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Gvery good wish
for your happiness
ot this joyous
Christmas Season
And a sincere thanks for your courtesies in
the past twelve months.
B & B BAR
KNUDSEN’S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
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Mary
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all wish you
A iflrrry (Eljnstmaa
and hope that life for you is
full ot the Better Things
^ Confidentially we think Horluek’s
Ice Creams sold only by us is one of
the better things
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
For Christmas
The Kodiak Public School
Girls’ Choir, under the direction
of Miss Betty Carter, will sing
tomorrow morning at the 11:15
am hour at the Community Bap
tist Church. This service is the
Christmas Worship Service and
both music and sermon are upon
that theme. The Girls’ Chorus
will sing the beautiful selection
“Q Holy Night”, and Rev. G S.
Morony will preach unon the
theme “Christmas Applied in a
Post-War World”.
Always the public is invited to
all services.
Despite 2nd degree burns o«
the chest received from a scald
ing hot pot of coffee, Ronald
Brockman, son of Mrs. Rose
Mi ler, was host at his 5th birth
day party two days later, Dee.
14, at his home.
The young guests enjoyed fa
vors and cake and ice cream and
played games. Present were Beo
ma Blinn, Alice and Johnny Kil
gore, Isabel and Marie Nelson,
Gerald Gundlach, Gerald Chich
enoff, Mike Fitzgerald, Donald
Morrison and Stanley Thor
sheim.
Five years ago the youg host
was the first baby born at the
then newly-opened Griffin Mem
orial hospital,
Miss Nellie Melin was hostess
Dec. 15 at a party honoring the
7th birthday of her daughter,
Sandra Landesman. Guests were:
Jane and Jean Smith, Becky
Smith, Karen Healy, Nancy
Templeton and Marilyn Johns
ton.
Leon Urbach, member of the
draft board at Seward, was sel
ected at Juneau Sunday by
drawing a3 the principal to at
tend ceremonies at Washington,
D.C.,as Alaska representative
| to receive a medal presented by
I President Truman.
Alternates are: M. G. McCain,
[Ketchikan; Joseph F. Krause,
Ketchikan and Merrill Coon, Ko
diak.
Marcus Meyer, local Fish &
Wildlife representative, has been
named by the Rotary Club as
that body’s member of the board
of directors for the proposed
Community Center.
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Mrs. Ruth Rock
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' Announces the ’
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appointment of
Bette JL)e Young
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happy holiday season and for even more
success in the years to come. May your
every dream be realized in the New Year (
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MR. and MRS. H. M. COULSBY
Kodiak Jewelry
Our every thought this Yuleiide is for
those about us whom it has been our privi
lege to serve and those whom we would
like to serve in the future.
Your consideration and regard mean
ouch to us and we are grateful for your
’riendships.
May this be o Christmas never to be
orgotfen+or its happiness and contentment.
Season'si
QreetingsX
PDiflfl UriJii lifif
Tom and cMary Gallagher and staff
Myra, Jim, Jimmy, Jaekie, Nellie, Janet, Marie, Sid,
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