The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 24, 1951, Page 7

ITURSDAY, MAY 24, 1951 fenakee Topic | (Special Correspondence) TENAKEE, Alaska, May 16 to fay 20—Mike @avril who was re- ntly hospitalized at St. Ann’s re- rned from Juneau. side the trail and upon investiga- Ning, discovered it to be his own daughter some - two miles from home. Normally, Mr. Williamson returns from work by boat But on this one evening he missed the boat and walked the trail instead. Bear sign is much in evidence in that sector and it was a relieved mother who witnessed the return of her young daughter. BR. E. Isto and E. Mundine of flc U. S. Geolozical Survey spent “No more pencils, no more books” days in Fenakee g was the chant intoned today as Bth members of the mapping par- report cards were handed out at stationed her the Territorial School. Three | months of carefree days lay ahead as the smiling features of both students and teacher revealed. Those passing into higher grades were: From 1st to 2nd—Roddy O'Toole, Tommy Paddock, Willa Williamson, Francine Jack. {2nd to 3rd—Tommy Lundstrom, James Jack. 3rd to 4th—Bernice Joseph, Bobhy lliamson, Katherine Williamson, nas Jack. 0 6th—Sharon Lee Williamson. 1 to Tth—Sharon O'Teole, Charles k, Frankie Joseph. lAn alarm was raised when Carol| 'R to 8th—Harry Joseph. f illiamson, three year old da - ir of Mr. and Mrs. Raino William. | In strayed from home into th par-infested woods surround reir place which is situated 1'% liles east of Tenakee. | iMrs. Williamson, discovering the | tle girl missing from the yard,| i: fled a passing boat enroute to| cPOrted to the Coast Guard head- bnakee. Charles Jack, captain of | uarters here that the 38-foot e boat Tennessee, continued to|S€iner Sandra Dae floundered and bnakee to report the news so a"“““k 220 miles southwesi of Cape larch party could ke organized.|Spencer. It was in tow by the Sun- Meanwhile, Raino Williamson, | Wing I at the time and no one was Jilking home from Superior can- |aboard. A PBY plane from Kodiak ry, where he is employed, hmmlsv:\rchod the area with negative i child crying in the woods along- | results, e e 8- ) 8, [( . i Walter Schwi 1 Company ar fake preparations of the Union ed in Tenakee to preliminary to to arrive is due metime before- the end of the onth, ruction crew frs. Ole Ta 2 ’r son and 'd Mrs. Ole Taug Jr., and thel fant daughter, Shirley Mae. » L Mae Mills returned to Tenakee m the Mt. Edgecumbe Vocation- School where' she has been in attendance since last fall. 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