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THE ISLAND PI'BUSHING COMPANY
Bos, 13lT Eodiak- A.«ustt
Sig 3. Digree Editor and Publisher
Beth* Digret. Associate Editor
Stal^ Pnotographer_ ___George C. Anaeign, Jr.
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Mirrored Reflectioss
B ? S1G I»1GEEE
The oeatfc of mr oit friend John
FTeirbe' wa* muse a blow tna
week ¥e have worked writ inns
or ins theatre advertising and
mie- matter* for many years Ha
lave for Kodiak the c?vk pride da
picyec. ha liking lor people, and
ha constant endeavor to provide
ha public writ some good screen
entertainment were jus: £ few of
tie mar; good thing* tha: could
he said atom imr. He wa* a mar
of excel len: prmcime* wrtr t set
a* good mark stanaard* whirl
guided hur. ir ha seiectior of pic
tu~e* to he snowr m Kodiak Ha
unbounded enthusiasm for £ iortb
crommg picture aft tunes was eon
tapous and tnere was sex non. a ie?
down when yon saw £ picture be
recommended
We wiH personal” miss him and
feel sure Eodiah wil miss the im
pact of ns personality at the town
—Eodiafc has lost a good and kmc
friend b big booster, i fme busi
nessman Patience with children
was ns forte and ns licrog lor
them winch eras genuine anc heart
warming mspirec hs many jets of
kindness towards them
We salute t grand guy” who has
gone tc hs reward
Letter U Editor,
1 an. taking tins opportunity to
thane everyone tor meir spiendic
cooperatiOT and help ir. matmf
this year s king Crat Festival the
most successful yet
Ray Martm. Chairman
Kmr Crat* Fostrval Committee
Letter to she edLitor
Writing letters tx editors is no:
my forte m life Bowever 1 have
taker per m hand
Witt tne crab festival weekend
completed with oootns mocked
down, mos: things borrowed re
turned and the cleanup ahotr. over
1 was thinking about aE the work
J had done anc the comments from
others during the pas: few days
abnin how hare they had worked
and how little others had dime_
this was the ^as: time etc., edc
Sort of feeling sorry for myself
when my nine-year -old daughter
came over anc pu: her arm around
my neck and said “Gee Dad. I had
a lot of fun du-ing the crab fes
f- ---
tnml ’’ Btgfar tber aE the long
hours anr work were unimportant
ior all ray efforts had beer re
wmrhec.
Thank vdl earn and everyone
ior matirif the tar. weekend a tut
weekend ior my daughter and
mar' many otners
Ghusk PoweE
One *■‘Lecter to the Editor’ we
-errrer our usability to print far
jack of span is that of Mrs Casey
Angel, who explains the vicme:
tunes encountered it -urmmr the
popular Eaisir Bay Benevolent So
ciety booth gives credit where
credit is due and explains that the
p-oeeeds from this booth went to
the Kodiak Aleutlar Historical So
ciety and the Public Library We
wIL print her letter ir next weeks
issue )
Various articles such as pictures
and new:- items have to be lei: out
a' the .as: minute We nope suf
ficienr. has beer included to give
£ far picture of a most successful
Festival—Editor
KNUDSEN’S
SIFTS FOR MOTHER
Hamilton and
W®stdoek Watches
LadieS' Cigarett* Uehtors
aAd Billfolds,
* ^®era to Citck
Wotfcfif’j Joy
lrbert> Afl Kodiak ,
Former Residents
r 3-mer resklentF attendm: the
F'estivsl were XII' Vokarek former
C.;\ Tr rrir.iw, superintendent.
IiienE iint Bett;- Romnm. who
are now I rmf m Eena. Harry
Nirolet iormeriy with Standard
Oil ?ampar.\ here u now with that
company it Seward Hu wife, horn,
wtu* u artinr postmaster during
the aoaenrt of William Lamnt
wil leave l£ jom him upon com
pietion of Hie sunno] lerm
17,000 Mile Trip
A n.OO€cmU£ automobile tnp
wmiei took them from Seattle to
Panama Cky. througn Central
America to New York and from
there to Homer was recently com
pleted by Harry and Guynetb
Scetschalk wist are visiting in Ko
diak at present
The couple travelled entirely by
auir> wrtr. the exception of the trig)
oetweet Panama City and New
York, wnen they rode a banana
boat ‘ A wonderful trip’' was their
enthusiastic comment
Group Selects
St James Ihe Fisherman is the
name selected ior therr church by
members off the Episcopal Church
of Kodiak
Fathe- Hugh Hal of Seward be
came pneK -m-enarge on Mgy lttnh.
replacing Be*. Thomas G CSeve
land of Palme: who has beer con
ducting services once a month in
the basemen: of the Furenar Qrthn
dor ‘Church The latter has beer
called to Tanana where he wit
begir, to serve June 1. replacing
the Be* Curt® Edwards whc> re
cemjy las: ins nfe m £ tragic name
fire
Father Hat wit continue to con
due: monthly services and carry
or the organizational functions off
the Church Services classes and
meetings wit he published m the
Church sectier of the paper once
e month
EU»I»IE* PARADE
Comm use from Page Cme
imp of what kmc of t parade &
wa£ Award* a* the bes: cowboy
wen: to 1st John CorgaieBi 2nd
Mike no las: name?: 3rd Dar.
Kelly mos: anginal costume. Bay
Fletcher 2nd Bonnie Fasmm 3rd
Edwarc Maiutm Best Bicycle 1st
Mike White. 2nd Dams Fannin
3rd La Verne Schumacher bes:
Tricycle Doughs Eickey 2nd Mat
Kepimg Best costumed pe: enry
1st. Bonnie I»ee Howard; 2nd
-Debra Fannin Bes: mown costume
Mark Johnson 2nd Lauda must.
3rd Danny Wolf; ires: marching
unit 1st.Boy Sroir. Uni: Drum and
Bugle Troop 32£. Troop 213 Bes:
Float entry Nattona. Guard 2nd
E crdtat ,'mtaon-smer Bes: theme
far Festival Iiavid ann Craig John
Ron
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
BXKTH5
A son, Brian Bober; wmtimr
7 && B ozs.. was born on May b to
June and Can BodL
A son William Alvin weigTimf
E lbs. 4 ozb. was born on May 11 to
Mary Jane and I>t Vaientine
Nava! Station
A sot. Douglas Bay weighing 7
lbs IS OSes., was bom on May 4 to
SbareL Lou and Donald Harry
Martin. CSC USX
A son Peter, weighing 7 lbs 7
ozs. was bom or May ID to Mane
Claire and Baber. Raymond Rub
lm Ensign USX
A daughter Kimberly Renee
weighing 6 las 6 ozs. was bom or
May ID to Barbara Ann and John
Owen Lews RM2 USX.
Shriners To Dance
A d tmer-danee. Western
wm be held by the Kodiak Shriners
on May 27 ;n the Rose Kooaa of the
Civil Service Club on the Naval
Station.
■p s 4*me H banners mri
p$ic\t
f you }j*v« *tmfg\’Si mj to sell
try a <iag*ifj®d '*J i» toe Mirror,
They ij ng qui'* ^esuhe
Ui KIT OVE «f the Queen contestant* are see* at they ride
aiop the beautiful PNA float in the parade Saturday. Later crwn«d
Queen Alberts Mueller. » seen see«®d from the left.
Phot® by Ameigh
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