The Andr00 family has enjoyed an
abundance of company since their return
from this summerfs fishing campi Hannah
Groat, who spent last winter in school on
Vashon Island, Washington, visited Audrey
for a few days; and, the S mith brothers,
’’Butch” and P.J. of King Salmon, have beer
visiting Freeman for the past two weeks*
The Aurora Coffee Shop was opened
officially August 9th under the manage
ment of Sharon and Bus Pohl, Fruit Punch
was served to all customers who stopped
in during this day to aid in getting ac
quainted.
Mr* and lurs, Jasper w^crr and three
children left here august 9 enroute to
California where they will maKe their per
manent home.
Fred and Rosa i.lulksit showed good
judgment by investing their fishing checks
in a new home—the Roland TIoody house
which sets behind the BBA hangar and
faces the road that goes to the Vail house
on the Point. They will soon tnko posses
sion*
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Butch Smith bought Olo Poison1s cabin
and has moved in*
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Bill whitaker and 3on Tommy left Aug. E
for Kent, Washington. They pl^n to be
gone indefinitely.
Jack Gi115 s and Thrv Copeland left
last week for Bellingham, Wash* Si g John
son and family will follow them south
shortly.
Ills AND OUTS i
Darrell Isaacson, of Aleu
ing Co., returned to Anchorage
short business trip here;
H.C.Scudder of Juneau in town -
week; '/ «»
n Dr. Thompson, Fish Research, hpre over
night enroute to lakes;
Ur. W.F.Heek, of the Dept* of Land
Management, spent four days in town;
G.F.Boone, Bookkeeper for Alaska Quaah
was in town two days handling the <fpay
off" for the season as his boss, E.H*
Eendiksen busily signed checks for the
same length of time;
Lt. Col. Raymond E. Johnson and Sgt,
Robert D. Huntsman, from Bethel, were
here on Rational Guard business;
oasper L.aafafcnsen of Coruova spent one
njfcht at the op1ana;
tJartin Jorgensen, manager oi the Stand
ard Oil Co., in Anchorage, was in town
5 for three days last week;
Clark Andresen, salesman for Hunt &
Mottat, and Jim Tapscott, representing
Bailey Covey and Co* spent two nights
in town on a business tour;
Charles R* Weaver, FWS was here one
night;
Verne Wilkins left for Seattle on
August l^th*
5 Death from coronary thrombosis came to
Robert Waskey, 46, well-known Alaska min
ing engineer, on Aug. 1, in Washington,
D.C. Bob, known to hundreds of Alaskans,
was the son of Frank Laskey of Dillingham
by a former marriage and survived by his
v/i fe and daughter and a brother, John
Waskey.
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