Booths Leave
To Go To Florida
A ffer three years in Kodiak,
Harold and Vera Booth and
daughter Patricia Karen (Twinkle)
will It ive tomorrow for Florida.
Booth, wno .r as been Vice.
President and L ?an Manag er of
the Bank of Kodiak, stated they
were leaving “for reasons of
health”. T ey w.ll first go to Lake
Wort1 , Florida to “soak up some
sunsmne”, but have made no plans
as to where they will make their
ho le.
The Bobths’ came here from
Fairbanks where Harold was a
member of the staff of the Alaska
National Bank. He has been active
in civic affairs in Kodiak and has
been acting as Secretary-Treasurer
of the Chamber of Commerce the
past year and a half He is a mem
ber of Kodiak B.P.O.E. Lodge No.
1772, a member of the Rotary Club
and past President of the Kodiak
Toastonariers Club.
A. s. l>- Ah is ufiiliated with the
Kodiak Business and Professional
Womens Club, and has been recep
tionist at the Johnson Clinic for
nearly two years.
Warming issued
On Chills Powder
A warning to recent purchasers
of Gebharts Eagle Chili Powder in
1 oz. and 3 oz. packages has been
issued by the Food and Drills
Dept., U.S. Dept, of Health in
Washington, D.C. The warning was
received in Kodiak Thursday by
wire by Dr A. Holmes Johnson,
Health Officer, from the Alaska
Department of Health.
Small pieces of glass have been
found in some packages, and Dr.
Johnson stated that one such
package has been found in Kodiak.
Anyone having recently pur
chased Gebharts Chili powder is
requested to return it to the
merchant from whom pur
chased, and the purchase price
will be refunded.
Company Brings
Oilmen To Alaska
Standard Oil Company o' Cali
fornia has announced several key
personnel changes in its Southern
California, Utah and Alaska pro
ducing Operations, Some of the
moves are a result of expanding
Standard activities in. Alaska.
J.T. Crooker has' been named
district superintendent, i Alaska,
with headquarters at Anchorage.
He will 'be joined there by R.L.
Beckwith, former staff engineer,
Producing, Sian FVancisco, who
will handle general engineering
■matters for Alaska operations.
Crooker’s office assistant will be
R. E. Vanderwall, formerly a
specialist at Murphy-Coyote.
Other Alaska assignments in
clude W.E. Whitney, engineer
development, who leaves the same
post at Red Wash, Utah. C.N.
Beyrle, drilling foreman at Red
Wash, also goes to Alaska as drill
ing representative.
Carolyn Gallagher
Engaged To Marry
The engagement of their
daughter, Carolyn, to Mr. M e
Lyons was announced recently by
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallagher.
The bride-to-be, graduate of
Kodiak High School and Whitman
College, is now teaching in Rich
land, Washington.
Mr. Lyons, the son of Mrs.
Mabel Lyons of Colorado Springs,
Colorado attended the University
of Colorado. He is presently em
ployed by the Bureau of Land
Management in Anchorage.
A summer wedding is planned.
The average American womanweight in cosmetics during her
uses about three times her own lifetime.
THOMPSON TRANSFER
OLDEST OIL TRANSFER CO.
IN KODIAK
WE LIMIT OUR ACTIVITIES TO HAULING OIL
CONSEQUENTLY YOU CAN DEPEND UPON US TO
SERVE YOU.
ERICH MUELLER, Prop. PHONE 3131 or 4303
Let’s go out and Eat
WHERE?
Tony’s Restaurant
Operated by Hal & Dee Swanby
Open 10 A.M. -12 P.M.
- THREE FATEFUL DECISIONS!
Filmed against
•f the LONDON CRUSADI
Three in
the grip
ef life's greatest
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He says, “It I can't
put religion es >
drawing beard,
•ant no part ai it,
7:30 pm
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at
Baptist Church
Presented bv:
Assemblies oi God
Baptist Church
Church of Cod
Kodiak Christian Center
New Dairy Product for Kodiak
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Facts About Recombined Milk
Milk Powder and ANHYDROUS MILK FAT
used in the manufacture of Recombined Milk
is produced by large dairies under strict
sanitation laws.
Recombined Milk has a clean sweet flavor
Recombined Milk is easy on the pocket book
This is NOT skim milk
35/ qt.
Price
Kodiak
Creamery