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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs.. Harvey Ed
wards returned to their home
here this weeK after a vacation
trip that took them through
Idaho and into Canada.
Mr. C. M Crawford, former
resident and sign painter return
ed with them from Seattle, and
will he employed by Mr.
Edwards.
Lawrence Seltzer, attorney,
returned this week from Anchor
age where he made a trip to be
admitted on motion to practice
law before the district court. The
admission to practice is made
under a reciprocity agreement
between Alaska and the States
and is effective after residence
requirements are met.
Mr. Seltzer is associated with
Attorney Warren A. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Townsend
left this week to live in Seattle a
■hort while The Townsends
have lived here the past three
years. Mr. Townsend formerly
worked at the base and Mrs
Townsend has been employed
at the Kodiak Variety store
Miss Poris Landin, nurse at
the Griffin Memorial hospital for
the past year end a half, le t
this week to make her home in
Seattle. One of her t.w'o sons is
to undergo an operation there
soon.
CLUB MONTMARTRE
Steak & Chicken Dinners
Served between the hours of
5 p.m & 1 a.m
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5andwiches-Chili-Tamales-Salads
Served anytime
PALMER JOHNSON at the piano
TH e:
"Home of HospitalityM
in Kodiak
BELMONT BAR
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
Kodiak Jewelry
GIFTS
JEWELRY Sc WATCHES
Vlratch and Jewelry repairing
Mr. Raymond Martin, owner
of the CJub Liquor atore and
local agent for Alaska Airlines,
arrived this week from Holly
wood, California after an ab
sence of a few months. Mrs.
Martin remained with the child
ren iti Hollywood, where Ray
mond, Jr., is now attending
military school.
Mrs. Irene Harvey left this
week for the States She will
visit in Portland with her par
ents and sisters and then go on
to New York. Lt. Steve Har
vey’s father will return with her
to Anchorage. Miriam Harvey,
their daughter, will finish her
school here and will stay with
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Clifton.
Young Raymond will leave with
Lt. Harvey for Anchorage as
soon as the latters replacement
in the Signal Corps arrives.
Lt. Bud Branham, U. S Navy,
screened 45 minutes of his per
sonal eolor motion pictures for
the members of the Rotary club
at theregulai luncheon Tuesday.
The pictures dealt mainly with
hunting scenes and wild animal
studies taken by Lt. Branham in
Interior Alaska before the war
and included also scenes taken in
the vicinity.
Guests at the luncheon includ
ed J. D. Nelson, Seattle; H. J.
Carroll, Missoula, Mont, and
Tommy Watt, NOB.
Helen Seroggs, 7 th grade
student, left this week for Fort
Collins, Colorado, to make her
home with her grandmother.
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Anti-freeze
Motor Oil
Tire Chains
New Records
Albums
Metal Snips
Expansion bits
Tape Rules
Drill Sets
Carborundum ston$
Yankee Screw Drivers
Saws
Brace & bits
Hammers
Pyrenes
Pyrene Liquid
Wash tubs
Garbage cans
Garbage pails
Asbestos Paper
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