Coast Guard Fixes
Dangerous Cape Light
The Dangerous Cape light
in Sitkalidak Strait has been
relighted according to a No
tice to Mariners issued by the
Commander of the 17th Coast
Guard District.
The light was earlier re
ported extinguished.
Verl J. Swearingen. USN,
and Ruth Cotter, clerk-typist
at KNS, were married Jan
uary 25 by the U. S. Com
missioner.
James C. Crane and Sue
Crane witnessed the cere
mony.
Read the Classifieds
| The regular meering of th«
Kodiak Garden Club will be
held Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Glen Banks
on Mission Road.
Mrs. Robert Hall is program
chairman for the evening.
Ray Martin, PNA agent and
propietor of the Club Liquor
Store, is getting around on
crutches this week. Martin
fell and fractured his ankle
last week.
Chief Lewis Leo, USN, and
Louise Reinberger of Kodiak
Naval Station were married
recently by the U. S. Commis
sioner, Frank Moser and Judy
Taylor were witnesses to the
ceremony.
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COMIN' & GOIN'
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i Miss Mary Beam, Kodiak
; school teacher who broke her
| arm on the ice recently, has
returned from Virginia Ma
son Clinic in Seattle where
she went for special medical
attention.
Charles P. “Chuck” Tur
ner, general supenintendent
for Kadiak Fisheries at Port
Bailey, left this week for Se
attle. He has been at the can
nery for several days.
Mrs. Ben Kraft, who flew to
Anchorage last week, has
gone outside to Albuquerque
to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Jack Mann, and children:
Marshall Crutcher, presi
dent of the Bank of Kodiak,
returned home Thursday
after spending several weeks
in southeastern Alaska and
the states.
Miss Mildred Watson, typist
in the U. S. Commissioner’s
office for the past few months,
has resigned her position and
will leave for Santa Ana,
California, soon.
Dave Henley, local pilot,
has resigned his position with
Alaska Airlines effective Jan
uary 31.
The King Splice, Alaska
Steamship Co freighter, ar
rived in port Wednesday with
freight and mail for town.
This is the first freighter in
port for 1952.
Norman Sutliff used a new
mode of transportation this
week during the “big” snow.
He was seen carrying his car
penter tools and riding his
| horse Sergeant to work. His
car parked because of the
snow drifts.
Afogny Lukin Jr., and
Zenida Sheratine of Afognak
were married January 29 by
U. S. Commissioner A. M.
Yokacek. Ted Sheratine and
Nina Olsen were witnesses.
NOTICE
1 The Informal Group mt
Christian Scientists meet for
Sunday services in the main
floor of the Bank Building ev
ery Sunday at 11 am.
I Sunday School is held at the
same hour.
NOTICt
Drivers are requested to
obtain their 1952 Territorial
. license plates at the city hall
1 this week. By applying for
them now drivers will avoid
standing in line and other de
lays as the deadline.
NOTICE
Game night at the VFW
is now Wednesday and Fri
day nights.
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The Idle Hour
FOR A PLEASANT TIME:
AND
the: best in drinks
HARRY WALLACE, prop.
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
AT THE FOOT OF MAIM STREET on the dock
FREE PARKING
Our Snack Har
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Reese Midget Kosher Dills
Shad Roe Tera Bell
Cheda Dabs
Merritt’s pastry sheila
Old Spice Mustard
Reese cocktail green Onions
Almond stuffed Olives
Korn Parchies
Dennis chicken giblets
In The Meat Dept.
a complete lineup on
BEEF - PORK - VEAL - POULTRY
Steaks Roasts Chickens Hams
FOR PERSONALIZED SERVICE
See Bill Leary
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many Menu o*t <m* &cvupzi*t cacuttent
One Playing Card coupon
will be given to you with
each $1.50 in trade. When
you have saved 20 cou
pons, we will redeem
them for one pack of
beautiful Remembrance
Quality Redi-Slip Finish
Playing Cards.
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PHONE 2502 - 4040 BEFORE 3 PM
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