Eoiliak Mirror
_"o'Yjrw.r of (America's Last ‘frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
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Cemetery Day
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was decided on to "develop civic
spirit and the ability to pull to
gether in the matter of making
Kodiak a better place to live.”
"This is a la*ge project,” Mr.
Sears pointed out, ‘ and if will
require every available man to
finish the job. Once we get it
cleaned up the matter of main
tenance will be 3, simple matter.’1
To top off the planned good
d rya work, a social function at
Blinn’s hall is planned for the
evening, with dancing to the mu
sic of the Beachcombers orches
tra, and free refreshments ar
ranged by the Business and Pro
fessional Women’s Club. The
♦atter’s committee of Mrs. El
eanor Dooley, Mrs Bea Nacht
weih and Mrs. Beth Wheeldon
are now planning a lunch of
sandwiches and coffee.
Mr. Sears has contacted the
American Legion, who are vital
ly interested m the project be
cause of veteran’s graves loca'ed
there and the special services
planned at the cemetery for
Thursday, and other groups, in
cluding the Chamber cf Com
merce, Rotary Club and various
Unions, and all have pledged to
assist.
So remember Sunday to join
in this worthwhile project—work
starts at 9 o’clock rain or shine,
bring your own tools, and then
join in dancing and fun that ev
ening at Blinn’s.
Pacific Northern
Airlines
OUTGOING
Parks Hartell, Henry Hogue,
! W. C. Arnold, George Patton*
Marion Kline, L. 0. Teague,
Chas Eager, Howard Burkher,
L. B. Crump
Dean Decker, C R. Griffin,
Fred Wager, salesmen; John
| Black, internal revenue; James
jCollopy, Jon Meinhe, gov’t em
ployes; William Campbell, bank
teller; Mrs. Jack Deitz, Homer.
INCOMING
F. A Cepner, R. F. Scliuman.
G. D. Schuman, P. R Nebon, C.
E. Sanders, J. W Rhoades, Wil
bur Scott, Glen Huff, Marie Cox,
Hazel Williams, Edith Lott,
Miss Jones, Raymond Holland,
Ervine Taylor, Mrs. John R.
Sanders, Cherie & Val Morrison,
C. R. Griffin, John Black, Wm.
Campbell. Nick Ignatin, Oscar
Rasmussen, W. G. Rose, George
Petty, W. H. Fawcett, Jr., Mr.
Hue ter, Jim Waddell, Ted Her
sey, George Patton, George
Darling, Howaid Burkher, Mel
colie Charliaga, John Suryan,
Joe Suryan, Carl Paulas, Mamie
Perry, Mrs. Tuller & 2 children,
Chris An demon, W. C. Arnold,
Dr J F. Martin, Lt. Comdr.
Lloyd Kersey.
Dr Carter, K. Lovell, Mrs.
Vaughn, Mrs. Codd, Mr. Stre
low,Velma Harmon,Father Fink,
VV H. Hicks
HAFTS
sometimes called Bank Money Orders, provide
you with a safe, convenient, economical way to
send money or pay bills—an absolute proof of
payment.
Issued in any amount at a small cost
3 Ship Sailings
Set For Kodiak
The Lakina was unloaded
Monday on its southbound trip,
with 1 hour longshore overtime
required, after it had previ
ously gone up country with most
of its Kodiak freight aboard.
The Denali called in and took
passengers south, leaving Thurs
day morning.
The local Alaska Steamship of
fice has been advised that the
Cordova will leave Seattle for
Kodiak on May 28 and the Lak
ina on May 31.
The Denali is now scheduled
to leave Seattle June 1 for Wom
an’s Bay.
Associated Press reported from
Washington that Secretary of
Labor Schwellenbach has called
a conference for Wednesday to
discuss work stoppage scheduled
June 15 by West Coast Mari
time workers. Representatives
of the unions, ship owners and
War Shipping Administration are!
invited to attend at the Labor
department.
Calendar of Events
Poppy Day Today. Ameriean
Legion Auxiliary assisted by
Campfire Girls.
Rotary Club
Today noon, Victory cafe.
Cemetery Clean up. All day Sun
day Be there rain or shine!
Cemetery Clean-up Workers
Dance and Refreshments at
Blinn’s hall Sunday evening.
Teamster’s Local 500, Monday, ‘
11 am, Union Hall.
City Council meeting
Monday, City Hall, 7:30
American Legion, Tuesday 8 pm
Community Center
American Legion Auxiliaiy, 8 pm
Tuesday, Community Center
Memorial Day Thursday.
Town Topics
John Black, deputy collector
of internal revenue, of the Anch
orage office, visited here this
week i
Chades Hartman, son a Mrs. J
Dunia Hartman has returned to
Kodiak after discharge from the
service.
Joe Malutin, who has recently
been in the Orient, and Leonard
May, former local musician, re
turned to Kodiak this week from
Seattle.
Mary Gehring flew in from
Homer in time to catch the Lak»
ina for Seattle.
Christian Anderson, son of
Mrs. Joe Ioughran, who has
been attending school at Skag
way, arrived here this week by
plane to spend the summer with
his parents. ,
by McFeatter*
STRICTLY BUSINESS
“Okay in the back? '
The Rev. John Winter family
left on the Denali for their first
vacation since Rev Winter arriv
ed here over 2 years ago to take
charge of the Kodiak Baptist
Mission.
They will visit relatives and
friends in various towns in Cali
fornia, and Rev. Winter said he
expected they would be back a-1
bout October.
Rev Glen Chandler ha charge
of the Mission during their trip
Church Gets
Permanent Priest
Rev Louis B Fink. S. J , the
first permanent paster for the
Church of Notre Dame de Kodi
ak, arrived on yesterdav’s plane
from Juneau Father Fink has
been Chancell r of the Vicariate
of Alaska, and Secretary to His
Excellency, Bishop Fitzgerald, S.
J.
The schedule of services for
this week, obtained too late to be
changed in the Church Notes, is
as follows:
Mas es—8 & 10:30 in church
6:30 am at hospital Sunday &
weekdays
Evening devotions—7:30 pm
Wed., Fri. & Sun at the church.
Rosary & Benediction
Holy hour in hospital chapel 2
to 3 pm Fri
Confessions—Sat 7 to 8 pm
and before each Mass.
Local Couple
Wed At Base
Nellie Naona Nolan and Aldo
Roberts, both of Kodiak, we,re
united in marriage Sunday, May
19, by U S, Commissioner G. VV.
Buhendorf
The ceremony took place at
the apartment of Irene McKen
zie at the naval base. Miss Mc
Kenzie and George McKay, were
attendants for the couple.
Following the wedding a re
ception was held at the Beach
comber’s on Mission road
Property Sales
Sales recorded at the Com
missiorer’s office this week in
cluded:
Mrs. L. P. Nachtweih to
Worth Casey, 2 lots Leile addi
tion.
Tim Cbernoff to Lee Caddel,
Portion Lot 6 Block 19, $890
Jack Altman to Norman A
Jean Slenes, Lots 11, 13, 14, 15,
16 Block 3 Allman addition
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I 107 Cherry St., Seattle 4, Wn
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