Health Center
Holds Election
The Kodiak Health and[
Welfare Council held the an
nual meeting for the purpose
of electing officers for the
coming year last night at the,
home economics room at the
school. ;
The names of the new officers
were not available at press time
Clarence Dizney has served
as the president of the HWC
for the past year. |
The tiny baby daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Foster ;
died Friday at the hospital, i
The little three pound girl was
born prematurely on Wed-;
nesday. j
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Thelma Johanson, formerl
)f Kodiak and James H
Wafers US Navy, were mar
•ied November 22, in Seattle
Vliss Johanson is a niece o
VIrs. Tommy Gallagher.
The Kodiak Garden Clu
will meet Wednesday evenin;
it the home of Mrs. Ramon
Vloffitt. A discussion of poin
ieitias after Christmas will b<
reld. Mrs. Betty Price is i
:harge of the program.
A six pound daughter wa
rorn to Mr. and Mrs. Bo
VlacDonald on January 7, at
rospital in Hawaii. MacDonaf
•ecently flew to Hawaii fror
iodiak to be with Mrs. Mac
Donald.
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1 TApW cA<RXIVALS
I 2>*ucte SvetUttf Sweater*
Sequin Juliette @afr*
Both as exciting as
' a gift wrapped package
1 10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 10-8
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y Former Navy 5P
•| Now Jail Guard
' i Neil T. Argy, former US
‘ Navy shore patrolman, has
i been employed at the US Fed
Iral Jail as a guard. He re
3 places Charles Skinner who is
T | on annual leave. i
:,i Skinner has served at the |
. jail for over three years with
; out leave. Argy was recently j
1 honorably discharged from1
the Navy after four years of
service. He is 22 years old.
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* A 1950 Ford driven byR.W. |
1! Simnson crashed into the rear j
1 of a 1951 Mercury driven byl
1, R.M. Hatcher at the corner of j
‘ South Mill Bay Road and Main]
| Street Wednesday. Damage 1
1; was not considered heavy.
Mrs. Max LaLande returned j
I to Kodiak Thursday after j
'spending several weeks out-!
! side visiting friends and j
II relatives.
NOTICE
! No dogs allowed on Near
'Island.
Loren Whittington !
i
NOTICE
! The Montmartre Inn will be
open by reservation only until
further notice.
NOTICE
The color- sound film, Holy
Night, will be presented at
| the Church of God, Sunday,
j January 11, at 7:30 pm.
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ceived US patents to lot 8,
block 2, lot 5, block 32, and lot
7. block 35 of tbe east addi
tion, and they have been re
corded.
Biii Pinnell and Morris Tal
ifson, big game guid< s from
Olga Bay, arrived in town
Friday morning from their
hunting camp. They plan to he
here several day. They made
the trip in Bob Hall’s Grum
man Widgeon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Norris
have purchased Frontier Shop
from Mrs. Catherine Blanken
burg, effective Jan. 1. Mrs.
Norris is the former Gail
Blankenburg.
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On 32,000 Acres
I A grazing lease for 32,<Xrt
acres n°ar Ucrak Raj? has been
gran tea by the U.8. govern
ment to Stanley E. Lee and
Roy I. Rarcourt, and has
been recorded with the com
missioner,
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I Several executor’s deeds
from the W. J. Erskine estate
have been recorded recently,
i Mr. and Airs. Charles A.
Truitt have purchased lot 13,
block 6 of the Erskine sub
division; John A. Nyman of
i Juneau has purchased lot.92.
! block 9; and Robert A. Hedloff
has bought lot 12 block 6.
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Liability
Auto Owners - Liability, Compre«
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Businessmen- Fire, Public Liability
Surety Bonds
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Kodiak, Alaska
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DELIVERIES STARTING NOW!
• PRE-INVENTORY SALE UPSTAIRS •
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Top Shoe Line Sporting Goods
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;; Westingbouse Bendix Thor
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Plumbing Building Supplies Boats & Motors
International Harvester
Youngstown Kitchens
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