HARBORLIGHTS
Mr. George Jaynos, new foroman for the
ARC came to Dillingham and "began work
last month. Ke owns a cub cruiser and in
his off hours flys» On March 8th, he took
Hugo Ostefhaus for4 a joy ridb over town.
Art Brandon writes from the Nalry Boot
Camp in San Diego that ho is ’’very home
sick’’ and also that ”it is tuff, real
tuff”;, Too* bad. Art. but chin upl
Get your Income Taxes in by midnight
March 17th this year and they won’t be
deliquent. The 15th comes on Saturday,
technically a day off for Tax Office Em
ployoes, so Uncle Sam is giving you a
little more time to check.
The Tferion Mooter home was sold on
February 26th, to Bill Ingrajn. Mooters
are established at present in the Lake
Clark district.
^hen Jim Downey returned home-Feb* 28
from a business trip to the states, he
found his garage had collapsed the day
before from the weight of snow following
? two heavy snowfalls* Two cars inside wero
slight]y damagod*
Vandalism, beyond the point of humor,
was indulged in by the person who put
sugar in tho gas tank of Bob Hugginfs
station wagon on March 3o Pete Hanson,
dirivor, workod all day cleaning it out
and getting it to run*
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HAVE YOU A SVkEET TOOTH?
THEN STOP IN AND DROOL OVER OUR NEW
SHIPMENT OF CANDY
Gone are the days—when he walked^ John
DeGuerin puffed into the Green Front Cafe
nearly exhausted Sit. March 8th, after com
pleting the first lap of his maiden voyage
on *Leapin Leo”, his newly acquired sleek
black motorcycle, which was shipped from
Juneau. It formerly belonged to Dr. L0ero
The ride showed on you Johnny. Tsk-tsk.
BEFUidl YUU UjgPER