Town Topics
Speaking before a special meet
ing of the Kodiak Business and
Professional Women’s club Wed
nesday noon, Mrs. Irma Puring
ton, vice president of the Juneau
BPW, herein connection with
her work as information director
•f the OPA, characterized the
local club as the youngest and
one of the most alert BPW clubs
is the Territory.
Introduced by Club President
Lilian Morris, she spoke briefly
on the Juneau club’s work and
answered questions from the
members.
Linda Dianne, daughter of
Mi. and Mrs. Everett Koch, was
hostess on her 3rd birthday Tues
day at a party of contemporaries
and their mol hers at her parents
apartment on Harbor Avenue.
Refreshments were served from
a table decorated with May bas
kets and a Maypole.
Guests were Hazel Hartman,
Gerald Clark, Gail Christopber
son, Nellie and Ruth Chase,
Sherry Kay Knener, Iiene Selig,
Candice and Ardis Fread, Julie
and Perry Eaton, Donna Wnirry
Patty Nye and Sue Raumaker.
Mothers present were Mes
dames John Chase, Howard
Fread, Basil Clark, Henry Ea
ton, Bill Kreiner, Jake I.a Fol
lette, Orval Nye and Donald
Whirry.
Edgar Sholl left this week on
the Port Bailey tender, the West
Coast, for Seattle, where the
boat is going for supplies.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ira “Rocky”
Roth well, formerly of Kodiak,
(Mrs. Rothwell was Sally King
before her marriage) are now lo
cated in Cordova, where they
have purchased an income build
ing, which houses a cocktail bar,
two 5-room apartments, beauty
parlor and small eafe.
They went to Cordova after a
trip to Des Moines, Iowa and a
visit to Yellowstone Park.
Envelopes have been distribut
ed to homes and jars placed in
business houses for the Seattle
Orthopedic hospital Penny
Drive, being sponsored locally
this year by the American Legion
Auxilii.
I lie tlnve ends May 14 am
the envelopes and contributions
will be c llected then by mem
bers of the Auxiliary. If any pei
sons are missed in the home calls,
contributions may be le<t with
Mrs Ben Kraft or Mrs. Bea
Nachweih
The funds will go to the hos
pital, which devotes a percentage
of its work to children from all
over Alaska, including the Kodi
ak area.
Washington (^P)—Every per
son w ill be asked to take a direct
part in helping feed people in
starving lands under a nation
wide food contribution plan out
lined here.
Secretary of Commerce Wal
lace will serve as chairman of the
“emergency food collection”
campaign, which begins May 12
“with every community mobiliz
ed”
People will be requested to
contribute ‘‘either food canned
in tin or money to buy food”
Wallace said.
Local chairmen in the victory
clothing collection in 19,597 cities j
and towns will be asked to serve
in the food drive.
In Kodiak, Harry Holt, school
superintendent, was the last
clothing drive chairman.
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Mission Road
Terminal
Administration
Kodiak Building
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INCLUDING SAT. & SUN.
fi:45
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8:35
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7:15
8:50
9:15
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This week we are again trying a special Saturday & Sunday Schedule
with more frequent service to and fro fioin the Naval base. A spec
ial stop will be made at the flag pole in Fort Greely each trip to
take care of Army personnel and the fare from that point to and
fro from Kodiak has been reduced to 30 cents one way.
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FARE SCHEDULE
For passage between the Naval Operations Base
and Kodiak Post Office
Weekly Commutation Ticket. Unlimited $3.50
This ticket is good from Sunday to Saturday of the
week of issue, and is good for any number of rides by
the purchaser thereof during that week, on regular runs
Single ride, one way ticket. Adult -45
Return ticket, two way ticket. Adult .$5
Single ride, one way ticket. Child .25
Weekly Commutation Ticket, good for ten rides
during week on regular runs for School Children 1.25
For Passage between Kodiak Post Office via
Mission Road to Terminal
Weekly Commutation Tiaket. Unlimited. Adults 1.50
This ticket is good from Sunday to Saturday of the
week of issue, and is good for any number of rides, by
the pui chaser thereof during the week on regular runs
Single ride, one way ticket. Adults .15
Single ride, one way ticket. Child .10
Weekly Commutation Ticket. -‘5
Good for ten rides, during the week from 8 am to 5 pm
School days for school children only
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INCLUDING SAT. & SUN.
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