HARBORLIGHTS
Mr# Viaino Hendrickson, secretary of
Alaska, and Mrs, Hendrickson were visit*
ors here on their tour cf Bristol Bay
in quest of first-hnnd information on the
'ds and economic situation of this vast
area#
While in Dillingham, Hendricksons were
hotel guests of the Dillons and were per
sonaily escortedjto points of interest by
Dennis Fenno, owner and manager of the
Bristol Bay Airlines,
Hendrickson will confer with Governor
Heintzleman when he gets to Juneau on his
observations in the Bay, The office there
is seriously considering the situation
pf Bristol Bayers,
Mrs, Sig Johnson and daughter, Charlens
were here July 3-4, during which time th©3
were house guests of Mr* and Mrs, Bill
Nelson*
Wilmer C, Carle, teacher of Alaskan
Industry, in Anchorage was through this
way last week compiling data on Alaskan
industries for a text book which he is
writing to assist his teaching of the
subject in High School next year* Mrs.
Carle is also a H.S*teacher in Anchorage
—making with the Algebra and Calculus*
(Ed«Note: The very interesting article
Mr, Carle submitted to The Beacon,*upon
request, can be found on page ninel)
Clarence L, Anderson, of the Terr*
Board of Fisheries and Walter Kirkness,
Biialogist for the Board were here on
SOURDOUGH
P \ N C A K E S
served every
morning
Until youTve eaten these;
you haven*t eateni
fisheries business the latter part of
June, when, piloted by a chartered Kodiak
bush-pilot, Vince Daly and accompanied
by a Boice friend of Daly's, they toured
the entire area and the chain* Vince Daly
while in Dillingham received an emergency
call that took him to Becharof Lake to the
Shell* Oil camp where he picked up an in
jured man and flew him to King Salmon.
It begins to look as if the Dillingham
General Construction Company is really
going out of business. It appears that
they are selling the B & W Scow and the
heavy road equipment to the Ada Con
struction Company with headquarters in
Seattle (?). Ed Meare3, head of the out
fit, has been here negotiating for the
§ale and will return this weekend to con
r elude details.
Yi/hile Sharon Pohl is awaiting the
stork, Mike Atkison will be at your ser
vice—telegraphically speaking.
Jean and John V in ring, popular D.T*
School teachers here are spending this
part of the summer in Caldwell, Idaho,
where Jean is trudging off to school
every morningand John is babysitting.
(ThatTs what I saidl) Before settling
down to a ',calra,, summer the Vinings and
the Wassmanns took a 5500 mile tour of
states and thingst They write that the
children are loving the sunshine and littl
Tamara is, indeed, a conversation piece
...and loving it* They sound anxious to
get back—suppose they like our Bristol
[Bay, and why shculdnlt they-—for Bristol
! Bay surely likes themi
Are you interested in buying something
just a little different for that special,
gal? Well, why don*t you look at Shirly
Smiths handmade shell jewelry? It’s
really choice* You can see some already
made at The Green Front—but she will
take orders for special items, too.
Have you seen the map in the lobby of
OplandTs Hotel? It is of the Bristol Bay
area extending West from mouth of the
Kuskokwim, East to the Chigmit Mts*,
South to Lower Ugashik Lake and North to
Sleetmute* Lowell Dillon has orders for
the entire map and as it arrives it will
be posted and is at your disposal.
Anyone interesting in consulting it may
do so*
Calvin Winey, Jr. of the Alaska Health
Department, was here June 22*
Dr, A.R.Jloberts, Gerald M. Roberts and
Owen J. Jcjies (accountant) all of Anchorag
were here on a fishing trip with BBA#
SUMMLA is ?ast ending, enjoy it.