DIJA KNOW
It won’t be long now before
yoa pwcators and those of you.
adept in the art of piscatology.
will be exercising your Ter'
ritorial piscary privilege.
The last word received from
JORGEN & RAYMOND the
FIRST was, they are in
FRISCO and have picked up
a hitch-hiker known to many
hone towners as MARTIN
JENSEN. The three mosquit
os are heading for LOS
ANGELES.
Two well known salesmen
have been in KODIAK for the
past week. JACK MOLY
NF A TJX and BILL WILSON.
Th ime there will be no free
advertizing because of too
much competition in the field.
DARRELL CHAFFIN of
WOODY ISLAND left for
HOMER and then on to AN
CHORAGE this week.
All the FISH & WILDLIFE
personnel have returned from
their sojourn to JUNEAU.
This includes PAUL CHAPA
DOES and JIM BRANSON,
attached to the local service.
A word to the wise. WATCH
THE DEAR MEAT IN YOUR
DEEP FREEZE.
JIMMY & BEA MARTZ left
on Thursday for SPOKANE,
WASHINGTON to attend his
parents 50th wedding an
niversary. That surely is a
nice round number to still be
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around and talk about it. Just
think MR. and MRS. MARTZ
SR. can make the age old
statement “The first fifty
years are the toughest” and
get away with it.
The VINCE STEIN’S were
omitted by mistake from the
STORK co'umn last week. It
was a boy STEPHEN J. weffchr
mg 5 lbs. 8 oz. Mighty sorry
old boy. Here’s belated con
gradulations.
In NEWSPAPER parlance
the number-30- means done,
but as this ends it’s only -19
Got lots a stuff that can not
be printed.
See you next week.
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NOTICE
The Informal Group of
Christian Scientists meet for
Sunday services in the main
floor of the Bank Building
every Sunday at 11 am.
Sunday School is held at the
same hour.
NOTICE
Notice of the Annual Meeting
of Your Cooperative KODIAK
ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION
The Annual Meeting of the
members of the Kodiak Elect
ric Association will be held at
8 pm on Monday, March 1,
1954, at the Kodiak Elk’s Hall,
Kodiak, Alaska.
The purpose of this meeting
is for the election of a new
board of nine (9) directors to
serve until others are chosen
and qualified in their stead;
and for the transaction of
such business as may properly
come before the meeting.
Dated the 1st day of
February, 1954 •
Kodiak, Alaska
WM. (Bill) SMITH
Secretary
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