;al Girl, Marine
>d Sunday
irian Panamaroff, daughter
r. and Mrs. John 11. Ma
of this city, and Cpl. Carl
Sauntner, U. S. Marine
s, were united in marriage
ay afternoon, March 4 at 2
;k at a beautiful, candle
service at the C. It. King
;nce, with Father King
Ring.
e bride, attired in a gold
maker suit and carrying a
ge of orchids and pink rose
, was given in marriage by
itber and was attended by
unt, Mrs. William J. Rob
□, matron of honor, and her
■, Miss Beatrice Malutin
Sdna Bent, as bridesmaids,
e bridegroom was attended
rilliam H. Ekoos, also of the
ne Corps.
Ilowing the ceremony the
ing party and guests gath
at the John R. Malutin
ence where the reception
leld and dinner was served
[rs. Jenny Mendell, assisted
le boys of the Harbor Craft,
er 150 guests Dinner music
urnished by the i.ohr or
ra.
the evening the wedding
guests and friends were
tained at a dance in Blinn’s
given by Nick Lohr and his
istra, consisting of Beatrice
tin, Edgar Sholl and Bill
ey
e newlyweds are at home to
friends at their residence
>pe street.
n Honor Roll
e High School honor roll
he last 6-week period in
d Jane Naughtou, Elmore
, Tim Chernoff, Billy An*
n, Herman Beukers, Don
l'roHt, Bob Magnusen and
Munson.
ose making perfect attend
for the same period were
Anderson, Joseph Heit
Elinore Holt and Patricia
ind..
ik Has Dinner
linner marking the 5th an*
sary of the Bank of Kodiak
held at the Victory Cafe
ay. O. A. Torgerson, bank
ent, and Mrs. Torgerson
each presented with gifts Of
isent at dinner were: Mr.
Irs. O. A. Torgerson and
iter, Theion; Dr. and Mrs.
olmes Johnson and son,
rt; Mr. and Mrs. MarshaU
her, Mr. and Mrs Charles
en, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
> Mr. and Mrs. Sorum,
Nellie Melin R. H. Chad
John Steffgen and Pvt.
iy Brown.
snty-two girls attended the
y meeting of the Yojekoi
Campfire girls and each
i now working for honor
which will be presented at
icil meeting sometime in
i.
girls who were present
aught the Virginia Reel by
Guaidian, Miss Colvin.—
a Williams, scribe. I
Washington, D. C (^P)—I'he
Army list of ci /llian personnel
liberated in the Philippines in
I eluded Mrs Marie Lucille Hard,
! mother of Mrs. L. M. Kinney,
Box 2957, Juneau.
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By d’Alessio
dL&&
t»ut I tell you I don’t KNO>V any military secrets_I jyjj
rented this uniform for the costume party!”
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These have been assorted for us to give vari
ety—Our Seattle agent assures us that they
are wonderful value at Cgl ■ 2 5 Dozen.
You should plant these now for early spring j
flowering.
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RED PINK
fcxtra fancy large #1 Bulbs
Especially selected for early flowering iunu ,
this This
ordmanly buy from a seed bouse or florist Tb*v 1 u
want you to plant Gladiolat InTenjoy them. P°3S‘ble~We
Specially priced $1.00 dor.
All one kind or assorted
This will be your last chance to buy these bulbs this year.
Be sure to buy quickly as the quantity we have for sale is limited
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ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY
If
LIBBY PEAS
6 cans $1.00
Fancy small
O.P.A. Price 20c can
Fancy Peeled
APRICOTS
2 for 21*2Sla8S
O.P.A. Price 45c Jar
Dried
PEACHES
3 lbs. $1.00
O.P.A. Price 40c lb.
K rramv Kernel
PEANUT BUTTER
65c 25 oz.
O.P.A. Price 75c
Rosedale
TOMATOES
75c gal* cans
O.P.A. Price 95c can
MEAT MARKET
SPECIAL
VEAL CUTLETS
55c lb.
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