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Throa tening an early winter, the morn
ing of J.'f* 4 brought snow, wind ana a
drop fa iempi but, the -snow disappeared,
the iue n.eJ.tod and beautiful weather has
followed, In the mornings now frost covers
everything* It is very nippy0
The Floyd Fecks are back after a sum
mer at the HCLfs tourist camps# Among the
notables they entertained during this time
was Nicky Hilton, the hotel magnate#
Miss Irma Taylor, accountant for Bristol.
Bay Airlines, arrived here Oct# 3 from
California# Miss Taylor is staying at the
Opland Hotel#
Joyce and Dick Gollnher are off on a
vacation trip to Anchorage for the big
celebration of the 50th A nniversary of
Flying and the opening of the new Inter
national Airport# In th*>ir absence, Ray
Anderson, pi let for NOT,, is taking Dick*a
pl&C © Q
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Tough ^Ludc n&'efas to visit some more thar
other s a'S -shown, by - Lowell BillonTs recent
hoepitali-sation on uct. 5. he is home now
on crutches (sometimes J with rheumatic
complications—but still sidling#
Fred llulkoit and Roy Smith both began
guard duty at the U•G• Jail in the past
two weeks#
Massa Akolkok was sent to Morningsido
following a sanity hearing. Burl Moore took
her as far as Anchorage.
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nvel^n ana nalph Brumbaugh left on a
vacation trip to Oeattle on Oct. 4. Evelyn
returned home before Ralph vho is waiting
for a twin engine Cessna which he will
fly back for the EBAo
A kibitzer ie a guy who picks up a gal
on another fellow1s whistle.
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