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D1AK masonic club
mgs 1st A 3rd Tues. - 8 pm
Base Chapel
Avia'ioo Hill, NOB
KODIAK
IkTRAL LABOR COUNCIi
meets the 1st Sundar
^ esch month at 19 a. m.
fishermen's Umoa Hall
flen Robinson, President
juart Nuokols, Secretary
A. F. of L.
(Renters Local No. 2162
on the 1st, & 3rd, Fri
isfeach Month at 7:30 p.m.
Onion Hall.
TERS, CHAUFFEURS,
OUSEMEN k HELP
ip BtS Union, Local No. 500
^ihetiDgs 2nd Monday 11 am
Monday 8 pin Unioa Hall
a
U. S. Signal Corps.
- Hours of Business —
^ DAILY:— 8 am to 5 pm
Sundays & Holidays—
■ to 10 am & 4 pm to 5 pm
9 irgency wires only may be
Jfed during closed hours of
receiving office.
I AMERICAN LEGION
POST No. 17
MEETINGS
14 4th Tuesdays 8 pm ;
Legion Building
■■ -■*- -r !
KTERANS OF FOREIGN j
WARS
1st and 3rd Mondays
at the VFW Club
COLIN ARY UNION 874
Meetings:
Ikd Friday 2:45
HA Friday 7:30
at the Union Hall
Cannon Hunters Here
Two bear hunters for Pat Can*
non, local guide, arrived via
PNA Wednesday and will leave
with Pat for Uyak bay sometime
i today.
The men are N. P. Smith, of
Lexington, Ky., who raise tobac
co and horses and has a cab bus
iness, and Elton Cooley, of Pine
dale Wyoming, a cattle rancher
Choose Delegate
Mrs. Jeanette Bailey was cho
sen as delegate to the depart
ment convention at the regular
meeting Tuesday of the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary. The na
tional president will be at the
convention, to be held June 1 at
Anchorage
The Auxiliary also voted to
sponsor the work of the local
Girl Scouts. 1
The Legion members played
host and prepared and served
refreshments for the Auxiliary I
A red-striped Gruman plane,
owned by Gren Collins of Anch
orage, arrived here Monday, pi
loted by Jack Elliot. Elliot took
a group of cannery workers that
arrived by Cordova Air service
Tuesday to Uganik and Larsen’s
bay, and was also chartered by
the George Petty hunting party.
A Seabee plane, with Bob Hall
as piloted, al-o owned by Col
lins will be stationed here all
summer, Elliot said and will be
available for charter trips.
The breaking of the ice at Ne
nana will hold no greater thrill
for Father Louis Fink, of the lo
cal Catholic church, than his
own private ice breakup this
week
At 1:30 Wednesday the water
line in the church and living
qua.t^rs thawed out. It had fro
zen on Dec. 3
Fai he- Finks’ hlesdng is not j
unal oyed— the sewei is still fro
zen.
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TALLEY SET—
Look Pretty Please
For MOTHER
Mntljrr'a lay May Uth
Special Services added in
FACIALS & SCALP TREATMENTS
at
TALLEY’S BEAUTY SALON
Open Afternoons «fc Evenings except Wed. & Sun.
Hides! [til Transfer Cn.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
THOMPSON TRANSFER
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Erich Mueller, Prop.
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ANNOUNCING
The Opening Date
MAY 3!
of Kodiak’s Newest Family Sports Center
Kodiak Bowling Alley
( Winter - Day - Matteson )
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Bringing to Kodiak’s family sportsmen a
new, fascinating, healthful recreation ... I
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5-PIN BOWLING
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PRIZES GIVEN BY Kodiak Book Fair i
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