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haired enthnologist (student of
living primitive people) plans to
spend several days at Port Wake
field while here.
A native of Riga, Latvia, Dr.
Von Iloffman came to America at
the age of 17 and his first job was
as a newspaper photographer in
New York and later in Chicago. He
has served on the staffs of the
Chicago Tribune, the New York
Globe, N.Y. Daily News, and N.Y.
Morning Herald.
His adventuresome nature and
photographic skills have taken him
on many expeditions to all parts of
the world including Africa, New
Zealand, Formosa, Australia, and
South America. Between expedi
Conservationists
Meet On Tuesday
Kodiak Conservation Club will
hold its regular monthly meeting
on Tuesday, Sept. 18, at 8 p.m. in
the auditorium of the on-base
school.
An executive board meeting will
be held at 7 p.m.
Among the issues to be dis
cussed are the closure of the Kar
luk Camp. Guests and prospective
members are welcome to attend.
tions he lectures at colleges and
universities throughout the nation
as well as abroad. He is also a
noted writer having authored two
books on Africa.
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Hospital News
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Corgatelli,
a daughter, Marnel Gay, 9 pounds,
7 ounces. Sept. 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Helgason,
a son, Steve Anthony, 9 pounds,
14 ounces, Sept. 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cotterell, a
daughter, Laura Lee, 5 pounds, 13
ounces.
ADMISSIONS
Edgar Fette, Harry McNaughton,
Dennis Waselie, Robert Cherni
koff, Madeline Reft, Simeon
Squartsoff, Ed Higgins, Katherine
Madsen, Annie Squartsoff, Vina
Corgatelli, Jerry Christiansen, Da
vid Sholl, Ralph Christiansen, Clin
ton Rosengren, Alfred Naumoff,
Robert Rozelle, Rosalind Cotterell,
Ellen Helgason and son.
DISCHARGES
Edgar Fette, Harry McNaughton.
Dennis Waselie, Robert Cherni
koff, Madeline Reft, Simeon
Squartsoff, Katherine Madsen and
twins, Annie Squartsoff, Vina Cor
gatelli and infant, Jerry Christian
sen, Ralph Christiansen, Clinton
Rosengren, Robert Rozelle.
DEMOCRATS TO MEET
There will be a meeting of
members of the Democratic
party on Tuesday, Sept. 18 at 8
p.m. at the Fisherman’s Hall,
Mrs. Lloyd Cannon has an
nounced.
Christian Science
Lecture Sept. 24
A lecture by John D. Pickett,
C.S., of Chicago, Illinois is being
sponsored by the local Christian
Science Society at the Orpheum
Theatre on Sunday, Sept. 24, at
5 p.m.
COMMUNION SERVICE
Lutheran Communion services
scheduled for Sept. 19 will be held
on Wednesday, Sept. 26, at the Na
val Station Chapel. Pastor Joseph
Frenz of Anchorage will conduct
the services.
ALTAR SOCIETY
St. Mary’s Altar Society held its
first meeting of the fall season on
Tuesday with President Colleen
Mehrens, presiding. There were 30
members present and many future
plans were discussed.
UNPAID TICKETS
The Kodiak police department
has the following unpaid traffic
tickets which must be cleared up
within five days or warrents will
be issued, 7160, 7103, 6919, 6807,
7141, 7150, 7049, 7021, 6757, 6967.
PLANNING SOCIETY
St. Mary’s Church has plans to
form a Holy Names Society for the
men of the parish. All interested
Catholic men are cordially invited
to attend the organizational meet
ing on Tuesday, Sept. 18, at 8 p.m.
at the church.
St. Mary’s Pupils
Welcome Changes
Activity at St. Mary’s school has
resumed at full clip after the sum
mer vacation with a paint-up,
clean-up campaign resulting in re
surfaced desks and chalk boards,
thanks to the men who devoted
their spare time for the improve
ments. ,
Registration is over that re
corded last year, due to new fam
ilies in town and at the Naval Sta
tion. Car-pools also have been
formed for the youngsters.
Greetings from various schools
in the states were received from
Michele Panasiti, Rita Johnson,
Donna Bates, all members of last
year’s graduating class.
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SPOOKS TO MEET
The “Spooks,” suburban prop
erty owners and dwellers will meet
during the week of Sept. 23 to 29
at a place to be announced in next
week’s Mirror.
A delegation of the "Spooks” at
tended Thursday’s borough discus
sion meeting.
Cornin' Events
Sept. 16
Attend the church of your choice
today.
Sept. 18
Democratic party meeting, Fish
erman’s Hall, 8 p.m.
p.T.A. Meeting, high school, 7:30
p.m.
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