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Hospital News
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rochelle
are the parents of a son, boro on
May 24, weight. 4 lb 14 oz. The
baby will be called Richard Den
nis.
A son Th imas Scott, was born
to Mr. and Mrs Phillip D. Star
bird on the 23rd, weighing 6 lbs
11 oz.
On May 24 a son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell,
weighing 7 lbs. 12 oz. He will be
called Dennis John.
An emergency appendectomy
was performed Thursday after
noon on Donald Berkley, aircraft
communicator at Woody Island
Mr Berkley is making a splend
id recovery.
Thomas F. Mason was admit
ted for medical attention on May
20.
Ted Pestrikoff, employed by
the Grimes Packing Go. was
brought to the hospital on the
26th with a fractured leg The
injury occured on the boaf en
route from Seattle toOuzinkie.
Thur day, June 5, is the regu
lar meeting day for the Hospital
Auxiliary All those interested in
sewing and mending for the hos
pital are cordially invited.
NOTICE
There will be a Firemen’s
meeting at the fireha.ll Sunday,
June 1, at 3 pm.
All members please be present.
George Magnusen
Fire Chief
NOTICE
For Sa'e, only, furn. 7 room
house on 2 lots, good view, gar
den. Chester Clark, Mission ltd.
No callers Saturday.
“Colorful Life in Colorful Ko
diak” is the title of a beautiful
color movie to be shown at the
Community Center tomorrow
(Sunday) evening by W. J.
Wheeldon. The general public is
cordially invited The show will
start at 9 pm, giving people
plenty of time to visit the down
town theatres or attend church
before going to the Center.
Thrilling movies showing the
highlights of the 1946 American
spjrts season will be shown at 1
pm today. Admission is free.
The films have been made avail
able through the courtesy of
Merrill Coon, local Standard Oil
agent
Fifteen voung square dancers
from the Community Center en
te tained NOB youngsters at the
Officers Oiub at the base Tues
day afternoon. Maying the trio
with Mr. and Mrs Ken Wade
were Alma, Marie, and Isabel
RESERVOIRS
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la order to have an adequate supply of water,
municipal ties provide reservoirs so that the
citizens may draw upon the stored supply for
present and future use
The oil companies provide large storage tanks
to insure an ever ready sapply for their cus
tomers
Likewise a bank becomes a reservoir of cash
and c edit for the needs of its customers to
draw upon when necessary.
A well maintained bank account is a most
convenient method of caring for your cash.
Nelson, Becky Smith, Thelma
Gobb, Vivian and Sally Heit
man, Nancy Norman, Martha
Olsen, Marie Cope, Allan Cher
off, Gene Sandberg and Melvin
Wheeler.
Top Stars Head
Story of Sisters
Based on the legends which
arose around the fabulous Bronte
sisters, “Devotion” presents a
top cast of feminine stars in the
drama which appears at the Or
pheum theatre Sunday and Mon
day.
| The two talented sisters are
played by Olivia de Havilland
and Ida Lupino, with Naucv
Coleman as the third sister. The
[ basis for the sisters’ irreconcil
able rivalry is Paul Henreid, who
contributes a sensitive perform
ance. Aho outstanding are Arth
ur Kennedy as the di unken bro
ther, and Sydney Greenstreet as
the celebrated friend of the fam
ily.
The story follows the girls’
careers from their home ia York
shire, takes them briefly to Brus
sels and then depicts the triumph
of Charlotte in her conquest of
London, to be followed by tiag
edy in the family. The moving
and sentimental story is effec
tively told and will bring real en
joyment to all audiences.
Three new volunteers are
needed to compleie the roster of
llbratians at the Kodiak Com
munity l ibrary, it was reported
by Mrs, Marjorie Gunderson, li
brary chairman.
Volunteer librarians serve two
hours one night on alternate
weeks. Persons interested in
helping should contact Mrs. D.
Haag at the Pat I.ynch office or
Ken Wade at the Center.
Tbe c vil suit brought by Mr«.
Bea Nachtweih versus Maurice
and Kittie Briggs, involving the
Thompson homestead, will not
be heard by the district court,
but will be returned to the jus
tice court for action, Judge Di
mond announced this week.
Mrs. DeWayne Sovereign was
the honored guest at a Baby
Shower given Saturday, M> y 17,
by Mrs. Alvin Pickett and Mrs.
Clifton Cowan, at Mrs Pickett’s
home on Mill Bay road. Others
present were Mrs. A'bert. Fiied*
| man, Mrs. Michael Muffly, Mrs.
Warren Flechtner, Mrs George
Allison, Mrs. William Nome and
Mrs. Harold Lawhead.
Maurice GundeisoB, quarter
man, NAS, and Mrs. Gunderson,
high school principal, left by
plane yesterday on a 2-months
vacation trip.
They will visit her mother,
Mrs. Edward Lieber in San Gab
riel, Calif., and his mother, Mrs.
Inez Gunderson, in Issaquah,
Wash. If they can get a oar they
will return via the Alcan high
way.
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| Sgt. Charles Mareus, whe has
been in charge of the ACS, and
Mrs. Marcus left yesterday for
Seattle, and plan later to head
for sunny California.
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Mrs. Harry Neese, of Seattle,
arrived on yesterday’s plane to
spend a 2-weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Aga, of Larsen’s Bay.
A mariiage license app'iCafco
was made this week by Jenni
Mendell, housewife, and Shei
man Leroy Bainter, shovel opei
ator at the base.
Mrs. A. J. Fenner
The above named person ma
call at CHRISTY’S Bakery t<
day and receive the Weeken
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