iam
a 8 un
oho ice at
grabbed thr©
curning the plane
In so doing, he must
na . o vixiunlc l or he broke both
ankles. He was taken to King Salmon, then
to Anchorage who re he was patched up and
reported doing all right.
In Munsan, Korea, GI*s at the de
militarized armistice base ca&p voted
Christine Jorgensen ’’Miss Neutral Zone of
1953”.
Mrs. Grace (GardinerJ iicOray arrived
in town Jan. 24 to visit her folks and re
new old acquaintances in her own chang
ing manner. Grace and her husband, Sam,
are now living in Bellingham where they
can visit Saa** mother frequently—sh#
lives in Canada* Before coming to town,
Graco stopped over in Naknek and visited
with her sister, Bella Hammond*
Sid Morgan left for Castle Rook, Wash,
on Jan. 4 to be with his ailing mother*
Gladys Vail returned from S eattle
Feb, 2 where she was present at the death*
of hor brother, Elwood Allen. With her
were two sisters end e brother who had
gathered from greet djstences to be to
gether et this sorrowful moment.
2d Cook of BBA returned Jan. 25th*
A Place to Eat Wher'a:
The Whole Family
Is WELCOME
A
AND
The Ideal Spot'
to RELAX
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nunn returned froi:
Anchorage after over a month's rha'
Mrs. Nunn weathered a major cr.^rachon
during that time, and, the still con
valescing, is doing tiro, They hr :ugV
Anna Mae back a beautit r 1 Wn~. Viam
watch; Verna Lee a new coat, emorge'5'
other things.
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