Mi- and Mrs. Leo Owens, of Cordova,• spent a few days vac^tjLpriiig ht#
Chit.1.nn., Gulkana and McCarthy. They were flying their gr^y s^er
cub and enjoying our fine fall weather. :
Jack and Li2 Wienrick, Bob and Bertha Glud are 'btill .holding down
the McCarthy Lodge. We have heard that Bertha and Bob arle going to
Cordova soon and take little Kicky 'wienrick with them for £cJiool»..
ui Photographer, i-hve Rant2y liked the looks of this part of Alaska*
so well after his first trip here that he decided to corne back for
another peek. He planned to spend a day or two at Tebay Lakes Uesort
and after taking one look at that paradise he decided-to spend a-week
and really look it over and got in some really- good rainbow fishing.
Hants hails from Montana so lie can really appreciat this fabulous
bush country. • ~ <
Rhiney Borg returned to his homo in Chitina last week after a month
in liobuk where his raining properties are located. He plans to be in
Chitina for several weeks before going outside.
There has been a lot of digging,.blasting and dirt moving around here
this past month. Thopo trenches arn't in preparation of.an armed attac
from Russia, but are for the now water line, and those 'busy little
animals are not moles but only-Paddy King, O.A, Nelson and Kla3 Ahlnei
sweating and shoveling to boat the frebze up.
Walter and Toss Holmes of Maycruek are due for a vacation and a
visit to Chitina* we think* -It's been ages since they have ventured
out and we v/ould like to see them.
Sylvia Barrett and her son and daughter, Shirley and Tom, returned
to Montana over a week ago, Sylvia said she was reluctant to leave,
but bad to get the children in school. She said she planned to re
turn here next summer, . ' ,
Mr, and Mrs* Harold Curtis, Dave and A1 Curti3 went through Chitina
last week on a vacation and possibly some hunting, Harold is known
around Alaska as a long time big game Guido,
It seems that Larry Folger had some homesick horse3. He had im
ported these several horses from Canada at considerable and a lot of
work ana time to get them to Chisana. One day these horses decided
they were a bit homesick so they started out for Canada, just before
hunting season of ’course. It took Larry about a week of tracking to
run them down, luckily they had tfr slow down and eat some, we hear
he has started feeding them sugar- and apples,* hoping to bribe them
to stay home, L*( This was probably daughter Jo*s ideaT
Idiot's Idiosyncrasy's
By: Jo Wilson
Vve felt rather sad when we learned that Cliff Cernick (Old Knik)
was leaving the Anchorage Daily Nows, We -felt relieved however when
we found that ho wasn't leaving Alaska Altogether and was going to
work as Managing Editor of the Fairbanks News Miner,
Vve arc happy to see Lynn Thomas take over as Managing Editor of the
anchorage hews. We think he is vory olevpr and en^oy his 11 State of
Affairs”,
The Gazette 3end lots of good old Alaskan wishes to both*