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In States
Jack McCord, Kodiak
rancher, returned to town
from California this week
with a new bride. The wedd
ing ceremony was performed
in the states and was not an
nounced until the couple ar
rived in Kodiak.
They left Wednesday for
McCord’s ranch at Sitkalidik
Island by plane where they
will spend their honeymoon.
The monthly adult party
scheduled for Monday Decem
ber 17 at the Community Bap
tist Church has been cancel
led, the Rev. R. N. Wilkinson
announced Thursday.
First Baby Of 1952
To Receive Presents
Kodiak merchants will a
gain honor the first baby to
be born in the New Year with
a shower of gifts, as they
have in three previous years.
Uuder the sponsorship of
the Kodiak MIRROR, they
will offer presents to Master
or Miss 1952, the first infant
to be born at Griffin Memorial
Hospital after midnight of
Dec. 31.
To date the following gifts
have been anncunced. Other
businesses wishing to par
ticipate in the shower may
call the MIRROR office.
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“Movies On Tuesdays”
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Pacific Northern Airlines
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KODIAK . ANCHORAGE $35
KODIAK to HOMER $18.25
KODIAK to JUNEAU $105
Tax not included in fares
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Ray Martin/ agent
Phone 4131
. Knudsen’s: a Hankscraft
' electric bottle sterilizer.
Bank of Kodiak: a savings
fbank and $1.00 to start an
account.
Donnelley and Acheson: a
bath set of bath blanket,
towel and cloth.
Kraft’s Dry Goods Dept, a
dozen diapers.
Lucieille’s Record Shop: an
album of baby’s records.
Mar’Lou: $5.00 for the
savings bank.
Norman Photo Shop: a $5.00
gift certificate.
Orpheum Theatre: a three
months’ pass for the parents.
Rhoades Furniture Store: a
training seat.
Bert’s Drug Store: John
sons complete baby set.
First baby born in 1951, and
winner of the gifts last year,
was Mary Theresa Vokacek,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mill Vokacek.
Martin Takes
Winter Swim
Ray Martin, Pacific Nor
thern Airlines agent, and two
passengers took an icy bath
Sunday night when the mail
and baggage truck driven bv
Martin skidded on the frozen
road and plunged into Lake
Louise.
The truck, loaded with mail
and baggage, was returning
from meeting the PNA mail
plane when the accident oc
cured. Neither Martin or his
passengers were injured.
“I thought I’d had it,’t
Martin said Monday. “We hit
the two guard cables at the
edge of the road and toppled
down the bank and into the
lake.”
Only one sack of mail was
damaged. The postoffice was
able to distribute all but one
letter. The letters and papers,
though in a damp condition,
were legible.
The truck turned completely
over when it went over the
rail.
DeLuques Vacationing
In States
Mr. and Mrs. Ben DeLuque
of Moser Bay are vacationing
on the eastern seaboard of the
United States during the
Christmas holidays.
They have been outside for
several months. They crossed
the U. S. and drove through
Ontario and other parts of
Canada. They visited in Bos
ton New York, Baltimore,
Washington,-D. C. and toured
Virginia. They plan to spend
Christmas at DeLuque’s
partental home on Prince
Edward Island.
After Christmas they plan
to return to Kodiak Island,
visiting in Missouri and Wash
ington on the trip back.
They plan to return to
Moser Bay around March 1.
Peter Kalamarides, Anchor
age attorney, was in Kodiak
this week on business.
O.E.S. Chapter
Constituted
Kodiak Chapter, OES, No.
13, was constituted at its
regular meeting December 11
1951 by Albert E. Mount
castle, Past Patron, Deputy
of Franklin W. L. Miles, Most
Worthy Grand Patron of the
General Chapter, OES.
Kodiak Chapter has been
working under dispensation
since its institution April iu.
11951, and has now received its
I charter and number.
Merrill Coon. Kodiak repre
sentative for the Standard Oil
Company of California, re
turned to town from the
states Monday.
; Mrs. Coon and their son
i Carl remained in Seattle for a
few days. The Coons have
been vacationing in the states.
The
Ships Tavern
The two fit boys
KOSOFF & FOLEY
say:
It you want a drink
go to the SHIPS
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Our REPOSSESSED “BULL”
for sale $1 per lb.
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WES RHOADES, PROP.
Phone 4151
£ Koylon loam rubber pillows
£ G. E. vacuum cleaner
£ Spring air mattress ful1 size
£ Cotton mattress
Q Crib mattress
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