MORE HARBORLITES
Jack Knutson was home on July 11 from
Levelock where he Is fishing during his
twenty day furlough. He will return to
Fert Richardson on July 24.
John "Sonny" Nelson is a * lucky*
soldier who is making his furlough, coin
cide with the* fishing season. He came home
on June 27 and will return on July 26. He
is setnetting with his mother* near Coffee
Point.
Betty Jane and Albert Johnson arrived
from Anchora ge on July 3 to visit v»:ith
their aunt Mrs 4 Angie nockhurst for an
indefinite time, bhile here Betty Jane is
working at the Croon Front Cafe*
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Mary Gardiner will return to Sheldon
Jackson School this fall* At present she
is working in Fairbanks while visiting
her sister, Graco» and haring some fun
picking out school oj.othos for this win
ter* S ho in happy rri doing fine, accord
ing to v;ord received hero by her family.
Ruth Jones left for Anchorage on July
19th, S ho took her pet dog, Lynn, with
her because the dog has been coughing and
Joneses- fear she has a fish bone stuck in
her threat.
Jack Peters was in town on July 16 to
get first-hand informption before bidding
on ^he construction of e new res idenbe
and garage for the FITS estate here. Mr,
Peters is a contractor*
Mro•Virginia Smeatcn left for Juneau
on July 16, from, thera she will ^oin her
husband in the states# Mr* Smeaton is in i
the army and was recently stationed in
Texas#
JITS AJTD CUT 3
Peg Bradford returned July 16 from a
shopping ti*in to Frisco;
Bill Ingfram was here oveVnight July 22j
Harold Bennett and Jack Poonan* sales
men representing Seattle Hardware and
Black Manufacturing Company respectfully*
came in on July 16 on business;
mark narlou, insurance man .representing
the mutual neJluefit health <5j Accident Co*
arrivea here July lt>;«
Ada L> illon returned the 17th from a
two-day trip to Anchorage for a medical
check-up;
Mr. A. Condon^ JBob Vrir-.s] ow -and Oaky
V/eeda were in town this v.eek# They are
salesmen representing the West Coast Gro
cery of Tacoma, Odom© Company of Anchorage
and National Grocery Respectfully;
Dr. Thompson oi the Fisheries Research
Institute was in town fSp:% a few days re
cently;
Misses Mildred Siebke and Loretta Bur
gardt, Moravian Missionaries, passed thru
town enroute to 0:arkT s Point from Bethel;
Mr. H. L. LeKarte left July 16 for
Juneau where he works in the Department
of. Employment SeSurity;
Eric Fredrikson has beoio in town the
last few days supervising t*he work on the
school building.
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THE
ANNOUNOES
THAT THE SS NRDINA IS NOT DOCKED AT CLARKf S POINT
THE SAILINGS OFi the SS CHENA July 7 for Najcnek only
A vessel on or about August A3 fbr
• Naknek, Nushagak, and Kuak^kwim
River Ports# (Tentative deadline
date, for receiving cargo» August 10#)
All shippers are advised to send their orders in
early with complete lighterage instructions for
handling at either Naknek or Nushagak, Shipments
without lighterage instructions will ho handled
at Company1s convenience and as space permits*
Signed: A la ska. Steamship Company
By: Captain C« P, Walsh