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New MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
for our patrons. FIRST APPEARANCE iu KODIAK!
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Couple wea
At Parsonage
Lucille Catherine Slivatz,
daughter of Mrs. Sylvia Sivesind,
of Kodiak, and Milton Harry
Kaplan, of Anchorage, were unit
ed in marriage at the Community
Baptist church parsonage Mon
day at 4 pm.
The ring ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Gregory S. Mor
ony, church pastor, and the
couple were attended by Mrs.
Anne Anderson and Miss Julia
Christensen.
In a few weeks Mr. and Mrs.
Kaplan will leave for Seattle to
make their home.
Favorites had tough sledding)
to win the championships in the1
July ping pong tournaments held
Sunday at the Community cent
er. Kay Wade, defending senior
champion,barely nosed out Rich
ie Hartman to keep the title by
scores of 21-19, 19-21, 19-21, 21
19, 21-19. Laurence Anderson ek
ed out a deuce-game win over
Iver Malutin to win the junior
championship by scores of 21-18,
22-20, 21-23, 22-24, 25-23.
The August ping-pong champ
ionships will be held at the Com
munity Center on Sunday, Aug
ust 18.
Loretta Nachand, daughter of
Tom Nachand, is a new employee
at the Kodiak Fountain.
NOTICE
Under the grading system of
inspection on all features of san
itation and food handling, the
following eating establishments
in Kodiak were scored as follows.
The inspections are made Deriod
ically.
Kodiak Fountain .96
Island Fountain .94
Victory Cafe .93
Polar Bear Cafe .94
Jack’s Cafe .97
Casino .99
Belmont Cafe ,88
Yum Yum Shop .91
Dinner Nook .94
Montmartre
Beachcombers .93
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HOURS— Mon. Wed. Fri. 10—12 AM, 5—8 PM
Tues. Thurs.—10 AM—3 PM Sat.—10 AM—8 PM
ADDRESS—In former Commissioner’s office past
Kraft’s & opposite Amanda’s Laundry
July 31 Through August 31
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insects (with or without wings) take »
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a whiff of Standard Fly Spray. Used as
directed, it won’t stain your finest materi
als, it has no unpleasant odor, and it’s
harmless to human beings. It not only gets,
rid of pest parents, it also destroys their
eggs and larvae—before insects are boro.
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milk cows — and as a general insecticide for all animals
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