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Kodiak Diary
(continued from page 3)
pitching equine footgear—and
now Kodiak has a woman horse
shoe pitching champion!
The affair began when Mrs
May Floyd trailed along to watch
her husband, M-Sgt. Gervis
Floyd, defend his singles cl.am
pionship. Because there was an
odd number of players on hand
and because the men had seen
Mrs, Floyd pitch a couple of
practice games, they somewhat
condescendingly invited her to
participate in the tournament
After a little coaxing she filed
her entry
In the opening round Mrs.
Floyd drew Bob Lear as an op
ponent. Lear first gloated at his
luck but after his a'tractive ad
versary tossed three ringers in a
row Bob’s gloating turned to
chagrin as he took a 21-11 beat
ing. In the semi-finals Mrs. Floyd
lost to her hubby, the defending
champ who went on to whip Del
Meader, 21-2, 21-10, and retain
his championship for the fourth
consecutive time.
Came the doubles. Mrs. Floyd
teamed up with hubby. Got hot.
Walloped Master Sergeant Mar
cus and a very meek Bobbie
Lear in the semi-finals, 21 to 7
Then went on to tromp on Del
Meader and Kurt Noble in the
finals, 21-12, 21-9. New doubles
champions — Gervis and May
Floyd. High point “man1’ in the
doubles competition — May
Floyd! She will defend her title,
with husband Gervis, Sunday,
October 27
This week Dr. Eugene Sulli
van received a paid night letter
from Minneapolis, his former
residence, notifying him of his
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THESE WOMEN! By d-AieSs»0
“You might KNOW it would be a girl! She kept me
waiting here three hours!”
Church Takes Form
Located on the site of the
church lost by fire in October,
1942, the new Russian Orthodox
church rises majestically with ils
two bulbous towers to provide a
new but familiar landmaik fo
Kodiak, the birthplace of the
Russian Orthodox church in Al
aska.
Wi h the addition of siding to
the exterior work will begin in
earnest on the interior Ralph
Shupp is the contractor.
The traditional crosses atop
the structure are yellow; the
copper covered towers are blue;
the roofing and shutters are
green; and the siding is snow
white
| A current, drive for money i*
being conducted to supplement
the building fund for necessary
additional work. It is hoped the
church will be completed by ear
ly spiing. (Photo by Norman
Photo Shop)
Sale of Lot 2 Block 11 (•*
$1600 by William Simeonoff t®
Lilian Morris was recorded thi*
week.
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