< plans Barbecue
For Servicemen
Mre. Estelle Harris, who form
ed operated Sis’s place, is lay
ing plans this week and taking
ap donations for a free barbecue
for servicemen.
Tentative planes are to hold it
on Thanksgiving day at the
Dell roadhouse on Mill Bay road.
Dear Editor: Coxwain Thom
as Hubley has left for Seattle by
plane after a 30-day furlough
with the family, the first m 3
years.
He is to serve at a new post.
At the present time I have in
the service 3 sons, 3 nephews
and 1 grandson. Like all
mothers who have beloved ones
in the service, I place my trust
in God, that he will save all our
children and return them to
us.—Mrs. John Hubley.
Joining Husband
Mrs. Anita Mann and son left
Seattle Wednesday for Kansas
City to join her husband, Major
Glenn E. W. Mann, Jr., accord
ing to word received here by her
mother, Mrs. Edna Kraft. From
Kansas City they will motor to
Warrenburg, Missouri, where
Major Mann is to be stationed.
All women interested in knit
ting for the Red Cross are asked
to see Marion Curtis, Public
Health Nurse Yarn and needles
are available for those willing to
do the work.
In Arabia
Word has been received by
friends that Mr. Croxon, George
Walgren and Roy Groman, are
now employed in Arabia. They
were all employes of the NOB
for 3 years during its construc
tion.
WALK OVER SHOES:.
What do p
know abont shoes
• Easy there, brother, they aren’t giving shoe
coupons away these days! Take your time pick
ing your next pair of shoes. Buy the best quality
you can afford, at a place you can trust, and
have them fitted by an expert.
We take a sincere, friendly interest in our
customer’s needs. Before you part with that cou
pon, drop in and let’s see if Walk-Overs can
solve your problem.
The Men’s Store
Ihe Home of Smart Haberdashery
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RALEIGH \
Kodiak Short In
War Fund Drive
Collections so far in the Na
tional War Fund drive approxi
mate $2200, Chairman Lawrence
K. Wodlinger announced before
leaving town Wednesday.
A canvass of homes, made
Saturday by school girls under
the direction of Harry Holt,
superintendent of schools,
brought in $256.40 and the re
mainder of the sum was contri
buted by local business houses.
Collections are continuing
this week in an effort to contact
any who might have been missed
before. Kodiak’s goal is set at
$3000.
Girls who worked in the drive
were: Zoe Sholl, Ann Chichenoff,
Bea Malutin, Donna Frost,
Rosabel Morrison, Marie Christ
offerson, Gladys Pagano, Dolly
Olsen, Edna Bent, Nettie Me
trokin, Cherrie Ann Morrison,
Bonnie Nielson, Patsy Kizer,
Theron Torgerson, Freda Bent,
Mary Metrokin, Lorraine Mag
nusen, Anna Jean Peterson, Anna
Pavlof, Elsie Carlson and Alice
Bran.
Committees of Rotary mem
bers who canvassed the business
district last week Wednesday,
through Friday, were as follows:
Brooklyn avenue—Ben Kraft,
Stan Nelson
Alaska Way to Bert’s—R H.
Chadwick, Paul Fretz
Harbor Avenue — William
Lamme
Fire hall to Standard Oil—
Charles Madsen, Walter Sipprell
KEA—Eino Kainulainen
Follow-ups — Lee Bettinger,
James Martz. Jorgen Fredrick
son, Emi! Knudsen and Rev.
Gregory S. Morony.
Notice
The Kodiak Shoe Kepair Shop
tias changed hands and persons
having shoes in the shop should
Ball for them now.
Any goods left after 30 days
without being called for will be
sold for charges.
Kodiak Shoe Repair Shop
Leave For Home
Three men of the Woody
Island CAA gang left this week
by plane for their homes in the
States. They and their destin
ations were: John Crofford, War
ren, Ohio; Dale Shroyer, Toledo,
Ohio; and Ade Gardner, Sioux
Falls, South Dakota.
They said they had been here
9 months, 2 weeks and 1 day.
Back From Montana
Mrs. Dee Anne Jones, wife of
Tommy Jones, manager of the
Beachcomber’s, and son Thomas,
age 2 and one half years, arrived
on the recent Denali after a
visit to her former home in Ham
ilton, Montana.
Pianist Leaves
Palmer Johnson, pianist at
the Ship’s Tavern, left this week
for Fairbanks where he will be
employed at the Rendezvous.
Johnson, originally from Seattle,
has been in Kodiak since Oct,
28, 1943.
j Economy Transfer
0 Garbage 0 Hauling
Clyde L. Galbreath
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The Cub
JOSEPHINE COULSEY & HELEN BUEKERS Owners
CONEY ISLAND HOT DOGS
Cooked in Specially Designed Coney Islands Electric Cookers
TRY ONE!
FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS and POPCORN
Candies . Bara of All Kinds - Soft Drinks
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Introducing the.
Battle Creek Reducing Machine
How to Streamline
Your Figure!!!
Spot reducing!!! Consult us!!!
Helen Curtis cold waves
Cosmetics 4lult£ Perfumes; .
man $mn eabja
Kodiak Timber On.
Post Office Box 116 Kodiak
Robert V. Scheele
representing Kodiak
Dinner Nook
is now open for business
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