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10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 10-8
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New Year’s Baby
To Receive Gifts
The presentation of gifts to |
the first baby of the new year,
will again be sponsored this
year by the Kodiak MIRROR.
Miss or Master 1953, the
first baby to be oorn in Griffin
Memorial Hospital, will be the
iecipient of many lovely and
useful presents offered by
local businesses.
Last year’s New Year’s,
baby was Miss April Lee!
Crawford, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Grawford.
Donald Clark, son of Mr. j
and Mrs. Basil Clark, is homej
for the holidays. He is a stu-!
dent at the University of'
Alaska.
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! Mrs. Betty Ball is now em-1
! ployed at the post office. She'
| formerly worked at Kraft’s.
Help Fight TB
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i Buy Christmas Seals
Pictures of the ambulance
and a recorder of the amount
of money received to date
from the drive may he seen in
the Theatre window this week,
George Sonntag, chairman of
the drive, announced yester
day.
The VFW sponsored drive
got under way early this week.
Jars for donations will be
placed in stores and liquor es
tablishments, Sonntag said.
Carol ne Reft, seventh grade
student, will have her por
trait painted b.y Paul Bond,
local artist, for selling the
rrost Christmas cards for the
Alaska Crippled Children’s
A ssnfMntinn
MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO ALL
MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT
The Idle Hour
Harry Wallace, prop.
Wishing yon all a very Merry Xmas
from all of us
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Irvin Jerry Anne Bill Tlielma Judson Harold
Harold J. lone Drew Charles Jim Marie Clarence
Hazel Peggy Dorothy John Herb Verla Don Eta
Dixie Harry Bob
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
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