Old “Doc Stork” Has Eventful Week
Circling Griffin Memorial Hospital
The stork made news at Griffin
Memorial Hospital this past week
as five births were recorded, three
of them in one day, Aug. 8.
Aug. 6—Sgt. and Mrs. John
Boucher, boy, Joel Allan Christen
son, 7 pounds, 9 ounces.
Aug. 7—Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Haglin girl, Linda Diane, 6 pounds,
2 ounces.
Aug. 8—Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.
Harrison, Woody Island, girl, Faith
Maria, 7 pounds. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kozak girl, Monica Lynn, 8
pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Chicn
enoff, Jr., Afognak, boy, Keith J.,
8 pounds, 13 ounces.
ADMISSIONS
Oliver Latval, New Westminster,
B.C., Donna Rae Fannin, Kathy
Reft, Lawrence Peterson, Elsie
Stettinger, Frances J. Murray,
Warren Nashooktuk, Kotzebue;
Nancy Wilson, Sophie Ander,
Frank Morgan, Olympia, Wash.;
Reservoir Down
For Two Reasons
Continued lack of rain and an
unusually heavy industrial use of
city water has reduced the Kodiak
reservoir to one quarter of its ca
pacity, City Clerk Doug Preston
reported Thursday.
The light rainfall in recent
weeks has been absorbed by soil
and has not augmented the storage
supply, he said.
Conservation or use in car wash
ing and sprinkling is urged to con
serve the remaining water in order
to avoid a serious shortage.
Waska Helmick, Quinlock; John
Bob, Bethel; Leisel Penny, Kristin
Stikkeland, Seattle; Mrs. Ernes
tine Berry.
DISCHARGES
Lillian Holman and child; Tania
Chichenoff and child; Chris Peter
son, Seattle; Kenneth Bond, Mrs.
Sandra Fremming and child, Wil
liam Montgomery, Oliver Latval.
Jack Wadell, Della Rae Fannin,
Kathy Reft, Albert Simeonoff,
Lawrence Peterson, Elsie Stettin
ger, Frances Murray, Warren Na
shooktuk, Mrs. Sophie Anderson,
John Bob.
Episcopal Church
Leader Due Here
On August 17-19
The Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon.
Jr., Bishop of the Missionary Dis
trict of Alaska, will visit St. James
the Fisherman Episcopal Church
here August 17-19.
On Sunday the Bishop will con
firm a class of candidates prepared
for confirmation by the Rev. Hugh
Hall and the newly appointed Dea
con in Charge, the Rev. Donald M.
Bullock.
A supper to honor the Bishop
has been planned for Friday eve
ning under the direction of the
Women’s Guild of St. James.
In other announcements this
week, the Church announced that
a Rummage Sale will be held Au
gust 24 and 25 at Clark’s Garage.
Anyone with items for the sale may
leave them at the garage.
Elks
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ELKS BOWLING
Now that the summer season is about past, all of our bowlers
are beginning to get back in the “Groove” for the 1962-63 league
play.
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There are openings in the Elks, Commercial, Merchants and
Women’s Leagues and regardless of your average (or no average
at all) you are most cordially invited to sign up for the 1962-63
bowling.
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Do not forget that if you are planning on bowling this season
it is a good idea to drop down to the Elks Lanes in order to keep
in the “Groove.” Experts say practice makes good bowlers and
makes good averages.
So we will “SEE YOU” this September when the new season
begins and may you all enjoy a fine bowling season—now that
your fishing, picnicking, traveling and camping is over.
To all you bowlers, may we see you all this September and re
member to practice before.
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Your host,
Commissar
Re-Elect
GiO Jarvela
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14 YEARS KODIAK RESIDENT
10 YEARS SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER
BUSINESS MAN
♦♦••As a commercial pilot for the past 12 years 1 have been ic close contact with the
villages and know their problems. Many years of close contact with our iaaf-srlAni
fisheries people and fishermen.
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Vote Tuesday, Aug. 14
For
GIL JARVELA
DIST. NO. 11
Ou Democratic Ballot