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BAR - RESTAURANT
Fried Chieken Fresh Sea Feuds
Fancy Steaks - Tenderloins Sirloins
And Our SPECIAL
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Served from 5 pm till 2 am
, KATMAI POST NO. 7056
- VFVV Club -
Veteran Members & Ladies Auxiliary
Don’t miss our . . .
"SOUTH StA ISLAND"
DANCE
Tonight Saturday . , .
MAY 24, 1947
Dance to the beautiful strains of music from Old Hawaii;
and enjoy our special entertainment features
The VFW TRIO Are Again Playing
FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE
• • COSTUMES are optimal'—- bilt you will have
a lot more fun if you wear that grass skirt,
or sarong as many are doing
SPECIAL NOTICE- At your last meeting the VFW
meeting date wss changed from the 1st & 3rd
Mondays to the 1st & 3n j Tuesdays of each month
ATTENTION!
In the fuiore Ihe VPW Club will be open
for Dining and Dancing
>.x Nights a Wetk
and closed on Tuesdays rather than Monrays
as it has been in the past.
^Dear SMadam:
I have a new Air Freight Shipment of
SPRING FORMALS—Dotted Swiss, Striped
Jerseys, Velveteens, and fyil frilled Skirts.
Sincerely,
The Silk Tress Shop
P. S. NYLONS with Every Large Order
.FSoatieig Court
Due Wednesda
Judge Anthony Dimond ..ml
members of his floating c< urt
party are expected to arnv
Kodiak next Wednesday on a
Coast Guard outttr and the
first session of court has been set
for Wednesday at 10 am.
Accompanying the court this
year will be Edwin C. Stevens,
Officer in charge of the Immigra
tion and Naturalization Service’s
Faiibanks office. This will be the
first time in 6 years that an offi
cial of this service has visited
Kodiak, and it will probably be
several years before the trip is
made again
Aliens who have found it impos
sable to secure 1st or 2nd citizen
ship papers because no record
can be found of their entry into
the United States; persons wish
ing to obtain derivative citizen
ship certificates, or new certifi
cates in lieu of ones lost or muti
lated; and persons wishing to
discuss other immigration and
citizenship problems are invited
to contact Mr. Stevens while the
court is here
Son Arrives
A son was born in Seattle on!
May 13th to Mr and Mrs. Wil
son F. Erskine, formerly of Ko-'
diak. W. J. Erskine of Kodiak is!
the grandfather.
The infant weighed 6 pounds \
3 and a half ounces, and has
been named Wilson Julian. It is
their first child.
Below
Kodiak high school’s la gest
graduating class of 10 membeis
poses for its picture on the night
of Co nmeno ment Exercises at
the Community Bapii-t church
Shown are: Front row, left to
right; J cqueiin Jones, Mildsed
Bettinger, Sbirlee Muffly and
Theron Torge ton.
Back- William Anderson, sal
utatorian; Rober1 Plaisdell, Bar
old N’aoghtor, va’edicloriai:; Jos
eph Heitman, Kay Wad? and
Herbert Spiegel. (Photo by \or
inan’s Photo Shop)
Wodlinqerjlruqs
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COMMUNITY CENTER
CARNIVAL
Tonite
Games - - Dancing • - Fun
Play the
WfEEi OF FORTUNE
Valuable Prizes - Lots o* them
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Fixtures far Home and Office
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