>8. Stanley Nelson, wife of
manager of Kraft’s grocery
irtment, returned home on
Cordova after several weeks
visiting with relatives in
mclaw, Wash.2
t. Nelson made the trip to
States but had returned pre
sly.
ingo enthusiasts are invited
a evening of competition at
Center next Tuesday with
starting at 8:30.
ovelty competition such as
ndfold Bingo”, “Streamline
to” and “Musical Bingo”
be presented during the eve
: in addition to the regular
es. Prizes and merchandise
rs will be awarded,
verage cost of the evenings
is expected to be less than
liar per person.
>mmy Gallagher, operator of
Shopper’s Service, announced
week that he has sold a half
rest in the service to Mrs.
ara Rockney, formerly em
ed at the base, who is now
tag the service wagon,
ire. Rockney formerly drove
for the Navy at Bremerton.
New horseshoe pitching cham
pion of Kodiak is Henry Breck
berg who won his title at the
Community Center Sunday when
he defeated Ralph Walser, 21-0,
16-21, 21-15. The defending
champion, Del Meader, was top
pled by Breckberg in the semi
finals while Walser entered the
finals at the expense^of Norman
Spencer.
Meader and Bert Flotre won
the doubles title when they wal
j loped Breckberg and Bill Ander
son, 21-2, 21-14.
Another tournament will be
held at the Community center
courts on Sunday, Sept. 1.
Gail Christopherson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Christo
pherson, returned on the Cor
dova after flying to the States
for a several weeks’ visit with
relatives.
Anna Belle Metrokin, also vis
iting in Seattle, accompanied
Gail back.
The grand jury will convene
October 1 at Anchorage, accord
ing to word received by Deputy
IT. S. Marshal Paul Herring.
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