HARB0HLIGHT8* ♦ , ^EASBORLIGBTS
A Farewell ■ J^arty was Held at the N & W
Bar on April 7 in honor of Marion Setfsll*
y,'.io resided l,or effiee Job in the BBA
cffioa and 1eft for stateside on April
The Alaska Steamship Company has an
nounced its five Bristol Bay sailings as
fellows* First departure from Seattle is
-the steamer Tonsina, !"*y 20 for ITaknekf
ike Sooond is the aotcrd-ip Ptu&caaaj
|r-i7jis X for Port VtaiXl*?9 N«ghagak ai^d
Naksek (Cargo for these vessel *• will be
rroeived at Pier 30 from May 2 to 17 for
the Tcnsina and from May 9 to 27 for the
PalifffcffEr) On July 11th an unnamed' boat
" 3 c-:u.3Xv.: u x-o sail ilt yjxoii eu;iu
sdigsal:5 ar. other July 12th for Nakneki and
d third on r;et 13th for Naknek, Nushagak
and Port, Me3..:‘V,'6 (Cargo for these vessels
will be reo erod'd at Pier 42 from Juris 27
to July 2 for the first two and frern
August 1-15 fcr the thirdo)
A Surprise Birthday Get-together was
loll for Bennie Fenno at his homo cm
l ay 6th »
Dick Gollehor, formerly of Dillingham,
has resigned as bush pilot for NCA* to
assume duties as pilot for the Deooursey
Mining Co# at Red Devil mine where he
will pilot the company*s Cessna 18CJ*
Joyce will join him at Sleetmute this
month*
The 6th and 6th Grades gave a tumbling#
square dancing and sinking exhibition for
the entertainment of the I'Tiren their
lc t monthly meeting for this year*
(‘H oy were a WONDERFUL audiencei)
INS AND OUTSi
Gladys Vail made a trip from King
Salmon on April 27th$
Mr* and Mrs* Bill Whitaker and cor,
are back from the elate & lor tho so <?^r
Molly Bartman was transferred on ;'-r:-ri!
5th from the Kanakanak Hospital to ;.hc
ANS Hospital in Anchorage3
E ddie Hanson* pilot for BBA left
may 6 for a month* s vacation in Chisago
Edward ’Cookie0 Cook and ills brother,.
Jim* arrived here May 1st* Cockle Is rev,
turning from a month* s vacation? Jisv
here for the first time* will work in the
BBA office j "
Bob Sanders* BBA Accountant v/a§ here
during Aprilj
George Shoemaker of Spokane attorney
for BBA<» was here from March !5«~G t?
familiarize himself with local
al proooedure*
Mr# Cecil Anderson left for Idaho„
May 3 rd# because of illness in hi? IsJnily
Hi8 Reverendy# Bishop Fremont of tV:>
Catholic Church* was guest at the Ho.Vr
Rosary Mission overnight April 27ti.it
came to look over the site of recon
structions
Bill Olsen arrired here May 6th#
%Ee"“Annual High””School From* FeTd"~
May 6th at the Willow Tree* was a charm
ing suooess as glamorous# net—skirted
young ladies blossomed under the attest Gs?
of welL-groomed# suited young men#
The buffet supper of fried ohiok?n vm
most delioious# iittarbugg?ng was bans:- .
by motion of the student body and the
evening of waltzing was a delightful ai.
beautiful change* . (MORE good looking
kids in Dilllngh&Bl)
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