Toastmasters Plan
Dinner For Ladies
The Kodiak Island Toastmaster's
Club will entertain the ladies at
their meeting November 13. ’Ihe
dinner will be held at the Mont
martre inn on chat date.
The regular schedule of speak
ers will follow through on their as
signments.
The local Toas-^asters will furn
ish the progran. for the Rotary
Club at their weekly luncheon
next Tuesday. Thenr» of the
speeches will be eentcrd around
Hallowe’en.
The following ij the program
for next week'.; meeting of ihe
speaking club. Toastmaster of the
evening will be Larry Wodlinger
Topics Master, Georee Cornelius
Chief Evaluator will be .Jules Hart
insky.
Speakers scheduled are as fol
lows: John Marsuy, whose speech
will be evaluate 1 by Jess Ballard
Ambrose Clegg with his to :rth
speech. This wil' be evaluated by
Harold Booth. A speech by Jack
Hinckel, his thud, will be evaluat
ed by Carl Huer Paul Bond will
T\ . i <-'an be made more pleasant
<* X/OyS by consulting us when he is
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deliver his thii.l speech. This .vill
be evaluated oj Ed Hess. Gram
marian is Dr. Rob Johnson pn-1
Wizzard of Oz is Walter Pendir
gaast.
Air Traffic Heavy
On LocaS Airlines
Among outgoing passengers via
Pacific Northern Airlines the past
few days were Clarence King, 1 ina
Malutin and infant, Howard and
John Kugler, Josephine Clymer,
Mr. and Mrs. James Currington
and son James, Robert Logan, Al
ine LaLande, Mr. and Mrs. John
Lowe and sons Jerry and Robert,
Mrs. Matilda Kloekenbrink, Jerry
Dodd, Major Lonnie Temple, Fred
Solberg, Dwight and Edna DeMers,
THELMA.
fey Smith
Dc merest. N. %.
‘'You're practically a bund date,melvin,
NOVi THAT YOUR VOICE IS CHANGING/"
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Rev. James Austin, Aggie Andre#■
vitch, Don Crawford, Edward Pa
gano, Albert and Fleta Muegge,
Alvin Sargent and Monro, Gladys
and Billy Buchanan.
Among those arriving were Eu
gene Berato, Mr. Boskoffski. Ed
ward Brendemuhl, Thomas Martin,
W. C. Daniel, Harold Howe, Dale
Zimmerman, Eugene Wunderlich,
A. M. Tibbs, M. J. Thorne, Olga
Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Glass, Marg Schroeder and Harry
Krueth.
The best way to get a day’s wort
done is to work a day.
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un|tized Cargo
SERVICE via
The Alaska Line
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Clarence King, Agent
Phone 4521
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
DONNELLEY & ACHESON Phone 3201
SPORT BOOT FOR BOYS
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and wear. Oil-treated,
Ora ImhI Upper*—NaMeea,
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Seta*—Original Red Wing
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Famous RED WING
"IRISH SETTERS*'
Both Dads & Lads love the feel and comfort
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Singer Sewing Machines
\& ith pleasure we announce the forthcoming
arrival of Mr. E. A. Ilamm, Jr. of Singer Sewing
Machine Co who will conduct sewing clinics
November 6 thru 8 at Donnelley and Acheson
exclusively.
Simple adjustment and operating demonstra
tions Will be given. All interested persons are in
vited to attend.
Watch this space for lime schedule.
Orders
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Locker Beef
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