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Mr* C. W* Krisinsky, Maintenance Ma n
for the Department of Education in Junoau,
currently in Naknek, was in town last week
checking on the school here* Mr. Krisin
sky is filling the newly created office
which was instigated to take care of the
placement of equipment and check run-dov/n
conditions of all Territorial schools*
Paul Ringsmith of the A P V/ left for
Naknek on July 1 to supervise the build
ing of the new Health Center there* Nak
nek Village obtained a building from one
of the Cannerys and the Public Health
Program is footing the expense of com
pleting and modernizing it through a con
struction oontract issued to Carl ^uiz
fcerg*
(Ed* Note* Such a program, is under
dissuasion here by the WCO* The town
would need a lot, an old building that
could house the nurse and have separate
spare for the Clinic. Cprrespondence
should start immediately with the Public
Health in Juneau* Such approval as is
necessary in a project of this sort would
require an Act of Congress so to get any
thing started this year would bo out of
the question; if however*, it were begun
now, wemight have some definite results
by next summer* As long an a fund is
available for such undertakings, Dilling
ham should get out in front—for oncet)
On June 13 Mr* and Mrs. Ray Vestel hit
the bump on the approach to the Hospital
Bridge too fast on their motorcycle end
it vjpnt out .or/gsvtrol, Ray we. s thrown
off and cam© up with a few minor "bruises
and scratches* Liisi, however, came up
with a broken left arm and a broken left
leg*
Peg Bradford, owner of the Lowe Trad
ing Co, left June 20th for San Francisco
on p buying trip. She will da the sel
ecting of fall pnd winter stock on this
tour of duty end will return soon.
Mrs. Mareeille Patrick left for the
states on June 20, She will attend summer
school and her husband, who is fishing
with Earl Lund* at Nakeen, will join her
in the fall,
windmill hill is lonesome—but lone
some— since tha departure of Mrs. Mary
A lice Behr on June 22, Mrs, Behr, a re
sident of Dillingham for the past 5 years,
has moved to the states permanently and
will be joined in the fall by her husband
Frank. She plans on visiting with her
son, Bob Wood and his wife, Jean, in
Anchorage prior to a short sight-seeing
trip to Fairbanks before leaving Alaska
for Oregon where she will stay with her
sister while house-hunting.
Botsy Fenno returned home on July 2
after a tisit with her Grandparents in
Anchorage for more than a week.
Lowell Dillon made a hurried "business
trip to Anchorage, leaving here June 22
and returning June 24,
THE
announces
THE SAILING OFi the SS NALINA June 30 for Prince Tfcilliem
Sound ports, Clark*s Point, and Naknek*
the S3 CHENA July V for Naknek only,
A vessel on or about August 13 for
Naknek, Nushagak, and Kuskokwim River Porta,
All shippers are advised to send their orders in early
tritfc. complete lighterage instructions for handling at
either Naknck or Nushagak# Shipments without lighter
age instructions will be handled at Company*s conven
ience and as space permits.
Signed: Alaska Steamship Co»
By: Captain C,P»1/.raIsh