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Miss Mildred Jamos^ nov; teacher for
Nushagak this year, arrived in town Sept.
5th; Mr* and.Mrs. John Feryok who will
teach at ClarkTs were here, too, the first
week in Soptember*
Mrs. Emma Nunn, accompanied by Chuck
and Verna Lee, spent a week in ITaknek
visiting old friends. They stayed with
the Trefons and returned Sept. 4 to find’
A nna I fey had done a fine job babysitting
with the *twins .
The Square Knot anchored here on Sept,
3 in the A.M. and Captain Walsh flew in
from Naknek shortly thereafter and re
mained while the ship discharged cargo.
H® stayed with Bill honold while here.
Local pilot, John M* Pea rsou, forsook
both his piano and A laska, and left here
iapt, 1 for Potlatch, Idaho, where lie will
plans to remain until spring* He will
work in a sawmill there.
MNartz” who loft hero August 17 for
bh® tig outside made a ftuiek trip back—
as far as King Salmon where oho is now in
©hargo of tho 3ky~toll Restaurant* She
likos her work, hours and boss,
Sam Samson, with children Rodney and
and Sharon, ari* spending this vdnter at
Homer where 3am is working to supplement
his "Haknek” fishing payday. The left 9/3,
Fir. Casey, Supt. of Jails for Alaska,
was in town a few days visiting ITarshals
Langford and Waldrip*
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Miss Audrey Roberts left Dillingham
on August 29th for Seattle whore she
will attend Seattle University this win
ter. She plans to stay with friends •f'
Peg Bradford while there.
(Ed.’s Note* Would love to hoar from,
you, Audrey. How dn you like the B I G»
cit^?)
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