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*Overnight Guests"
Uninvited
Marauders entered the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bliss
«n Mission road Saturday while
the owners were away for the
night and making themselves at
home spent the night there. The
bed was slept in, a can of pine
apple was opened and partly eat
en, and a wrist watch and elec
tric raaor reported as missing.
Enlarges
R. D. Russell, owner of the
Men's Store, is building an add
ition to his apartment behind the
Victory cafe. He also announces
that as soon as lumber is avail
able he will build a large addition
on the rear of the Men’s Store
to allow enlarging the store and
to provide warehouse space.
Returns
Herman E. Winans, owner of
the Cub, arrived here this week
after an extended visit in Oregon
and Washington.
Employees
Mary Frost and Evelyn King
are now employed at the Kodiak
Fountain.
School Paper
The last issue of the year of
the school paper The Island Star
was published Thursday.
Visiting
Mrs. Sonja Norton left recent
ly to visit in Seward with her
sister, Mrs. Vic Loughead.
Crew
A crew for the Kadiak Fisher
ies company stopped en route
briefly this week on their way
to Shearwater.
WAR COSTS MONEY!
Give our boys
the tanks required
to win—
Boy 0. S. DEFENSE
BONDS * STAMPS
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Auditor
D. A. Coffield, REA auditor,
of Spokane, arrived this week to
audit the books of the Kodiak
Electric Association. He eame-to
Kodiak from Palmer, site of the
only other REA installation in
Alaska.
To Valdez
A. N. Welch, president of the
Hodcarriers' Union and employ
ee of the base for 3 years, left
recently for Valdez, where he has
a home and other property. Mrs.
Welch, who has been at Valdez
for some months, was formerly
employed as a nurse at the Con
tractor’s hospital at the base.
Commander
Roy Hamil, commander of the
local post of the American Leg
ion, left thi6 week for Seward.
He reports he has accepted em
ployment with the Morrison
Knudsen company.
To Seward
Mr. and Mrs. G W. Chamber
iain left this week to make their
home in Seward. Mr. Chamber
lain has been employed at the
Island Transfer Co. and Mrs.
Chamberlain at the Kodiak
Fountain.
Matron
Mrs. Jack King has been ap
pointed matron of the federal
jail here, deputy U. S. Marshal
Paul Herring announced this
week. She replaces Mrs. Rachel
Cibson, now employed at Pierce’s
Fountain.
Ends Stay
C. J. Todd left recently to re
turn to his home at Valdez.
He has been visiting here
with his daughter, Mrs. R. L.
Clifton.
To Homer
Miss Mary Stearns left recent"
y for Seattle. En route she plans
stopping in Seward to visit her
jrother, Robert Stearns.
KODIAK
RECREATION PARLOR
John Raft, Owner
POOL CARDS
CANDIES TOBACCOS
MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS
Elect Assistant;
Fire Drill Tonight
Jack King was elected assist
ant fire chief at the Volunteer
Firemen meeting Tuesday night,
replacing Reuben “Tiny” %Tes
arik, who was made honorary
assistant during his services in
the armed forces.
Fire drill was set for tonight
at 8 o’clock.
Homestead
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Briggs
have leased for 5 years the
Thompson homestead located at
the end of Mill Bay road and
moved onto it this week.
The homestead was once oper
ated as a fox farm.
Dance
The Junior Class of the Kodi
ak High School honored the
graduating Seniors with a formal
dance Thursday night at Blinn’s
hall.
Army Bound
A1 Miller, chef at the VictO|f
cafe, is slated for the Army on
May 18.
Leave
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rogers left
this week for Port Williams
where they will be employed for
the summer.
FEATURING THIS WEEK
Tee Shirts
Plain White and Colored
greens - tans - blues
at the
The Men’s Store
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Al’s Chicken Inn
on the Mission Hignway
Music 8t Entertainment
FLOOR SHOWS 7:15& 10:15
— FEATWRING —
Sue Scranton, pianist
in
Native Hawaiian Dances
Chicken Dinners
Steak Dinners
Italian Spaghetti
KODIAK MERCANTILE CO.
JUST RECEIVED.
4 Only Silent Sioux Oil Heaters
Bronxe Desk Lamps
Kem-Tone Wall Finish
Copper Paint for Boats
Radio Parts, Tubes & Service
Shelf & Heavy Hardware
L A. ( Tim) ’Brophy, Manager