ixodial? Mirror
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Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
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Hospital News
Mike Sh iravloff was treated
for an infection of the face
Mis. Alexandra Anderson of
Chignik was admitted by plane
Sept. 2.
Mrs. Emma Muffly was ad
I mitted from the Navy Base for
, an infection.
Mm. Catherine Brown and
daughter, Mrs. Anne Anderson,
both had tonsils removed Thurs.
Chief and Mrs Joseph Beau
dry are the parents of a daught
er, born September 5, weight 6
lbs, 1 oz A name has not yet
been decided on.
NOTICE
Legion Meeting
The American Legion, Post 17,
will meet next Tuesday, Septem
ber 10, at 8 pm at the Commun
ity Center.
All member please be present.
Unofficial celebration on Mon
day, Labor day, resulted in 12
fines on charges of drunk and
disorderlies before the Commis
sioner Tuesday.
Fall and winter program plans
for the Kodiak Community cent
er were discussed by the board
of directors of the center at their
monthly meeting held Thursday
night. Dr. A. Holmes Johnson,
board chairman, presided.
The activities report of Direc
tor Ken Wade indicated that an
average of 200 persons per day
are now using the center for a
wide range of program events.
School Superintendent S. A.
Nave was welcomed as a new
member of the board.
Merchants of Money
This i8 a money store and we offer you complete
financial service
We serve about 4000 people in our various departments,
from cashing their pay checks to lending them money, in
suring their businesses, their homes, their personal effects,
and taking care of their entire financial problems
We welcome the opportunity of serving you
Name Show
Winners
The first annual Garden Show,
sponsored by the Kodiak Garden
club Sunday at the Community
Center, set a high mark in both
quantity and quality of displays
for succeeding shows to attain.
The constant stream of visit
ors t.o the show expressed amaze
ment at the large number of dis
tinctive flower displays, at the
varied assortment of vegetables,
which included strawberiies and
raspberries, and greenstuff from
peas to turnips, and at the inter
esting display of handiwork and
other objects of interest.
Individual displays were too
numerous to mention, but as
samples there was handicraft
from India, souvenirs of Bud
Owen; a lamp made of a huge
Jap glass float, property of Betty
Metzgar; hand-painted flower
design handkerchiefs and
placques by Aileen Wade; a
needlework collection of Father
Gerasim; Chinese handiwork in
the collection of Mrs. BeaNacht
weih; a superb collection of
pressed wild flowers, by Mrs.
Georgie Silverwood, representing
the Garden club at the base;
and a table in miniature repre
senting an Alaskan log cabin
and scene, complete to garden
and tiny figures, a presentation
of the Garden club, constructed
by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beals
and Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Mey
er.
Mrs. Beth Wheeldon, presi
dent of the Garden club, wishes
to express the appreciation of
the club to all members whose
worn and cooperation made the
show possible and to all others
who aided in the presentation,
including Mrs. Merrill Coon,
who contributed many of the
flowers u«ed in the arrangements
The ribbon winners were as
follows:
Division I:
1. Flowering House Plants
1st Prize: Florist Shop
2nd - Mrs. Beth Wheeldon
2. Foliage Plants
1st: Mrs. Julia Be^ls
l 2nd: Mrs. Jerry Sears
3. Cactus & Succulents
1st: Mrs. Beth Wheeldon
Division II:
1. Arrangement ot Vines ,
1st: Mrs. A Holmes Johnson
2nd: Mrs. Beth Wheeldon
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2. Monochromatic Arrange
ment
1st : Mrs. Alice Meyer and
Mrs. Julia Beals
2nd: Mrs. Jerry Sears
3. Miniature Arrangements
1st: Mrs Jerry Sears
2nd: Mrs Alice Given
4 Arrangements in Real Snell
1st: Mis. P. J Watainson
2nd: Mrs Bessie Wallin
Division III:
1. Special Arrangement—
“Spirit of Fall”
1st: Mrs. Betb Wheeldon
2nd: Betty Beals
2. Kitchen Window Arrange
ment
1st: Mrs. Alice Meyer
2nd Mrs. Julia Beals
3, Mixed Bouquet Arrange
ment
1st * Mrs. Beth Wheeldon
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2nd: Mrp. W. J. Erskine
Division IV:
1. Mantel Arrangement
1st: Mr. & Mrs. P. J- Wat
kinson
2nd: Mrs. O. A. Torgerson
2. Arrangement in a Frame
1st: Mrs. Julia Beals
2nd; Mrs. Bea Nachtweih
3. Child’s Plate Arrangement
Ist^Mrs. Joseph Moreno
)ivieion V:
1. Arrangement suitable far a
Man’s Den
1st: Mr. 0. A. Torgerson
2nd: Mr. E Erwin
Division VI:
1. Vegetable Display
1st Mr. & Mrs. A1 Nixon
2nd: Mrs. Margaret Peter
son
2. Home Canned Foods
1st: Mrs. Margaret Peferson
2nd: Mrs. Alice Given
3. Berries
1st: Mrs. Alice Given
Gold Ribbon to Mrs. Beth
Wheeldcn who contributed the
largest number of prize winning
entries.
Vessels Leave
For Juneau
Captain Ken Adams, com
manding officer of the Canadian
cruiser Uganda, was a guest at
the Rotary club Tuesday, and
expressed his thanks “for every
one at Kodiak who contributed
so much to the success” of their
5-day visit.
The base, he said, did a “won
derful job” in entertaining the
officers and men.
Townspeople joined in affairs
at the base, which included a
series of dances and cocktail
parties, concluding with a cock
tail party aboard the Uganda
i Monday evening. A dance for a
portion of the enlisted men was
also held Monday at the Com
munity center.
The Uganda, accompanied by
the destroyer Crescent, left
Tuesday afternoon for Juneau.
On a training cruise, the vessels
visited Dutch Harbor before ar
riving here
Comdr. John MacGillivray,
I.t. O. Jones, and Chaplain Ron
ald MacLean of the visiting
Canadians were also guests at
he Rotary luncheon, and Father
i'ink and Milton Crawford, of
own
Major Glenn E W. Mann, Jr,
irrived here Thursday flying
rom Anchorage back to Adak
ind visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Jen Kraft.
He is stationed at Adak and
Mrs. Mann, (nee Anita White)
ind son are making their home
here with him. He was to leave
;his morning to continue hia
light Westward.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilsoa
md infant daughter Candace
eft yesterday by plane for a va
cation in the States. They will
visit her parent and his mother
in Auburn, Wash.
Kathleen Flood, daughter of
Mrs. W. J. Erskine, left by plane
yesterday to return to school m
the States. She will attend a
Dominican Convent near San
Francisco.
Calendar of Events
Business & Professional Women
Luncheon meeting, Monday
noon. Victory dining room
City Council meeting
Monday, City Hall, 7:30
Teamster’s Local 500, Monday,
8 pm, Union Hall.
Rotary Club
Tuesday noon, Victory cafe.
American Legion, Tuesday 8 pm
Community Center
American Legion Auxiliary, 8 pa
Tuesday, Community Center
Chamber of Commerce
Thurs. noon, Victoiy cafe.
Baptist Women’s Society
Thurs. 2 pm, in church social
room.
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September 14
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