H A R B OR LIGHTS
Narrowly averting a. fatal accident,
Roy Smith caved bin eye <ught by quick
aid when a battery blow up in hit
tffree on April 16 in the: e.^ir.e room of
t!»e Silliiyrham Consncro5.ai Company, Under
%* the ou^ervicion of Virginia Spoa re, R.N.,
plenty of odd wp/K-tf* applied Inaedietdly
t du3 the trickc Ray J3d not even ha v* a
V wi-.-rvb eyo tc chow for his r.d venture,
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Mr-> r.nl !-<'•“ • i'ijk Jenna left fund ay,
April LOth. icy a abort visit with the
Wilber Churches up at tho lakes<*
Pete Hanson# popular oab driver* re
ported for his physloal April 36# but it
back in town again* He will know what the
outcome of hie exam was eonetime elosn to
the 10th of Juno* (You etlll have time to
seed for thoee 'orange biostome*# Pete*)
Louie Mlehaele suddenly left town on
the morning of April 12* Somehow he failed
to leave his mailing address or a bro
chure of his plans! He teems to have left
M everything behind except his suitcase and
■. bag! '
z th hie absence the Radle Station will
• T.ii.1 * ir !T ^ —T! i i
be run by Arlene Adkiaon* She will mala
tain the li30 p.m# and 7fGO pfmt noi se'uc
at before*
There it a deal bain? looked into ,
by the Fithermen's Union will purha-o h?,
Station from Mr* Oroul Holmc-t of
the owner* Nothing in definite yetA
Joe Jta n well known raerohant from
Good Newt Bay wat in town April 11 ere
route to Pairbankt and Anchorage* and
poeiibily Juneau* He it on a butinett
trip*
Hr* Andy Anderson, Superintendent of.
Maitrtanenoe ;or the 2:*istol Say Aihllnei
lofh April 16to on a oueiaaa j trip to
An-horaga® He Is back In town asof this
-date# ••■•"'
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Mr# and Mrs* Orrills Braswell and ?
their three ehildren returned to Pilling*
haa April IT after spending the past year
in the states*
Elmer and Ailla Nicholson ef Bethel
spent April 11th in town* They are with
NBA in Bethel and now haws three children*
two boys and a girl* The children did not
make the trip to DilllngKhn* _;r; .
#->yyj.otpp C. "Vie" Rivers is n.megh"? of a pioneer Alaskan.tfwlily. Ha la also a
pifppar AUtkan legislator having .sarred six sessions in the Alaskaas Senate*
*Vf fatter Rivers i\ wpjl, acquainted in the Bay arba .hjfTins. served he U. 8.Commit*- .V
flatter' at Dillingham'ln lpe&*26* He ratumed to Dillingham in January of thif year
whore he visitad with hie sister* Mrs, Clyde Spears, met with old friend# end made
many acquaintances among the oivio minded oltlsento He pledged his help to ths Bay
communities in meeting their many pressing problems* Since his visit here* he pre
sented the road problem of Dillingham to the Territorial Highway Engineer and parti-*
eularily stressed the need for ra»loeatlbn of the road approaohlng the Hospital and
raising the section of road betwaen Dillingham and Windmill Hill*
. On lea ving Dillingham Senator River* went to Naknek where he made appraisals of
carnery property in that area for the Naknek Fu^lio Utility Dietrict which, at that
time, was engaged in a oourt aotion over the legality of their Utility District and
of their appraisals of oannery property,
Mr* Rivers is a praotlolng Civil Engineer with offices ipAnohoreg# and, except
for his High School and College a ttendance’in the states, ^c%s a lifelong Alaskan*
fi e is also a member of the Pioneers of Alaska*
Vio Rivers KNOWS he** negleoted this area of Alaska hae b^pni he KNOWS the channel l
through whioh to litigate9 he KNOWS the people in this area apd, furthermore, he
has a personal interest in it,
IF HIVHHH IS khTVkliblt K> THE ALASKA SENATE ...
ma rAY<Aki5A will have a smwu aw
STA’JNCTi SUPPORTER IN THAT BODXl
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