'IT'S A RAFFLE, THE WINNER GETS A SEAT ON THE BUS
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Kodiak Diary
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the war with Germany. Then
they will transmit it immediate
ly to us. The filing time on the
wire JF sends us will be the win
ning time in this contest.
Be sure to fill in all the blanks
on the coupon. Clip it and bring
it in person to the Mirror office,
hand it to anyone employed by
the Mirror, or paste it to a pen
ny postal and drop it in the mail
box. Everyone may enter, ex
cept employes and their families
of the Mirror and local Signal
Corps employes and families, if
any.
The coupons will be timed on
receipt and if more than one
names the winning minute the
one received first will be the win
ner. In case of a tie in other
cases (for instance, if two cou
pons were each 2 minutes off the
winning minute in opposite di
rections) the first one received
will win
The editors of the Mirror shall
he sole judges and all decisions
will be final.
Coupons will be received no
later than December 30, 1944,
and if mailed must bear a post
mark on or before that date Re
member, one coupon to a person.
War Bond Entry
(Fill in all bi>t last line)
Month ------
Day
Hour (mark am or pm) -
Minute-—-—
My Name
Address
Received_
Mrs. Gladys Cannon, wife of
“Pat” Cannon of Christy's Bak
ery, returned on the Denali after
a 3-months trip speut in Wash
ington. She visited with her and
Mr. Cannon’s parents in Belling
ham and spent some time in
Seattle.
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Dr. A. Bates Jones, who has
retired after over 40 years of
practice in Alaska and six years
in Kodiak, and Mrs. Jones, left
on the Denali for Washington,
where they plan buying a home
in the vacation district around
Hood’s Canal.
Mrs. Vera Pierce left on the
Denali for a visit in Washington
and Oregon with friends and re
latives and will spend some time
with her mother, Mrs Lillian
Larson, in McMinnville, Ore.
Myrtle Olsen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olsen, left on
the Denali for Spartanburg,
South Carolina, where she is to
be married to Pfc. Elwood Wat
son, who was formerly stationed
at Fort Greely.
Miss Olsen has been employed
at the Island Fountain.
Royal E. Munson, Army car
penter foreman, left Monday by
way of Anchorage for Monte
video, Minn, to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Munson.
He will stop at Olympia, his old
home, to visit Mrs. Munson’s
relatives and friends of the fam
ily, on the way home. He ex
pects to be gone about a month.
Mr. Franklin Brown, from
Seattle arrived on the Denali to
make his home with his daught
er, Mrs. Doris Landin and two
grandchildren Ted and Gary.
Mrs. Landin is on the nurses
staff at the GM hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sargent
left this week for San Francisco
to visit their two daughters.
This will be Mr. Sargent’s first
trip in 12 years and Mrs. Sar
gent’s first in 5 years They ex
pect to be back in a few months.
Mr. Sargent spent several
year’s residence in San Francisco
previously.
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