Veil y H >i ses
Brought Here
Dal Valley plans to build
around a dozen of the one and
two bedroom houses he re
cently completed at his saw
mill at Afognak and brought
to Kodiak.
The two houses brought here
recently were completely built
at the sawmill and then
brought here by scow. The
inside measurements of the
houses are 16 by 24 feet and
they are constructed entirely
of local spruce.
The houses are finished in
side with sheetrock and are
wired for electricity and have
some of the plumbing instal.
led. Valley has two more of
the houses ready to assemble, j
He said he could load and
unload a complete house faster
than he could load and unload
It HEIGH
la Knocked down” h< use or
j the amount of lumber needed
I to build a house.
Valley owns a section of
[land on Mission Road where
[he plans to place his houses.
He is offering the completed
houses for sale. If he cannot
dispose of them by selling he
plans to rent them.
I This week he delivered his
j third scow load of lumber to
' the contractors for the housing
| in the east addition.
Mr. and Mrs. William C.
I Robertson, Jr., have pur
chased a part of lot 2 block 14,
I Kodiak townsite, from Mr
and Mrs. Aaron Estabrook,
and a warranty deed for the
transfer has been recorded.
Mrs. Ed Rockney left Mon
day by plane for Minneapolis,
called there by the sudden
death of her mother.
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Baby Show
Winners
Little Mary Kay Cichoski,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tiny
Cichoski, and John Watson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
“Pye” Watson, were crowned
Baby Queen and King of Ko
diak’s toddler set Sunday.
The two won first places in
the walking babies class in the
fifth annual baby show spon
sored by the VFW Auxiliary
' held at the USO. Each won an
engraved miniature loving
cup.
Miss Cichoski advanced to
first place this year after com
ing in sec®nd in the same class
in 1952.
Winners in the babies-in
arms class were Barbara
Chouinard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A1 Chouinard, and
Richard Boucher, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Boucher.
| Runners up in the walking
'group were the following;
| second for girls, Rosalind Hef
I fner. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Heffner; third,
j Margaret Magnusen, daughter
! of Mr. and Mrs. George Mag
jnusen; second for boys, Mi
chael McDonald, son of Mr.
'and Mrs. Leo McDonald;
j third, David Kraft, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Kraft.
! In the babies-in-arms group,
Patricia Hester, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hester,
Jr., placed second, and Jill
Grimm, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Grimm third.
Michael Godfrey, son of Mr.;
and Mrs. Robert Godfrey1
placed second among the boys
and James N. Fitzgerald, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fitz
gerald, was third.
Seventy-one children were
entered in the show which was
judged by Stan Nelson, I. L. |
Chenier, and Lcdr. Don Coo- J
gan. Tke contestants were
judged on looks, personality
and health, on a point system
basis. I
Rainbow Girls Club
To Be Formed |
Girls between the ages of
13 and 18, inclusive, who are
interested in joining the Rain
bow Girls should attend a
! meeting at the Masonic Tem
ple at 7:30 pm Wednesday. ,
The Rainbow Girls is spon
sored by members of the Or
der of the Eastern Star.
Parents of girls applying forj
membership are urged to at- j
tend the meeting so that the (
purpose of the organization
may be explained.
Following the business meet
ing a social hour will be held, i
To join the Rainbow Girls a
girl must be sponsored by a'
| member of the Eastern Star I
[ or the Masonic Lodge.
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A warranty deed from Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth L. Moyer
and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J.
Brown to Mr. and Mrs. John
Chorey for a part of lot 19
block 3 of the Leite addition
has been recorded.
New Telephone Books
Available At Office
The Kodiak Telephone Com
pany directories are now avail
able at the office of the com
pany. The covers of the new
book are in green with black
lettering.
Telephone subscribers may
obtain their copies by calling
at the office.
The Iceland, crab packing:
refrigerator vessel, stopped at
the Union Oil Company dock?
Wednesday for fuel. The]
Seattle registered boat will i
seine for crab in the Bering |
Sea.
The Square Knot, ASC
freighter, is expected to re-'
turn to port here around April!
14 to pick up outgoing cargo.
The vessel left here on
Wednesday for ports out the
Aleutian Chain. I
Hall Brings
New Plane Here
Bob Hall brought another
two engine plane to Kodiak
Sunday from Seattle to be
added to his fleet of Widgeons.
This makes four planes that
Hall has in operation for Ko
diak Island service.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall went out
side three weeks ago. Mrs..
Hall returned to Kodiak last,
week. Frank Chamberlain
flew to Kodiak with Hall and;
will fly one of the planes this?
summer.
An umpires school was con -
ducted at KNS the past week
by Chief Lefty Craft.
A meeting of the executive
board of the Cub scouts of Ko
diak will be held April 15, at
8 pm at the Elks Club on
Brooklyn Avenue.
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