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Kodiak Comm Baity
r Fund Campaign)
ued from last week)
Harry Lind
ier McElwain, Charles
onald, Mr. & Mrs. J. T
Rev. John Marshall.
Miller, Joe Mulqueen,
[ip, Marie Olsen, Chester
, Mrs. Bertha Pratt, Ei
sr, Jim Garreute, Mrs
jgorioff, Derotby Haag
lert Heglin, Margaret
r. A Mrs K. Jankel, S.
Ion, Hans ReemaD, Mrs
4rs. V. W. Root, Ed
indstrom, Charles M,
Cliff Stevens, Fred
5, John Thevik, Una's
W. Wallace, Charles J.
g, Mr. & Mrs. Ray
ars Panamaroff, Peter
ce Station, Al Pickett,
Its. Eugene Lightfoot,
■ Ben Gregorioff, Beverly
a, Ragner Hansen, Joe
Jr., John R. Hjelmer,
3n, E. G. Jones, Nora
, Vincent Root, Bertha
Mrs. S. H. Sears, E. W.
W. W. Stone, Walter
Jon Thomson, Harry F.
Mrs. Bessie Wallin,
Pbite, Mrs. J. M. Zieba
I
Mrs D. Berkley, Paul
, M. Pace j
intcn, Ruth Dean, Mr. &j
II Bond, A. Givena
ie Day, Flavia Hansen,
ramer, Bonnie McPeak
iteson, Miss Rose Grazi
rgo lister, Estrlle Mar*
Muehlberger
Anderson, Bob Boyd, 0.
bell, J. H Dobrin, T. J.
d Higgins, Mrs. T, T.
Mrs. Homer Lightfoot,
deman, M A. McKean,
sie M Kelson, Val Mor
. C. Ilaukauf, Joy Wade,
nderson, Walter Boyd,
Chaffin. Fred Eldridge,
idley, R L Inman, Har
r, Mrs Harry Lindgren,
rcky.S. Neuwissen, B.
ty, W. S. Mosen, Mrs.
Ted Wiley
John McDonald
Blanc, Tim Chernoff, Jr ,
inagner, Paul Krueger
alderett, Nick Pavloff
aak, Mrs. 0. Spinharney,
Brickell, Mr Cox, Mil
uff, Mrs Sven Mahle,
Naughton, T. L. Payne,
drs. Silverman, Donnie
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Ray
i, L. R. Hughes, Mrs.
litehell, Jackie Nelson,
A Plews, D. C. Snyder,
am Shoppe
lames, D. C Short
Novikoff
! Mosby
ise ot installation of new
i and other repairs at
ory cafe the Rotary club
met Tuesday in the Blue Room
of the base civilian restaurant.
Nathan Taylor, A. J. Collins
and Marshall Crutcher were
guests.
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| Red Cross
Date Given
The date of the annual Red
Cross campaign in Kodiak has
been set for month ef April, L.
K. Wodlinger, chapter chairman,
an noun sad today.
During the week of April 21—
26 a canvass, under the direction
' of Mrs. Merrill Coon, roll call
| chairman, will be made of the
j homes and business bouses.
I During the month voluntary
contributions may be left at the
Bank of Kodiak.
Kodiak's part in the national
goal of 60 million dollars will he
$2500, Mr Wodlinger stated.
The goal has been set as the
minimum for continuing Red
Cross work with overseas mili
tary personnel and veterans, and
in the usual functions of disaster
relief at home and abroad.
Couple United
On Monday
The Bubendorf residence on
Mission road was the boom on
Monday, March 24, at 5:30,of
the marriage of Mrs. Jo Bullard,
daughter of Mrs. Nelle Horton,
of Santa Barbara, Calif., and
Mr. Clifford Cooper, of this city
U. S. Commissioner G. W. Bu
bendorf read the ceremony and
Mrs. Rachel Rogers and Mr
Heniy Strom were the atten
dants.
At the Beacheoinbern the
same evening a wedding reeep
tion was held fer about 50 guests
with the traditional wedding
cake and opening of gifts.
Mr. Cooper is manager of To
ny’s Tavern, and the couple will
make their home at the Taylor
apartments
NOTICE
The Double Rich Doughnut
Shop, closed for improvements
and building alterations, is
now open, offering ohoiee breads
and your favorite pastries.
Harry Ludbrook
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.45 lb.
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LARGE SIZE
BEEF STEW
2 lb. .75
T-Bones
Round
Sirloin
Rib
as available
STEAKS
.65 lb.
Cut from the Best Meat Bur Money Can Buy
Orange Juice
Size 2
.20
can
Fresh Oranges j
.65 doz.
Kraft Cheese
Spread
•25 Tumblers
Dill Pickles
1.50 gallon jar
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