Denali Brings 16,
Leaves With 25
The Denali brought 16 pass
engers to Kodiak and took out
25. Incoming passengers from
Seattle were Mary Beam, Mary
Dandeneau, Mrs. Ruby
Featherstone. Mr. and Mrs. ;
Dewitt Fields, Miss Frances
Gray, Miss Luella Gray, Billy
Kemp, Mrs. Doris Simon, Mrs.!
W.D. Webster and Dana and
Donald. j
James Woolever was an in-1
coming passenger from
Ketchikan. Mrs. M.C. Clifford!
and James and Miss Carol j
Cushing were incoming from I
Sitka. I
Outgoing passengers were
Mr. and Mrs. M.L. MacSpad
den, Milton -Johnson, Henry
Leege. Bill Carlson, Orin
Ruhnley, Peter Trones, Mrs.
B.L. Hoffman, Edward Pag
ano, Mrs. Ellen Horn and
Dorothy Horn.
Other outgoing passengers
were Gladys and Marie
Chichenoff, Leta Squartsoff,
Mrs. Mary Essen, Mr. and
Mrs. Val Stella, Mr. and Mrs.
Psul Kruger, Mr’ and Mrs.
Tom Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
R.A. Galbraith, Forrest and
Robbie Galbraith.
The Denali unloaded around
180 tons of cargo for town.
Read the Classifieds
LA LANDES’
KODIAK BAKERY
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
Saturday Special
JELLY BAR CARE
100 lb. flour sacks 15 cents each, $1.80 per dozen
Open k4 hrs. a day
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Oldest nil Transfer Hn.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
Erich Mueller, prop.
PHONE 3131 or 4303
Entertaining At
THE MECCA
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MUSIC BY
7OT MODERNISTS
ALSO
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SUN.
Jam Session
Every Thursday at 8:00pm
Bar Opens daily at 9 am
Lounge at 6pm-Sundays 2pm-2am
FHUNE
Bar-2444 LaunqB-3242
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Garden Show
3ig Hit
The Kodiak Garden Club ex
hibit drew a large crowd to
view the flowers, vegetables
and decorative arrangements.
The exhibit was held at the
USO Club Sunday.
The first place winners in
Division 1 for African Violets
was Mrs. Phyllis Rask; fu
chsias, Mrs. Joe Heitman; be
gonias, Mrs. Alice Given. A
special prize was awarded to
Mrs. Patrick Lynch for a star
of Bethlehem.
In Division 2, in vines and
trailing Mrs. E. L. Cardinal
won first prize. For ferns,
Mrs. Given was the winner.
In the cactus and succule_nt
class Mrs. Gil Lewis won first
prize.
Mrs. V. G. Ellis was voted
the first1 prize for sweet peas
and Mrs. Given won first
prize in the novelties class.
Mrs. Romona Moffett won
first for the best centerpiece
and for the miniatures. She
also took first prize for her ar
rangement of drift wood.
In the monochromatic class
Mrs. Moffett was also the win
ner. The first prize for a mix
ed garden display went to
Mrs. Dick Lightfoot and
second place was won by Mrs.
A. Holmes Johnson. Mrs.
Given won third prize.
Mrs. Joe Heitman won the
canned foods prize with her
isalmonberry jelly. In the
Juvenile division Dona van
Buren won the first prize for
making an arrangement sug
gesting the title to a song.
Miss Panamaroff
To Marry Marine
Miss Rika Panamaroff left
Thursday for Seattle, where
she will be married this week
end to William Weber of the
marine corps.
Weber, formerly stationed
here, is now at Camp Pendle
ton, Calif.
Miss Panamaroff has lived
in Kodiak for several years,
and came here from Ouzinkie.
The bride-to-be was guest at
a shower Wednesday evening,
given by Mrs. Howard Fread
and Mrs. Coy Rumple, at the
former’s home.
Details Ready
On Duck Stamp
Complete details of the
fourth annual contest to select
the 1953-54 federal “duck
stamp” are contained in a leaf
let which is now available from
the FWS, Washington,D. C.
The contest is open to all in
terested artists |either|amateurs
or professional. Each year the
design used on the duck stamp
is chosen by a judging com
mittee of waterfowl authori
ties.
A public notice has been
given that the U. S. Fish and
Wildlife Service will sell at
public auction, to the highest
bidder and for cash 83 lots of
assorted guns.
The sale will start at 1:30
pm on Sept. 25, at Juneau.
Equipment Placed
On Playground
Equipment for the Rotary
sponsored playground on
Mission Road was installed
early this week.
Miss Nony Gregbrioff, 1
whose engagement to Leo ;
Latella of the navy has been ,
announced, was guest of,
honor at a shower given last!
Saturday evening by Miss!
Janice Komesu. i
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Rev. Chandler
Injured In Fall
Spokane (AP)- The Rev.
Glenn Chandler, pastor of Im
manuel Community Baptist
Church in Spokane, Washing
ton, was injured in a fall from
a ladder recently.
Rev. Chandler was assisting
in painting a house when the
accident occured.He is now in
St. Luke’s hospital. Rev.
Chandler was a resident of
Kodiak for several years.
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