Former Resident
Hurt In Wreck
Mrs. Karl Kahnman, the
former Dee Anne Jones of
Kodiak, is recovering at her
home in Buellton, Calif., from
serious injuries received a
month ago in an automobile
accident.
Word of the accident has
been received here by Eddie
Cummings, brother of Mrs.
Kahnman and Club Liquor
Store employe.
Mrs. Kahnman received
severe cuts on her neck, face
and chest and suffered pos
sible internal injuries when
the ear in which she and her
husband were riding side j
j swiped a pole on an S-curve.
She has recently been dis
| charged from Lompoc Hospital
j and is at home, she advised ,
! her brother.
Buellton is between Santa I
i Barbara and San Luis Obispo, I
, on the coast.
Walter O’Brien, bookkeeper
| at Kraft’s, left this week for
j Minneapolis, Minnesota, for
J special medical attention.
While there he will visit his
parents. Mrs. O’Brien is work
ing in Kraft’s office during his
absence.
LA LANDES’
KODIAK BAKERY
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
Saturday Special
Pineapple Angel F ood Cake
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Open i:4 hrs. a day Phone 3454
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THE MECCA
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will dance again
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accompanied by
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Bar Opens daily at 9 am
Lounge at 6pm-Sundays 2pm-2am
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New School Given
Official OK
Juneau—Award of contract
to build a new grade school
building at Kodiak at a con
struction cost of $566,902 was
given this week in an official
notification from Alaska Pub
lic Works to Sam Bergesen,
Tacoma, Wash., contractor.
Bergesen’s bid was low in]
competition with four other
bids. The award includes
masonry partitions which con- i
tribute fire-proof and accousti
cal qualities to the structure.
The 11-classroom school as
awarded remains essentially
as designed with the excep
tion ot kitchen equipment
which was deleted in order to
reduce costs.
Kodiak’s need for a new
school has been described by
authorities as the most desper
ate in the Territory of Alaska.
The present facilities are
poorly heated and lighted be
sides being ' extremely over
crowded, school officials re
port. The prospect of a sudden
burgeoning of Kodiak’s popu
lation with the completion of a
proposed housing construction
adds to the sense of urgency,
they said.
The construction of a road
from Mill Bay road to the
to the school site is now un
derway by city workmen. The
road follows the route shown
on the city plat as Sixth
Street.
Miss Thorsheim
Married Sunday
Miss Sonja Thorsheim,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan Thorsheim, became
the bride of William Down
hour, teleman third class,
USN, at a ceremony Sunday
evening at the Russian Ortho
dox Church.
Downhour is the son of Mrs.
Alice Downhour of Warsaw,
Ind.
The bride wore a white
slipper satin gown trimmed
with seed pearls on the collar
and veil, and carried a corsage
of white carnations and
orchid.
Her matron of honor, Mrs.
Rika Suender, wore a yellow
suit with matching hat.
Bridesmaids were the Misses
Merle Heitman, Lydia Mahle.
Toni Lindgren and Gertrude
Selig, all in pastel formals,
with bouquets of carnations.
DcSjllllcUi J.U1 iyuvvuuuui wao
William Jones, USN. Crown
holders were Vernon Holland,
Tom Frost, Jr., Robert C.
King and Chester Uhlich,
USN.
Alberta Mueller and May
Valley were flower girls. They
wore long dresses and carried
carnations.
The wedding ceremony was
conducted by Father Alex
ander Popoff. A reception in
the church basement followed.
Alexander Popoff, Jr., son
of the Rev. and Mrs. Alex
ander Popoff, returned Sunday
for the summer, from the
University of Washington,
where he was a freshman.
Graff a Leave
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graff
and son left this week for San
Diego. Graff, known locally as
“Pappy”, has be,en stationed
at Kodiak Naval Station . with
the (toast.Guard .. Ajr Detach
ment for ovejr four .years..
They will mak^’.Cheij* home
at the Coast -Gftard. Air-.Sta
tion at San Diego, Califs Mr.
and Mrs. Graff are well known
in Kodiak-and ■ have many
friends here.
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Council, Receives Bill
For $*07
The city council received a,
bill for $107 from Don Wolf
recently. Wolf said that while
his automobile was in the city
impounding area iat the city
dock someonerstole equipment
iSnd parts frohi the vehicle.
The-council tabled the bill
for further study. The auto
mobile* was towed to the city
impounding area by city em
ployees. ^
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