WEDDING HERE
For the first time
in many years the old
Russian Church on the
hill above Seldovia Bay
was the scene for a wedd
ing. Kiss Anne Maltzaff
and Herman Koonin were
married in the historic
Church on Sunday after
noon at two o'clock by
Father Shadura.
Once again, after
many years of silence the
old church came to li e
during the candle lit
ceremony and once more
music echoed through the
long stilled building as
the choir sang the, wedd
f ing service. The service
was performed in the
Russian language and many
friends and relatives of
the vounc couple attended.
The bride wore a
dress of pale pink silk
crepe, softly'gathered at
the waist and a short
lace veil of white. She
carried a boquet of sweet
peas.
The grqon is the son
of Reverand 1?&onin of En
glish Bay and the bride
is from bort Graham.
Shortly after the
service they returned by
air to port Graham where
they will make ^bqir home.
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ALASKA
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POWER SCOW
TO BE
MOORED HERE
Floyd Guretiny Terr
itorial Director of Vet
rans Affairs left yester
day with Dave Murphy and
Billy Carlough for Hope
to pick up a power scow
and deliver it here for
mooring in Seldovia Bay.
The sixty-five foot
scow, "Fairy Queen", v/ill
be for sale by the Terri
tory of Alaska through
their agent here who is
Earl Herr.
The scow is being
brought into Seldovia as
this is considered the
best harbor in Cobk Inlet
for mooring any water
craft. It is because of
this that. Seldovia is
considered the ideal spot
for the small boat harbor
that the Chamber of Comm
erce is noYr soliciting
for the city.
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next column)
POV/ER SCO*'/ STORY
(cont,)
The scow has been
used at Hope for hauling
freight and in the past
has frequently called at
this Port.
This is the first
instance of such a sale
to be handled through
this city and is fortun
ate for Seldovian»s in
that they will have the
first opportunity in the
event that any desire to
purchase this craft.
VISITING
SELDOVIa HOUSE:
G. B. Zchench, Sid Sand
strom, Earl Lirell, Geo
rge Gurtt, Norman Bowen
and Carl Fluite.
BEnCHCOI.BLR HOTEL:
Evan Jones, Homer; 7ayne
E. Jones, Happy Valley;
James A. Nultton, Happy
Valley; Johnie. Malchoff,
Port Graham; Dan Anahonak
Port> Gr^amj Richard Ols
en*, vSel&ovia; Mr. and Mrs;
T. J. Hermen, Portlock;
A1 Gerick, Anchorage.
)> ng.T
v\ hsfet
Sec JACK ENGLISH for
Welding, Plunbing
and
Repair work.
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