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5.5. Cordova
JMING:
;!>• two incoming passenger!
aed:
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E L & Patricia Brickell
Christopheison
Anna Cooper
a Delane
Billie J. Dexter & infant
cia Donohoe
Helen, Leo & Louella
Dunegar
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& Clara Forehand dt infant
y C & John C Freeburg
, Mike, Patricia & Sheila
Glenn
rly Gunnison
Herbert <fc Herbert Hoff
y & Mrs. H N Jaekson
; A. Jensen
E G, Paul & Estell Jones
* Keller
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Hoy & Billie Lee
tfe-3, Madge McDona’d,
ChailcS, Jr. & infant
b McCabe
a Martin
• McKi’ ley
& Belle Metrokin
Glenu Muehlbcrger
4 Mrs. S A Nave
Stanley Nelson
R A & Beveriy Pace
srt Phillips
ge Venard
am Wallace & William, Jr.
thy, Darlene & Dinoe Webb
R Wheeler, Bonnie, Billie
& Melvin
n & Mrs E H Williamson
5.5. Lakina
GOING
i Mr?„ Wilson Erskine
i Mrs. Alvin Fitch
! Setsaa
M. Graves
s Mrs. Ray Hovey
Johnson
Brun
? Mitchell
c Mrs Harry Milden,
Barbara & Patricia
vessel
i Ryan
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el Perez
n Canania
nt Agot
istilla
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i bey fee
y Ofeustin
Saraaco
ria Delane, daughter of
id Mrs. Jack Delane, re
1 ti Kodiak on the Cordova
i time to join her parents
y prepared to leave this
nd for the States,
ane’s have sold their home
i end of Alaska Way to
.a Lande, of the Idle Hour
l. Nave, new superintend
•f the Kodiak school, and
Nave, arrived from Seattle
5 Cordova, and are making
home in Mrs. Henry Nes
louse
. Nave is now preparing for
jening of the school year,
nber 3, the day after Labor
Some of the old sourdoughs
probably would turn over in
their graves if they were to hear
the results of the Kodiak Crib
bage Championships held Tues
day at the Community Center—
for the title was won by a wom
an!
New champion is Marion Cur
tis who bested a field of 16 com
petitors to win the champion
ship. George Magnusen, July
champ, was among the five per
sons who tied for second place.
Others were Lars Panamarofif,
Paul Herring, Mrs. Pete Magnu
sen and William Taylor. Mrs.
Magnusen and Mr. Herring cut
high for prizes in the playoff,
Twenty-four count hands were
held by Marjorie Gundersen,
Marion Curtis, Billy Anderson,
and Henry Haag
The September championships
will be held at the Center on
Tuesday evening, Sept, 17.
Kay Wade’s Terriers were on
the receiving end of a couple of
softball lessons this week, taking
a 19 to 7 beating from Emil
Christoflferson’s Cubs on Satur
day night and a 17 to 7 pasting
i
from Jiminy Jonte’s Sluggers on
Tuesday evening in games spon
sored by the Community Cent
er.
Captain Christofferson of the
Cubs and Harold Heglin hit
home runs Saturday with the lat
ter poling the ball over the 'chool
house. Billy Anderson and Elm
er Dean each garnered a homer
with the bases full on Tuesday
night
Men’s softball games are play
ed each Saturday.and Tuesday
at the sctioolgrounds at 6:30.
Mrs. Herbert Hoff, the former
Catherine Naughton, and infant
son, arrived on the Cordova to
visit with her parents and other
relatives and friends. Mrs. Hoff
has been making hei home at
MeMinville, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milden,
and daughters Barbara and Pat
ricia, left on the Lakina for the
States. They have been living on
Kizhuyak bay. Mrs. Milden is
the daughter of Mrs. F. A. Heal
ey, who is working temporarily
at the postoffice until she leaves
on the Denali.
Dine-dance
AT THE
club MtNTimmie
Kodiak's ZMost beautiful Plight Spot
Special Entertainment every Saturday
MUSIC EVERY NIGHT
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SAUCEPANS
All Sizes
1 1-2 pint at $1.25 to 4 quart at $3.25
Double Boilers $3.50 to $6.00
Sauce Pots 2 quart at $2-25 to 6 qt at $4.50
Fry Pans 6 1-2” at $2.00 to 101-2” at $4.75
i
Dutch Ovens Dish Pans Mixing Bowls etc
The largest assortment of Stainless Steel ware we have ever shown
Our stock is limited—better come early
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