enakee Topics
(Special Correspondence)
TENAKEE, Alaska, May 16 to
ay 20—Mike Cavril who was re
ntly hospitalized at St. Ann’s re
rned from Juneau.
R. E. Isto and E. Mundine of
e U. S. Geological Survey spent
'o days in g’enakee conferring
th members of the mapping par
stationed here.
Walter Schwind of the Union
il Company arrived in Tenakee to
ake preparations preliminary to
e construction of a new storage
nk for diesel fuel oil. The con
ruction crew is due to arrive
metime before the end of the
onth.
Returning from a visit in Sitka,
rs. Ole Taug was accompanied by
■r son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
id Mrs. Ole Taug Jr., and their
fant daughter, Shirley Mae.
An alarm was raised when Carol
illiamson, three year old daugh
r of Mr. and Mrs. Raino William,
n strayed from heme into the
•ar-infested woods surrounding
eir place which is situated l’i
iles east of Tenakee.
Mrs. Williamson, discovering the
tie girl missing from the yard,
died a passing boat enroute to
makee. Charles Jack, captain of
e boat Tennessee, continued to
■nakee to report the news so a
arch party could be organized.
Meanwhile, Raino Williamson,
liking home from Superior can
■ry, where he is employed, heard
child crying in the woods along
side the trail and upon investiga-1
-ting, discovered it to be his ownj
daughter some two miles fromi
home. Normally, Mr. Williamson
leturns from work by boat Aut on
this one evening he missed the boat
and walked the trail'instead. Bear
sign is much in evidence in that
sector and it was a relieved mother
who witnessed the return of her
young daughter.
“No mere pencils, no more books"
was the chant intoned today as
report cards were handed out at
the Territorial School. Three
months of carefree days lay ahead
as the smiling features of both
students and teacher revealed. I
Those passing into higher grades
were:
From 1st to 2nd—Roddy O'Toole,
Tommy Paddock, Willa Williamson,
Francine Jack.
2nd to 3rd—Tommy Lundstrom,
James Jack.
3rd to 4th—Bernice Joseph, Bobby
Williamson, Katherine Williamson,
Thomas Jack.
5th to 6th—Sharon Lee Williamson.
6th to 7th— Sharon O'Toole, Charles
Jack, Frankie Joseph.
7th to 8th—Harry Joseph.
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Mae Mills returned to Tenakee
from the Mt. Edgecumbe Vocation
al School where she has been in
attendance since last fall.
SANDRA DAE SINKS
The Cape Douglas Canning Corp.
reported to the Coast Guard head
quarters here that the 38-foot
seiner Sandra Dae floundered and
sank 220 miles southwest of Cape
Spencer. It was in tow by the Sun
wing II at the time and no one was
aboard. A PBY plane from Kodiak
searched the area with negative
results.
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MILITARY BOYS WILL I
USE RANGE ON SUNDAY
Headquarters Company of the
208th Bn. iSep) will fire on the
range Sunday afternoon.
The range has been re-condi
tioned and is in first class condi
tion. !
Familiarization Firing of the
carbine will be conducted.
Personnel are to report to the
sub-port at 1. Civilians who had
planned on using the range should
go out in the morning. *
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raise cat fur by stocking
an island with cats.
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imported rats.
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skinned the cats and the rats come back to the factory,
would eat the carcases. and that’s raw material
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