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Manager Fob Sharp and many
ir try ethers
Shortly after their arrival
the party sojourned to the
Elks Club where they were
given an excellent buffet
lunchon under the most cap
able Hotel D’Maitre, Alvin
Miller. Delicious sea food
snaks were served including
King Crab in all its various
forms and baked salmon with
all the trimmings.
The visiting members of the
Stevenson party with Admiral
Craig and Commander Barry
Mayor Jack Hinckel, and
their wives and Anna Mae
Vokaeek formed a line as they
jentered the Elks Club and the
icitizens of Kodiak famed s
long line and passed before the
'party for an exchange ol
greetirg and well wishing. '
j At the close of the luncheon
and prior to the parties de
parture for the base, Mr.
Stevenson and Mr. Bartlett
were both given a case of
i hand packed Kodiak King
: Crab in memory of their visit
to Kodiak.
Mary Thersa Vokacek, four
year old daughter of Anna
Mae Vokacek, presented the
I visiting ladies Mrs. Plimpton
and Mrs. Smith with a huge
bouquet of Kodiak grown wild
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I Mabel Fenner, newly ap
• pointed United States Commis
sioner for Kodiak was sworn
in by Judge J. L. McCarrey of
the Third* Dlvison District
Court in Anchorage on Thurs
day July 22, 1954.
The Island Area Democratic
Club will hold a caucus at the
Elks Club on Tuesday, Au
gust 3rd at 8 pm. The pur
pose of this caucus is to elect
delegates to the Divisional
Democratic Convention at Se
ward, Alaska on August 8th
for the purpose of nominating
a Democratic Candidate to fill
the vacancy created by the
death of Senator John Gor
such.
All members are urged to
attend ani bring their friends.
New Kodiak Club
All people interested in the
organization of a Kodiak His
torical Society are invited to
attend the initial meeting
scheduled for Tuesday, Au
gust 3rd, at the big quonset
hut at the high school.
The meeting is scheduled to
start at 8 pm. At this first
meeting organization and
election of officers will be the
chief order of business.
May we express oar deep
appreciation and gratitude for
your sympathy and kindness
shown us during the brief ill
ness^and death of our loved
one.
Cliff Cooper
Janell Bullard
Mrs. Nellie Horton
We wish to thank our kind
neighbors and friends for the
sympathy and kindness shown
us during the sickness and
death of our father.
I The Morrison family
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