COMIN’ & GOJA
The S. S. Charles Crocker,
Coastwise Lines Liberty Ship,
was unloading freight at the
city dock Wednesday.
Mrs. Kia Lund returned re
cently from a trip to the
states.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson
and daughter Candace are
now on a vacation in the
states.
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Ward Johnson, hard w a ■
iman at hraf-’s for several
i months, left Monday for Jun
' eau to take a position in a
I hardware store.
Mrs. Peter Koppang and
John Thevik also resigned
their positions at Kraft’s.
Mrs. Charles Christoffersen
i began working in the hard
ware department Monday.
I Three members of the Boy
| Scouts of America troop at
| Kodiak Naval Station attended
' the annual Alaskan Explorer
| Encampment at Eielson Air
j Force Base.
! Tommy Juelson, Gerald
Prouty and Ralph Durley
participated in the 11-day
outing of the annual encamp
ment. __
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a new selection of gay little dusters
in lovely summer colors
Also, cotton Spencer jackets
in white, gold, red and blue
CLOSED MONDAYS
1 10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 12-8
Fourth of July
| Continued from page 1
'dule. Pie eating contests, a
. tag o-vvar- beer drinking con
■' test and other events will be
istaged in the street between ;
the U. S. 0. and the Island i
Fountain. I
Coffee and cookies will bei
served to service personnel at
the Ur S 0. following thej
parade and flag raising, El l
. liot Hymans, director, said
yesterday. Dancing for ser
vicemen will start at the U. j
S. 0. at 8 pm.
A public address system j
will be used during the day to ■
describe an event that the
MIRROR is unable to report!
due to Postal Laws and Regu- j
lations. j
A reviewing stand will be
set up across from the Bank
of Kodiak. Motorists will be
requested by the police to not
park on the main streets dur- *
ing the parade. Drivers must1
use extreme caution while
driving in town as hundreds
of children will be playing
games and walking in the]
streets.
NOTICE 1
| Look for Helen and Sallys’ |
Refreshment Stand on the'
Fourth of July. |
Serving Hot Dogs, Sand
wiches, Soft drinks, Salad,
Hard boiled eggs and Coffee.
Located in the lot between
the Casino and Kodiak ]
Motors. I
Dr. And Mrs. Garvin
Given Party
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Gar
vin of Kodiak Naval Station
were guests of honor at a
cocktail party held recently at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Seener.
Dr. Garvin has been trans
ferred to the states. Guests
attending the party were
Capt. A. J. Walter, Cmdr.
Philip H. Moore, Lt. and Mrs.
C. E. Ewton. Lt. and Mrs.
Gardner, Lt. and Mrs. H. J.
McLaren.
Others attending were
Lieuts. M. R. Berry, E. M.
Olsen, E. M. Harrigan, M. J.
Best, Lt. jg. H. E. Milliken,
Chief and Mrs. L. Swartz.
Those from Kodiak attend
ing the party were Mr. and
Mrs. J G. Martz, Miss Lillian
Morris and Mrs. Hazel D; b
berthein.
! The monthly meeting of
Boy Scout troop 626 com
mittee will be held in the
l District Public Information
j Office at Kodiak Naval Station
! at 7:30 pm July 9.
1 Tile purpose of the meeting
Us to plan a joint summer
camp for troops 626 and 625.
John P. O’Donnell and
Patricia Mary Smith have
made application for a marri
age license.
NOTICE
Hot Dogs, Hamburgers and
Kodiak Clam Chowder will be
served all day the Fourth of
July at Ronnie’s Cafe.
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