*nd Mrs. Rhoades
Horn. Ov.r /Mean
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rhoades
returned from the states Sun
day evening. They drove over
the Alcan Highway from the
states and flew from Anchor
age to Kodiak.
Rhoades said they encount
ered some rainy weather on
the trip but that the highway
was in good condition!
Benjamin Wright Jr., and
Laura Bell Lee were married
Aug. 22, by U. S. Commis
sioner A. M. Vokacek. W. A.
Cannon and Ed Metzker were
witnesses.
Pa cific Nor thern Airlines
KODIAK - ANCHORAGE $35
KODIAK to HOMER $18.25
KODIAK to JUNEAU $105
Tax not inducted in fares
l| Ray Martin, agent
Phone 4131
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The selection of 35 names
for thfe 1952 elk hunt on Afo; -
nak Island from October 1 to
15 was made Monday after
noon.
A form letter will be sent
to the 35 hunters by the local
office of the U. S. Fish and
Wildlife Service. The deadline
for returning the forms has
been set for September 22,
Russell Hoffman, FWS agent,
said.
Fifteen alternates were
made by Hoffman, U. S. Com
missioner A. M. Vokacek and
Joe Kerrigan.
The 35 receiving permits
and t|?e order in which they
were selected are as follows:
Claude H. Ashe, N. 0. Dal
ton, Joseph Lacroix, Helen
Ha!!, James O’Reilly, Robert
Hail, Nettie . Am;s>n, Ruth
M SI ii n n. E tv a N;) chah d. :Fred
Lukin, Walter W. Giseher.
Donald E. Hanseri, August
Heifman, Margaret Camion.
! Others are Edwin A. Swan
! son, Axel Brooks. Col. Char
ges Benda, Charles Hend
ricks, Cornel Olbright, Elea
nor Benda, John Ware, Mrs.
Ed Bowman, Margy Giseher,
J. J. Carter, Harold Lewis,
I Helen Jonas, William Fike,
; Bruce Geles, Cecil Gray, Lee
I Jonas, Harry Gottschalk,
i Dave Henley, Douglas Thomp
son, Juanita McKinley and
Margaret Sutliff.
! The 15 alternates are Gene
Erwin, Allen Woodward, Cle
ment Bird, Don Bently, Stew
art Berry, Otto T. Saar, Eliz
abeth Schwantes, Cliff Lat
tish, Ben .Bolden, L. E. Ken
nedy, Henry Cassel, LeRoy
Wittich, James Robinson,
Herb Mitchell, Charles Chris
to if ersen.
Following the selection of
the 35 permitees another
drawing was made to deter
: mine the 10 hunters for the
l Tonki Cafre area on Afognak
j Island. The 10 selected were
i N. O. Dalton, James O’Reilly,
Nettie- Amason, Walter W.
Giseher, Margaret Cannon,
j-Eleanor Benda, John Ware,
j Bruce Coles, Cecil Gray, and
Harry Gottschalk.
The remaining 25 will hunt
j in the Raspberry Straits area,
i Several persons' attended
| the meeting at the MIRROR
j office as the selections were
I made.
Skinner Case
Postponed
The case of the United
States vs Charles Skinner was
continued Tuesday by Specia
U. S. Commissioner V. G.
Ellis at the request of the U,
S. Attorney’s office.
The trial on the charge ol
refusing an attorney per
mission to see a client was
scheduled to be heard by i
jury of 12 at 10 am Tuesday,
The preliminary hearing
charging Skinner with assuali
was also scheduled for this
week.
Skinner, U. S. Jail Guard, is
charged with assaulting Ala
han Mazoff with a sap. Th<
complaint was signed by Pau
Dupler, attorney.
A free lecture sponsored by
the Kodiak Christian Science
group and entitled The Reve
lation of True Safety will be
given Sept. 7, at 3 pm at the
Masonic Temple on Mill Bay
road.
Frank C. Ayres, C.S. will
deliver the lecture. The public
is invited to aitend.
Sister Marx Frances
Leaves For States
Sister Mary Frances, X-ray
technician at Griffin Memorial
Hospital for the past three
years, left Monday for the
east.
She has gone to Champlain
Valley Hospital at Plattsburg,
N. Y.
i Sister St. Hilary accom
panied Sister Mary Frances as
far as Seattle, and is expected
back this weekend, with Sister
St Paul,' who ivill be the new
X-ray technician here. { ‘
Sister St. Paul<ornes from
the R. Barton Hepburn hospi
tal at Ogdenburg, N. Y., also
operated by the Grey Nuns of
> the Sacred Heart
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City Oil Bids
To Committe
Three bids for supplying the
city of Kodiak with diesel,
stove oil and gasoline were
opened at the city council
meeting Monday night.
The city advertised for bids
i for a one year contract. Bids
| were submitted by Standard
; Oil Company of California,
' Union Oil of California and
i Thompson Transfer of Kodiak,
j The matter. was „ referred to
committee'for study and the
| successful bidder will be made
; during a special meeting of
| the council.
Wodliuger-Herts
Drug Stores
We respectfully urge all Kodiak
voters to VOTE YES in the special
election Tuesday.
We need the housing and your
vote may decide the issue.
Yes
Simp tire drug stores
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Phone 4151
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