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on MOTHER’S DAY
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easy and interesting hobby.
Some samples are shown in
oor window display this week
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Our enlarging prices are the
most reasonable in Alaska.
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key’s 2 to 5:30.
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Old Harbor News
Elizabeth Christiansen, who
has been on the sick list, is much
improved now.
The people of this village are
enjoying halibut and cod fishing.
Henry Russell and James
Spearns of Port Hobron were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred E Bailey.
Mike Inga enjoyed a visit
with his father, Alexis Inga, dur
ing the time the Shuyak was in
our harbor.
James McCoimick, a crew
member of the Shuyak, was a
visitor at school recently.
Pvb Nick Ignatian, who is en
joying his furlough with his aunt
and uncle, Mr and Mrs. Simeon
Shadula, was a recent supper
guest of Mr and Mrs. Fred E.
Bailey.
Senafont Zeedar has returned
to his home in Kaguyak, after
spending the past month in
school here.
Mr and Mrs Jack Spearns of
Port Hobron transacted business
Mecca Bar
6 COCKTAIL LOUNGE
^Kodiak’s finest Cocktail Lounge”
Mecca Liquor Store
in connection
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in the Territory
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and called on friends here last
week.
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Bazaar Successful
The Bazaar Monday spensor
ed by the Catholic Women's as
sociation was a complete suc
cess, with every article and piece J
of home made pastry sold short-1
ly after it got under way, the
sponsors reported this week.
It was a secret at the time,
but the affair was to raise money
as a gift for Father Vincent Edge,
who is leaving, and a gift of
$275.50 was turned over to him.
Of this $15.50 came from the
bazaar ard $150.5J came from
contributions solicited by mem
bers of the association.
Donors to the latter portion of
the fund were:
Chuck Johnson, Jul a Beals,
Fleeta Christopherson, Margar
et Gundlach, Bette De Young,
Walter Taylor, Ted Wiley, Joe
Morino, Harty Howe, George
Slawson, Sadie Herring, Lorna
Campbell, Jack Allman, Mrs.
Jack Delane Max La Lande, Ray
Martin, Jean Slenes, Mr. & Mrs.
[ Watren Fletohtner, Bank of Ko
diak Mrs Von Scheele, Leo
Sears, Kay Seats, S W Sears,
Leon Johnson, Ann Cichoski,
Tom Gallagher, Belmont Bar,
Stuart Nuckols. Mecca Bar, Lt.
& Mrs. Beery Bill Kreiner and
Army Post (Catholic) boys
Mrs William McDonald won
the crocheted doily on which
chances were sold at the bazaar.
The Catholic Women’s associ
ation wishes to thank everyone
for their contributions and aid in
planning the bazaar.
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