Eouiak Mirror
"&{ews of (America's Last ‘frontier _
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
Yearly Subscription Rate S5.00
Entered in the Postoffice at Kodiak, Alaska as Second
Class matter under act of Congress of Maroh 3, 1878.
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
Hospital News
Admitted for medical atten
tion during the week were: Mrs.
Kathryn Wilkinson, Victor Nor
ton, Mrs. Barbara Metzker Stan
Austerman; for minor surgery,
Thomas Paine.
BIRTHS:
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. V. Thomas
are the parents of a daughter,
born Oct 23, weight 6 lbs 14 oz
She will be nartaed Chrystal Dee.
A daughter was bom to Mr
and Mrs. Paul E. Reid Oct. 20.
weight 7 lbs. 6 oz The baby will
be named Dianne Elizabeth.
NOTICE
All beauty preparations in
stock, including cleansing
creams, toning oils, face powd
ers, lipsticks, etc., are now on
sale at cost.
Take advantage‘of this oppor
tunity now to save on your
beauty needs. Sale continues un
til Nov. 1, when we will close
unfit June 1st.
Delia's Beauty Cabin
NOTICE
Announcing the n°w location of
Bessie Spracher’s Tailor Shop at
Knudsen’s (formerly at Edythe
Smith’s.)
We are now offering the new
service of machine made button
holes, with our other lines of Al
terations & Tailoring.
Bessie Spracher
Notice
There will be a meeting of all
Elks at the Cheechako building
at. 8 pm next Thursday. Oct 30,
to meet with Osky Weeda, who
will be present from the Anchor
age lodge.
Tickets are available for the
annual fiallowe’en Costume
Party and Dance at the Com
munity Center next Friday even
ing, Hallowe’en night. The affa r
is limited to sixty couples with
tickets g< ing on a first come first
serve basis.
Prizes will be awarded for the
be9t and funniest costumes and
a number of Hallowe’en stunts
are on tap for the evening’s fes
tivities Guests will enter through
a chamber of horrors.
Marriage First
In New Church
The marriage of Una Bartles
McDonald and Norman Anton
Sutherland on Sunday, Oct. 19th,
was the first wedding performtd
in the new Russian church.
The rites were read by the
Very Rev. Gregory GlebofT, with
Alfred Clemmens and Mrs. Grace
Kerr as witnesses.
On Wednesday the church was
the scene of the marriage of Al
exander Kosbruk and Clydia
Shangin, both of Peiryville. Rev
Gleb off performed the ceremony
and Bernard Rector and Jennie
Koiokokonok were the attend
ants
The younger members of Ko
diak’s younger generation will
have an opportunity to show off
their Hallowe’en Costumes at a
big costume revue and graud
march at the Community Center
at 6 o’clock next Friday evening.
Hallowe en night. All kids under
10 years of age are invited to
visit the Center and show off
their costumes before they start
on their rounds of “trick-or
treat"' Prizes will be awarded the
youngsters who have the best
and funniest costumes.
The affair is sponsored by the
Program Council of the Center
of which Bob Magnusen is chair
man
In Observance of Navy Day*
Rev. R N. Wilkinson will preach
at the Hillside Chapel in place of
Chap M. H. Twitched who will
preach the sermon at the Com
munity Baptist church at the
same hour
The pastor will conduct the
evening worship hour.
PIGGY BANKS
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Teach the kiddies thrift with home
savings piggy banks- for use with Bank
of Kodiak savings accounts.
Assorted colors and sizes. Ask our
tellers about them and open a savings
account for each child, today.
Aii intention Ij wid lias been
filed Dy Fied Chernikoff and Est
her Marie Carlson, both cannery
workers of Ouzinkie.
Dies In Montana
Peter Koch, formerly employ
ed at the Ship’s Tavern, passed
away in Billings, Montana,
Oct. 18 and funeral services
were held there Monday. Death
was due to a livei ailment
His daughter, Mrs. Betty Ball,
of Kodiak, flew to his bedside,
and when his illness became more
serious his son, Everett Koch,
one of the partners in Christy’s
Bakery, also flew out and ar
rived shortly before his death.
A criminal charge filed by H.
