r Crew
Member Dies Here
' erne Codman, 41, crew
member of the freighter Coas
tai KamWer d ed in Griffin
Memorial Hospital at 5:30 last
Friday afternoon, thru hours
after1 he was admitted.
■ Oodnwn. whose home is at
1836 E 169th St,. Seattle, was
suddenly taken ill while t ie
bbat was, in port:. He suffered
a heart attack.
His body was shinnei to his
•family in Seattle on the Danali
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern St. L&uis
of Larsen Bay. are in town this
week.
1
!Vlany Sail
On Denali
The last Honali of the sea
son brought 367 tons of freight
to Kodiak Monday, several in
coming passengers, and the
usual round trip tourists.
Incoming passengers from
' Seattle w. re the following:
Mrs. Dera Erunstad and
daughter Jean, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Burrell and infant,
Larry Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs
G. R! Lechleitner, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Madsen, Mr. and
Mrs. R. W McClellan and
sons, Margaret McKay, Mr
and Mrs. John Richards, Mr’
flcrra Har
aid
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ind Mrs Don A. !S organ an
infant. Hazel Tiffanv, Mr. ant,
Mrs. John Todd and son, Mrs
Alfred Vaughn and three chil
jiiren; from Sitka, Mrs. John
Cushing and two children.
Outgoing passengers for
Seward were Mr . Martha
jBol imr, Nick Rizzo, Cliff Ben
I zsl, Joe Dogram, John Knud
|sen, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
, Larsen; for Seattle, Charley f
[Gertrude Key wood, RuthJ
Smith, Roger MacDonald,;
; Paris Pestrikoff, Miss Ellen,
Perry, Miss Margaret Barker, j
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woods and ,
family. j
Also Mrs. Jewel Hawkins'
and children, Sid Hubley, I
i Betty Smith, Mary Essen, t
Louis Horn, John Berg, Nick
Spanovic and children, Mr.
and Mrs C. 0. Dale, Mrs.
Norah Baxter, Mrs. Mae.
Nickerson, Babe Seidenverg. t
< Passengers for Juneau were i
'Nick Pestrikoff, MikeBoskof-j
sky, Ed Bent, Carl Smith, |
Carol Torsen, Nida Godfrey
and children, Tim Panamari
off, Mrs W. K. Rhodes, Mrs. ;
Grace Rickard, Norma Chich- j
enoff, Coreen Sundberg.
i Cook, Mrs. Larry
Scoop Kosoff
Describes Picnic
(Ed. note: Bill Kosoff, bai
tender and advertising mana
ger for the Club Unique
covered the annual Bartenders |
Picnic and baseball game for j
the MIRROR last Sunday. Be-(
low is his piece.)
SCOOP
By Old Kosoff
The annwal bartender’s
j brawl and baseball game was
an “aching success’’. It was
well attended, by bartenders,
their friends, free loaders and
all. After seven years of long;
\ efforts the bartenders finally,
j won the ballgame. They de
' feated the “scrub” nine by
the score of 28 to 3.
| Kosoff fell down with the
bases loaded and wTith the ball
! n his hand. Rice, his partner
at the “Uneek” was on his
back as usual and being car
ried around the bases.
[ One bartender stepped up to
I the plate with a long handled
bottle opener in his hand in
| stead of the usual baseball bat
and was clobbered by the first
pitched ball. (He was opening
a can ui oeer instead oi
watching the pitcher.) The
umpire was “blind” and wc
do mean blind. He had been
sampling the refreshments
heavily prior to the game.
Many thanks to the local
bars for furnishing the re'
freshments and to the Woody
Island personnel for furnish
ing the food. That about
[covers the highlights of the
|game. One guy fell off the
[boat on the return trip and
|delayed the arrival back in
town, (signed) Old Kosoff
(We are training now for the
big game next year.)
Charley Cook left on the
Denali Monday for a prolonged 1
vacation in the mid-West.
Fletcher Named
Commissioner
John W. Fletcher, for
mer U. S. Commissioner for
the Aleutian Island precinct,
has been named special U. S.
Commissioner for the Kodj,ak
precinct, effective August 31,
Commissioner Anna Mav Vok
acek has announced.
Mr. and Mrs Mill Vokacek
and two children plan to leave
this weekend for a month’s
vacation in Seattle.
Fletcher, who came here to
manage the Orpheum Theatre
recently, formerly had his
headquarters at Unalaska. He
wdl serve during the time
Mrs. Vokacek is gone.
August Heitman will be in
charge of the city crew during
the absence of Vokacek, who
is city utilities superintendent.
PTA To Fete
TeachersTiuirsday
The first Parent-Teachers
Association meeting of the
new school year will be held
on Thursday at 7:30 pm in the
new library at the high school.
Foil >wing a short business
meeting a receution tea will be
held in the home economics
room to acquaint membera
with the teachers and school
board. Interested persons are
urged to attend the meeting.
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