A total of 3,500,000 pounds
•f turkey were purchased by
the Army Quartermaster
E
Corps for Christmas and New
Year dinners in the Armed
Forces.
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BLALANDES’ Kodiak Bakery
COMLETE LINE OF
FRESH BREAD and PASTRIES
Baked Fresh Daily
HAPPY NEW YEAR
To Our Friends and Customers
Open 24 hrs Phone
daily 3454
Max and Aline LaLande, props.
CAROL’S
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received this week
Many of our pre-Easter orders
Fri. 9 - 8
Pbone 3192
Store Hours 9-6
HI inn Bldg.
Kodiak Transit Co. Inc.
BUS SCHEDULE
Leave
Tony’s Bus Stop
6:55 AM
Lv. Mission
7:05 AM
8:45 AM
10:15 AM
12:00 (x)
2 :1) pi
[ X. »• t
5:45 PM
6:30 PM
8:00 PM
9:30 PM
11:00 PM
12:00 Midnite
Leave
Base Bus Stop
8:05 AM
9:35 AM
11:00 AM
(x) 1:00 PM
1:20 PM
3:35 PM
5:05 PM
6:35 PM
7:20 PM
8:50 PM
10:20 PM
11:30 PM
12:30 AM
(x) Sat. & Sun. only
11 PM Pus From Kodiak Turns
For Kodiak At Ad B lildinpf
Cut and paste in Phone Book
Phone 3472
iVLother’s Classes
Held At Center
A aeries of classes for ex
pectant mothers will start
Wednesday at 2 pm at the
»Kodiak Health Center, MisB
1 Olive Walker, Kodiak public
health announced yesterday.
There will be six classes in
the series and mothers will
learn how the baby grows,
what to do to prepare for his
or her arrival and the ways
the mother can care for her
self, Miss Walker said.
Anyone interested in attend
ing the classes may enroll by
calling the health center at
3894 and leaving her name.
Miss Walker will conduct the
classes.
Military Ritas Hald
For Nick Karluk
Funeral services were con
ducted at the Russian Ortho
dox Church and military rites:
were performed at the grave
side for the late Nick Karluk.
The graveside services were
conducted by George Sonntag
for the VFW and a U. S. Ma
rine firing squad fired the tra
, ditional volley over the grave.
| Karluk, 58, was the last
known member of a large
! family. He was born in Alaska
• in 1895 and was a vetern of
I World War I.
| The Rev. Alexander Pqpoff
conducted the services at the
church on December 21.
The annual March of Dimes
campaign for funds begins to
day (January 2) and runs un"
til January 31.
The past four years in A
laska have been £the worst
polio years in the Territory ’s
history. The Territorial De
partment of Health cooperates
with the National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis is com
, bating the disease.
COMIN’ & GOIN’
i Don Crawford and Edward
Pagano were outgoing PNA
passengers Monday. They
plan to drive from Seattle to
Missouri and to Pennsylvania.
The expect to be gone three
, or four weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Munson
are outside lor a few weeks.
He is a building contractor.
The local Alaska Steamship 1
Company office was moved
recently from the Pjaoman 1
Building, located between the 1
Polar Bear Cafe and City Mar- I
ket, to new quarters in the; 1
Blinn Building. 1
Walter Sipprell is the Ko- 1
diak repressntative of the 1
company. The new ASG of- 1
fices are in room 4. 1
J. G. Martz, Kodiak agent | j
for Northwest Airlines, will J
continue to maintain his of- ;
fices in the Pjaoman Building, j
- |
| Miss Cathy Boggs spent the |
; holidays with her parents Mr. j
| and Mrs Ray Boggs of Kodiak (
! Naval Station. She is em- \
| ployed by the New World In- {
surance Company at Seattle. j
Subsrcibe to the
Kodiak Mirror
BOX A-705 KODIAK, ALASKA
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THE COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH
“The big white church on the hill”
Rev. John Molletti, pastor
Sunday School Program 9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
(Children’s activities during worship)
Study Groups 6:30 P.M.
1 Evening Worship 7:30P.M.
Wednesday Bible Study-' 8:00 P.M
Faith For Today WYCQ Tuesday!! am
ELK’S CLUB
Sunday
) Morning
Breakfasts
HOLMAN AUTO MART
MISSION no PHONO 3081
53 Ford customline 4 dr. F.O-M. - R & H
51 Chev. Fleetline 2 dr. R & H
50 Pontiac silver streak 2 dr. automatic with R & H
50 Ghev, 2 door
50 Kaiser 4 df. R & H
49 Ford 4 dr. R & H -
46 Plymouth sed.- R & H
Happy New Year to our Friends & Customers
maOP