F MacDonald, against his neigh*
bor, Justin Holman, bus driven
was heard by jury in the Com
missioner’s court Wednesday.
A jury consisting of Alf Mad
den, Geraldine Eaton, Stanley
Nelson, Eleanor Dooley, Morris
Burnham and Alexander Riddell
found Holman not guilty Mac
Donald claimed Holman crossed
his property to get to Mission
road
Tbe name of Charles Jerling
young Kodiak athlete, will lead
the roster on the Kcdiak Mer
cantile Company trophy for bas
ketball free throw competition
at the Community Center. The
trophy is a perpetual award
with one name being added each
year.
Jerling’s saopc was sixteen out I
of twenty-five. Aiso he will re
ceive a medal. Dick Skinner and
Sam Nfelson tied for second place
and will have a re-throw to de
cide who gets the second and
third place medals posted by
Tom Nachand. <
Seals Arrive
Not fur, but Christmas seals j
for Kodiak's 1947 tuberculosis
campaign arrived Monday, Rev.
Rowland Wilkinson, chairman
for the Rotary spousoied sale,
announced today.
Members of the committee are
Eugene Erw n, Ken Wade, Tom
Utterback, Morris Burnham aDd
Ed Naugliton.
ven a single application
of this concentrated cream
conditioner will show you
visible improvement in your
hair—make it lovelier, more
lustrous. Come in and ask
us about itl
Rita’s Beauty Parlor
NOTICE
Wodlinger Drugs
will be closed beginning Oct. 18
for several months.
Any item carried exclusively
at Wodlinger’s will be gladly
serviced on request at
BERT’S DRUG STORE
which will be open every day for
your convenience from 9 am to 9 pm
Phone Work
To Start
I
Phoneless Kodiak welcomed
the arrival this week of George
Michelson, engineer for the Cush
ing Construction Co , of Sitka
who is here to begin construction
on the Brooklyn avenue building
of the Koiiak Telephone Co
Mrs. Cushing, also owner of
the Sitka Telephone Co, has
held the Kodiak phone franchise
for almost 3 years The construc
tion company is owned by her
husband.
The building, located next to
the Taylor apartments, will be of
concrete block construction with
living quarters upstairs.
Found Insane
Judson Gardner, 30, of Tucson,
Ariz , was judged insane Satur
day in the U. S. Commissioner’s
court by a jury consisting of J.
G. Martz, Charles Madsen, Lee
Bettmger, Bud Metzgar, L. K.
Wodlinger and Jack Hinckel
Commissioner Bubendorf com
mitted him to the asylum at
Portland and took him to Anch
orage with him yesterday. In An
chorage Bubendorf will appear
as a witness in the Novikoff mur
der trial
Property transfers recorded
this week include:
Rudolph & Jennie Sundberg tc
John Holland, Lot 11 Block 33.
Grace Sabanoff to' Camilla
Wie., Tract A, l ot 20 Block l8
L D. S. church services an
being held every Sundav ai
10:30 am, the old civilian tecRa
fion club at the base.
The 10:15 town bus stops ri|fe
at the door
Wins Plymouth
Dick Hogen, of Kodiak, hd
ticket number 2008 which wt
the Plymouth raffled off by tfc
Kodiak Retail Liquor Deal*
/for the benefit of the Alasl
I Crippled Children’s Associate
fund. The drawing was heldSa
urday night in front of theO
pheum theatre
Raymond Van Buren
the car from Hogan and iec
ating it as a taxi.
T~
Installing ,
New X-ray[
Complete Dew X-ray eqi
ment is being installed this *
in the Griffin Memorial hospi
under the direction of Bin
Martinsen, Seattle represents^
of the General Electric X-t
corporation.
The new, modern equipment
the result of many years’ pin
ning and fund-raising, and isa
of 6 post-war installations beii
! made in the Territory
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson s»
the new equipment will sill
superficial X-ray treatments*
■ possible with the old equipcl®
Mrs Laura Frasier
The above named person mi
call at CHRISTY’S Bakery t
i day and receive the Weeks
Special FREE.
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WES RHOADES. PROP.
FOR THE HOME
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G.E. Radio
Electric Blankets
Floor Lamps
Bed Lamps
Window Shades
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