being built by his company. He will be
back here on an inspection tour soon.
The school construction job here is now
under the supervision of Mr. Frazier.
’’Pop” Hawley arrived in town July 30
to visit his son, Oliver Hawley,, and
family who are here temporarily from
Tulsa', "Oklahoma.
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In a recent letter to Jim Downey from
Ted Nakkerud, relative to Jim’s meeting
with the WSB in July# comes the following
quotation!
”By all indications the Board will
grant the increases and again this.year
allow the run money due to the fact the
residents wero not put to work when maj
ority of mon at the stations had arrivedo1*
Gladys Vail returned home July 19t'n
following a shqrt business/plea sure trip
to Anchorage*
Bob Finslow, representative lor Cion:
and Company of Anchorage; vn.s In town
for a few days# getting hero Ju3y
The Alaska Steamship, Chena. docked a':
Clark’s Point early this trirgirg
lots 91‘ fresh fruits anq vegvtatiUv in
its wake*
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