Social; i'lirrar
of aAmerica's Last ‘frontier _____
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alneka
Yearly Subscript i<m linte S-s.Oft
Enterel in the PostelSee at Kodiak, Alaska a» '•eeouil
Glass matter mi.for act of Quaeres* of tiireh -I, 1878.
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
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local news published herein.
Tommy Johnson won the Chi
nese checker championship of
the Community Center Monday
when fie defeated a field of 25
competitors. In the final match
he out-scored Donnie Wade of
the first grade, Ritchie Heglin
of <he third grade. Caret Meyer
of the fourth grade and Gerald
Ctiiofaenoff of the fifth grade.
The consolation tournament
was wun by Bobbie Norton of
the fourth grade, who outscored
Ronnie Brockman of the first,
Marie Nelson of the seoond, Jer
ry OundUch of the fifth and
Diokie Bimeonoff of the sixth
grade.
The tournament, was super
vised by Miss Flavia Hansen
and Miss Margo Kiilsgaard.
NOTICE
Watch or opening of my cab
in Tony's Tavern Wi’l open this
week (or as soon as we get
waterb I
i
Mrs Una Hansen
__i
An order of adoption has b-en
granted a MM 1-c and Mrs.*
Thomas R. Rd wards, for 7
months old Mary louise Ander
a jo. The father is stationed at
the base.
Taxi bua>nes- renewals h e
been a ‘pioved f> r Ka> M*- n
and Lonnie Soroaain- 1 I) n-dd
Thompson. * )ne nr Itav .> »■«
was rjferred to «<> mn "e
Carnival Menu
Varied One
A varied program of athletic
and allied activities presented
at Blinn’s hall Wednesday as
part of the BPW Maroh of
Dimes benefit drew rounds of
applause from spectator and is
expected to net well over $100
i for (he drive.
In boxing, Russell Gallagher
defeated Jerry Swenson, Larry
Andersm tied A1 Anderson and
Sammy Nelson won out over
Diekie Simeouoff.
In a penny scramble the orowd
doua ed $34 40, and a ease of
coke for picking up the most
money went to Melvin Wheeler.
The undefeated Fishermen tug
of war team remained undefeat-J
ed, beating the Army 2 out of 3 i
in the pull-off. In preliminaries j
the Armv beat the Navy and
the Fishermen beat the NOB
civilians.
Tiny Cichoski, Pat Cannon,
Bob .Viable, George and Bobbie
Maanusen comprise the winning
team.
In a padiHebird exhibition the
Jack Velsoi rliers retained their:
jtiampionahip title after a stiff I
battle from Beaker’s Bombers, j
A rope skipping tap dance by
Joy Wadb and a Professional
timiO'iug set by Clarence Dis
ney highlighted the otho enter
taiuinent, v*h>cu included square
dancing and >r ping (King exhlbt
tun,, K .y Wade.winning in the
I .1 t«r l">in ilob lifgees.
Community Investment
There are >.ihei i .vestment* besides the oi.es
«e ae..-rally eonsi4er, pure’y lor monetary
Rain
One of the best investment* the O' 7ei>s of
Kod'ak ever nia ie a (he establishment and
ti"ancial .-.import given our Community eiil
e. «■!. eh ha- or iven itself to f»e of m *..iinable
value, especial y f r ou" young people.
You a'e now beiii- a xed to fin incially imder
write this w rtt»v project for the current, year
and Jour gene on* -mi . o t w-b b- ref] cted in
tfi • -..I * hcii in \ •> i r eeiv*
Slot Machines
Out
31 >t wischmM, of the sta!f-r>»*y-,
lu»! ni^ti bandit” type,,
art; ruM cut within the city
limits ff Kodiak by nn amend-,
meni t> t!its pmb -l ordinance
paired Monday by the city
council.
An engineer to help in select
ing an airport site for Kodiak
will be tiers in a few weeks, ae
cording to information furnished
the oic> by Kenneth S. peiry,
superintendent of the Airport
Branch, C \A.
Hospital News
A new record was set on Mon
day, when the infant census of
the hospital reached 10. The 4
new arrivals siaoe last week
were:
A son on January 26 to Mr.
and Mrs. Riohard V. Stockwell,
weight 7 lbs. o oz. to be named;
Forrest Wayne. This is the sec
ond child born to the Stock wells
A son, whose name as yet has
not been decided upon, to Mr.
and Mrs. Fredrick R. Deveau.
The baby weighed 7 lbs. 6 oz.l
and was born on January 26.
A daughter, Cry-tal Jeanne, i
to Mr and Mrs Jimmie Lee,
Matherly, on January 28 The 1
baby weighed 7 lbs. 10 A I half
oz.
A son, Michael Jarn^s, to E i
M and Mrs. Harold 0 Petnbe - 'j
ton, on January 31. The baby,]
weighed 5 lbs 6 oz. , I
ll
Miss Lilian Monis was admit-j I
ted to the hospital on January ■ J
26 for a muj >r operation.
I
The ladies of the Hospital j
Auxiliary will meet on Tbui-day, j
February 6, for sewing. This will
be the fi'-t meeting o the New ’
Year, and all aie invited.
Pacific Northern
INCOMING;
LJ Norman, H l£ Kenny, Mil-!
id ed Howar h. Claik Andie en.j
! Mis. Jubn Clement1 & 2 ehihneu.,
j Mrs v & Sandei, B nti e Me
i Peak
1
>U IXin Nt i:
i
Kel n ti its, Mr. & Mrs.
Paul Fre1*' & infant. K A kiv
ee, lack i bat .am, Jack Hend
rickson, Cnufou liuicu, Bourne
Bees, Keith Han-eu, K V U.r i,
Leiaud t-tunb, Lh<?-. MkiuBrr, Al
fred Owen John Drewea. C Kyu
uiyr, L»ick .vina-e Mr it Mrs
Wm .Steele H A Cliole, Harii
et Scl.atfer, Cla-k Audreseu,
Louis Le ti cr,
For REAL PROMPT Relief frem
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CULAR
eras
Easier To Apply Than
Mustard Plasterl
JUST
RUB ON
MUSTEROLF
Center Program
Square dancing, a paddlebird
tournament, community singing,
and the Pot O’ Oold dance ara
feature# of the Kodiak Commun
ity Center program for the
coining week
THE PROGRAM:
Todny:—
Open 10:30 am. (Grade school
children only until 1 pm)
LIBRARY CLOSED
Sunday *—
Open 1 pm
Informal activities
5:00 to 5:00 Library ©pea.
Mrs. El win Foster
7:00 Movie “Highway to Al
aska1’
Monday:—
Open 3:30 to A for grade school
children only
7 to 9 Library open
Marian Fitzgerald
9:00 pin Square dancing
Tuesday:—
4.00 pm Junior Folk Dancing
Advanoed—<Aileon Wade)
7 to 9 Library open
Lillian I amme
7 00 Mixed Paddlebird league
Wednesday:—
3 to 5 A 7 to 9 Library open
Sister Hilary
Ruth '“orger’on
4 00pm Beginners folk-dancing
8 30 Community sing
(Beverly Gunnison)
rhuTKcUy:—
4:00 pm Junior folk dancing
7-9 1 ibrary open
Paper Hanging
Painting
Signs
▼
Free Estimates
Gladly Given
HARVEY
EDWARDS
| Brooklyn Avenue
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Mary Root
FrMar:—
4:00 Folk daaeiac (i»Wme,
iate)
7 to § T.ihrpry open
Mnb*1 Fenner
9 00 “Pot O’ Gold” Dance
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