THE
STORK
COMPLETE NEW
shipment
nylon sweaters np to size 1? polo shirts
creepers - • rompers
lacy panties - shirts
SILK-EOVERED RUBBER PANTIES
HOPALONG L’ASSIDY SHIRTS
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plan NOW to attend
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at {he TOWN CLUB
March 9, 1951
Afternoon showing 2-4 Evening 8-10
Shop hours: Mon. thru Sat. 10 to 6
School No»*.»
Wednesday, the basket
team of Kodiak High S
left for Anchorage to attei
i the annual Fur Kencu v<
• Ten members of tm
! Alfred Anderson anu i
ence Anderson, Alien ' i
off, Richard Hai ti/ 1 -
(hard Skinner, Gene Sundbe.i
I Sammy Nelson, Jerry Pear-i
[son, Richard Sirneonoff, Alex
' ander Fadaolf, manager Ho-1
bert Dawson, and Coach
Charles Penrose made trie
trip. :
They '.ill be gone app oxi i
■ mately a weeic.
I
Marilyn Crooks I
Grade five students have"
applied their artistic ability to;
decorating their black board.!
IA valentine picture and a pro-'
; file of George Washington and'
i Abraham Lincoln has been,
drawn.
j Also they have been draw- •
; ing pictures of horses and;
cowboys, since they are study-1
ing about the west.
, A Paul Bond painting of the I
j Russian Church, which they |
! won as an award for PTA j
membership, has just arrived, j
The class is very proud of it. 1
Molly Mahle j
George “Skeezix” Panamar
off was granted a divorce in
District Court this week from
Nancy Anne Panamaroff, who
graduated here last year from
high school. She has since re
turned to California. John C.
Hughes represented the
plaintiff.
Court Party Listed
Judge Anthony J. Dimond j
of the Third District Court
nd party arrived in Kodiak
V\ ednesday to hear criminal
and civil cases.
Those accompanying Judge
uimond are M. E. S. Brunelle,
•lerk of the district court.
Verna Knudsen, secretary to
Judge Dimond, and Oren
Casey, court reporter.
Anchorage attorneys Buell
Nesbett and William Renfrew
arrived on the same plane to'
represent local cheats.
John Hughes and Talmag*
L. Smith. Kodiak attorneys,
are pleading several cases be
fore Judge Dimond. J. Eari
Cooper, U. S. attorney-,
arrived in fo^vn Monday to
prosecute a case for the
government. Miss'&Horbense.
Hopper, his secretary, accom
panied Cooper.
Bob Hightower, bartender
for eight years at the IShip’*
Tavern, is now working at th<r
Idle Hour Bar.
Join the crowd
at the most popular
place in town
•—©
The IDLE HOLD BAR
Come in and meet
WALLY
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in RIFLES
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PLUMBING & ELECT.
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we have a comp
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also coffeemaUet.
«*-eIS ek ptessUre cooker,
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