HARB0RLITE3
During the past few weeks the Air Foros
Ease at King Salmon has been well repre
sented byi "Lover Boy* Feed, ”St* TTiek”
Rosburg, ’’Shorty* Desmond, ”Pe.rd LuckE
Warner, ’’Lover Foy II’’ Higgins, ”Lone
Wolf” Howell* ’’Elmer” Hamilton, and
’"Cookie” Cooklin* The town ia glad to
have these visitors—they aro fine guys
and stay in line# Keep *em comingi
Phil Chatlain, L.R.Piloher* and Wood
ward were here this month* Phil left his
boots and hat 11 somewhere” between the
Willow Tree and the hotel but they will
be turned over to anyone designated to
piek them up*
’'SKYTEL* Silor spent twe nights in town
during Christmas week with George Bourdon
and W.L.Shoppard whom he had brought over
"for the fun of it”. (THEY HAD ITl)
Mr. E« J* White, Division Engineer for
ARC# arrived hore last wo©k in response te
complaints sent in concerning th® reads.
He didn’t seem to find the situation tho
least bit dopreBsing.
Father Greif’s new Christmas aocordian
was ”stuck” at Dillon’s Hotel the pest
few days awaiting weather clearance to go
Clark’s Point. It wps pccomppnied by Fpthe!
Greif who thrilled me ny listeners with his
spontaneous concerts.
Sgt. Bob Huntsman, Army Advisor and
Instructor for the National Guard was here
early in Dec. arranging for transporting
of locai guardsmen to the Anchorage en
vagmsst.—
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OSD TIMER passes on
Peacefully resting in his cozy oabin,
comfortable and relaxed, with the delioiou
smell of freshly perked coffee permeating
the pir, Joe Schaefer escaped quietly
and painlessly’to his eternal reward on
Sunday morning, December 20.
Joe had arisen early that morning, fiat
coffee and returned to bed for a time be
fore calling hi a daughter, Josephine, for
work. Awaking later eh© was alarmed at
not being called, went into her father*s
room and found he had died calmly in his
Sleep*
Funeral seivices were conducted by
Father Endal on Tues*, Dec. 22, at their
home and interment took piece on Greve
yard Hill,
Joe flehaofor* a member of Alaska’s
Pioneer Lodge and here since 1912, Is
survived "by his teenage daughter, Josephir,
to whom the entire tewn extends sympathy
Rnd understanding at this time of sup
reme sorrow,
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NCA DISCONTINUES OFFICE HERE
NCA~ flights from Anchorage “to King
Salmon and Dillingham haTe fcpen discon
tinued until spring when it is hoped thoy
will offer DCf-3 servico all the way to
Dillingham*
Former TUA office and residence quart
ers have been leased to the Harry David
sons# Gallehers and Jacobsons havo lef*
for ’parts unknown’# They hope to return
when the office is reopened in the 3prir;:
""(flay *Soud3er "of*”JuneaH "and "0#A.McPoeL
of Anchorage ( of T.I#C#A# and CAA ^o3;->e
fully) were here last weok,
—/rr—-'r;'rrr"777T-"7l-\--— --—
^ TOO ALL OUR FRIENDS
AND
/
A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR