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NOTICfc
Dumping of Garbage or(
refuge on the premises of the
Kodiak Electric Association, f
or on the Beach adjoining,
these premises will not be
tolerated. V.o tors will be!
prosecuted to the full extent'
of the Law.
Kodiak Electric
Association, Inc.
John tiiven Talks j
To R tary 1
The first postoffice estab-l
lished in the Territory of A
laska was in 1867 at Sitka.
Tht second one put into opera
tion was at Kodiak, John
Given. KEA employee, told
Rotary Club Tuesday noon, j
Given was guest speakerj
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Clean Heat
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use: union heating oil
Call Kodiak Oil Sales
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following the regumi h
eon and told of his hob >y
which is stamp collecting.
Clarence Dizney, chairman of
the program committee this
week, called on various club
members for short talks re
garding their hobbies.
V. G. Ellis told of model
railroading; Dr. A. Holmes
Johnson told of yachting and
the raising of tropical fish;
Jack Hinckel’s hobby is golf;
Cmdr. A. Green, USN, spoke
about raising flowers; Leon
Johnson told of ham radio
operators and W. J. Wheeldon
said his hobby was taking
pictures.
Given told of several rare
stamps and the high prices
that have been paid for them
from time to time.
Prior to the luncheon Dizney
and Walt Muller had a wire ,
recorder in operation but the
recorded conversations were
not played “back” for the
members at the Tuesday
meeting.
Guests attending the meet
ing besides Given were Harold
L. Maats, Kenneth Hoyt,
Aurora L. Loss and Y. Moy,
Yip of the U. S. Corps of
Engineers, Anchorage, A
laska, Paul A. Dupler, Kodiak
attorney, H. J. Bishop, father:
in-law of Dr. Johnson and
John Miller of Kodiak Navaf
Station.
Talmage L. Smith, attorney*
returned to Kodiak Monday
after being in Anchorage for
several days on business.
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KNUDSEN'S
Been fishing lately:*
Whether or not you catch anything, that’s secondary,
tlie important thing is to get out and enjoy yourself and
see the surrounding country. The best natured people
spend a portion of their time out of doors.
Incidentally, we do have some mighty fine fishing
gear, linen lines, eet., as well as guns and ammo.
We invite your inspection.
Cameras, film light meters and accessories
HOTPOINT REFRIGERATORS-AUTOMATIC WASHERS-IRONERS-DEEP FREEZERS
ADMIRAL radios - combination radios - record players SENTINEL
Alaskan jewelry of Jade, Ivory, and Nuggets Magazines and Alaskan Books
Start a library of Alaskan scenes. Our stock is complete, and by adding 2 or 3 at a time
you will soon have a fine collection
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