kid ward James o mien,
USMC, and Norma Lee Azlin,
16, have applied for a marri
age license.
Catherine Azlin, 17, sister
of Norma Lee, and Billy Joe
Wiest, 24, local mechanic,
have also applied for a license.
This will be Wiest’s third
marriage.
Dick Nixon, owner of the
local floating pile driver, has
completed driving fender pil
ing at the Donnelley and Ach
eson dock.
day vvuii, owiiei >ji
, Cleaners, returned this week
j after a trip to the states.
Mrs. Wolf is still outside,
visiting their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Lee and their new
granddaughter in Portland.
She will return about Sept. 15.
i
| The Kodiak Bear III, owned
j by Charles Madsen, was at
I the Standard Oil Company
float this week taking aboard
supplies and fuel in prepara
tion for the fall hunting trips.
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'Wtofttmaifoe
"piictay, Sefet. 14, 1951
Noon Luncheon by reservation 12-1 pm
Showing at 1:30
Evening showing from 8-10 pm
Public cordially invited
10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 10-8
, Walton Replaced
I On Fisheries Board
Special to MIRROR
Juneau—Governor Gruening
announced yesterday the res
ignation of William R. Walton
from the Alaska Fisheries
Board and the appointment of
W. 0. “Bo” Smith of Ketchi
kan to the position.
Smith is one of three fisher
men on the board, the other
jtwo being Karl Brunstad, Ko
! diak, and Ira Rothwell, Cordo
va. J. H. Wakefield, Port
Wakkfield, is the fish process
or and J. P. Valentine, Ketch
kan, represents the general
public.
Walton was convicted early
in August of illegal fishing
and fined $300. At that time
. he was a member of the AFB.
I The Sea Lion, Alaska jPack
i ers barge, stopped at the
! Standard Oil Company float
i this week for fuel. The vessel
j is enroute from Chignik to Se
attle where it will be based
. during the winter.
Out Of Ho*i>* af
Miss lone Norton was dis
charged from the h >spital firs
week after spend'' three
weeks there for treatment. . I
The Sunrise, Kadiak I isher
ies tender, left Kodiak for Se
attle recently. Marvin Meyers
is skipper of the vessel.
The Frieda, tender for Ka
diak Fisheries, was in and out
of port this week. Ralph Han
sen is skipper of the boat.
i»ev. Fred oioaier will ad
rlre.-s the Sen or Youth Fel
lowship at the Ccmmunity
Baptist Church Sunday at 6.30
pm.
He will also play several sel
ections on the Vibra-harp.
NOTICE
Temporarily I will have sny
office in the Health Center
building until my permanent
office is ready. Phone 3644.
Dr. J. A. Altmaier,
Optometrist
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Bandanas
Freeman Joppers
Bright Colored Shirts
IT’S CANNING TIME
Kerr Mason Jars & Lids
Burpee Simplex Sealer
For Home Canning
Kordite Freze Bags
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Wits
Selection
Chevroiets & Buicks
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NOTICE
This store will Be
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FOK TOOK OUTING
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