H ARB ORLITE S
Mr* Hatchett and Mr* Peterson of the ARC
were her© in May to discuss road mainten-,
moe with George Jaynes# who will remain
in his present position as Road Bosis for
the ooming winter# Jaynes returned re
cently from a business trip to Anchorage#
George Nelson returned June 4th after
n year*s instruction m the vocational
school at Mb, Edgecunibe#
Jim rnd Tom Gardiner are getting ready
to visit the states upon request of their
sister# Grace# who now resides in Seattle
and is attending the U* of Washington#
Miss Matronaid is no longer affiliated
with the Alaska Health Department and the
work she is concluding in that line of
duty is strictly ON HER-CNN TIME# She ie
currently employed by PAP as Cannery Nurse
and will leevo for her home in Canada when
the .risking season is over* Miss Mae
Donaid will decide later# after a visit at
home# just what branch of Health service
she will choose to follow#
A bit of news that somehow missed get
ting into The Beacon last issue was the
marriage of C-ilda (jerry) Romano to Mel- #
vin Monsen of Naknek on Easter Sunday# The
bride and groom will make their home in
Naknek#
Mrs# Isabelle Arc.i.-rdng and daughter#
Lynn# are here for the ® Korner* Isabelle is
working at the Green Front Cafe during the
rash®--—
Re inhold Thiele -was in town June 3th
to look over JjjLs Woodriver Road prep**.-, tv
which he is offering for sale at a grwo-t
ly reduced price because he intends v
make his home in Bethel Indefinite y-3
This house, a 6-room, full breoment,
modern place will sell for terms# In
cluded is a 3000 Watt Kohler#
Speaking of property for sale, John
Pearson is also in the selling; business*
he is willing to talk terms to anyone
interested in purchasing his new place
that is still under construction# He has
all.that is neoessary to completely fin
ish it and will be willing to show any
"takers” around#
Phil Elliott of ’Standard Oil has mace
his last trip to the bay# He will be
succeeded by Mr# Bradford# Phil will be
in the main office in Anchorage helping.
Manager Martin Jorgensen who recently
suffered a minor heart attcok#
Bill Wiles and his charming wh?<? ore
visitors in town# Bill is awaiting rcr..
on some construction astd gnments ant i'..
the meantime he is working around hie*
property and his wife is helping r;
Oscar'8# Bill is no longer Bristol hey*s
moat "helligible" baohetori
Polio shots begun here May ISth "vero
followed by seconds on June 1st# Sc:.;f> :f
the children did not get their spoon-’*
however because of shortage of vaccine
and are anxiously aw Acting another d ! :<
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