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used in brewing the
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responsible for the
popularity of light
Olympia Beer. It
remains as true in this
century as the last:
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brewing water, the more 1
perfect the brewing
result. Olympia’s
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Olympia, Wash., U.LA.
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One of Kodiak’s residents of
long standing passed away Mon
day afternoon.
Pat Lynch, 62,was found dead in
his home when his wife, Marian,
returned from work that afternoon
She is the school nurse here. She
is Ithe only survivor. Funeral ser
vices were held Thursday morning
at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, with
the Rev. Raymond Talbott offici
ating. Interment took place in the
City cemetery.
Pat Lynch was born in 1897, on
a ranch in eastern Montana. He
followed construction for many
years after serving in the first
World War. He came to Kodiak
fropi Coos Bay, Oregon, in 1941.
Prior to that he was in Alaska as
a young man, in 1920-21. He work
ed here for A.T. Beckett Co. and
the Army Engineers. Later he
bought a transfer company from
BiH Lewis which he operated for
some years. He formed the Patrick
Lynch Company, a construction
company, and operated a fleet of
trucks. His main interest was in
the sand and gravel phase. He
purchased a surplus rock crusher
and equipment in Anchorage and
moved it to a slice along Brooklyn
Avenue, at Mill Bay Road.
Before Pat Lynch could develop
the business on* a paying basis he
met with misfortune. He develop
ed a leg ailment resulting in his
right leg having to be amputated.
He was confined to his home much
of the time, with periods in be
tween an the hospital.
Though he came from a large
family, he survived them all. At
one time he was a member of the
Rotary Club here. He was a mem
ber of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars..
All Can File
Senator E. L. (Bob) BartlcU
received notice this week from the
Bureau of Land Management that
BLM employees in Alaska would
be authorized !to make applications
for small tract leases.
A previous directive, dated
October 23, allowed all Department
of Interior employees other than
land management workers to file
for the purchase or lease of small
tracts.
The new order directly affects
approximately 600 BLM employees
who have been unable to file for
land since last May.
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OFF TO THE SHOE SHOP—
Grad-Son, 3-year-old Shetland pony
owned by Kitty Irene Armentroute
of Harrisonburg, Va., is off on a
ride in an automobile to riding
stables in Harrisonburg to obtain
two shoes. The pony romps in a
field near Kitty’s home but when
shoes are needed, the girl’s father
takes the back seat of the family.
car and Grad^Son is loaded into
the auto too for the trip.
(AP Wirephoto)
25,000th Landing
The GCA (Ground Control Ap
proach) unit at the Kodiak Naval
Station completed its 25,000th con
trolled landing approach when a
Neptune bomber from Patrol
Squadron 17 landed here Tuesday.
November 10. After landing, the
pilot parked his plane next to the
unit to shake hands with the man
who had “talked" him down
through an overcast.
The pilot was lieutenant (j.g.)
O. E. Osbum, USN, and the GCA
technician was W. P. Purcell, Air
Conitrolman Third Class, USN
Others on hand at the time were
D. L. Edwards, Aviation Machin
ist’s Mate Third Class, USN-; J. -E.
Rhodes, Airman, USN; Lieutenant
(j.g.) T. E. Rudetsill, USN; R. D
Whittle, Aviation Electronics Tech
nician Second Ckass, USN; A. Li
Cook, Aviation Machinist's Mate,
USN, all crewmen on the aireraft,
followed by Lieutenant Com
mander G. L. M airhead, USN, and
Chief Air Controlman R. F, Huff,
USN, of Ithe GCA unit
KNUPSEN’S
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Christmas Cards, Wrappings
Toys — Trims — Dolls
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The completely automatic, self-winding watch— A wonderful gift
Rifles', Hand Guns, Cartridges, Belts, Gun Cases, Etc
Cameras, Projectors, Screens, Film and Accessories
KNUDS EN’S
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