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Pjstpone Style Show
The Service Wives Club
held their regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the USO
The date for the style show
which was to be held June 27
has been postponed to late
August or early September
with plans fur a fall showing
of clothes.
The club will hold a bake
s ale at the Navy Exchange on
the base, Tuesday, the 15th of
June from 9 am to 1 pm. Pro
ceeds are going to help an
orphange girl go to college.
Anyone wishing to donate
something, please have it at
the USO by Monday night.
O'.Thursday, June 17th ai
pot luck supper is to be held
at the USO at 6:30 pm. All
wives are invited to bring a
casserole. The program com
mittee is also working on plans
for a picinic to be held in late
July.
An interesting educational
film from the Moody Institute,
was shown, followed by re
freshments.
Ttn next meeting will be
held June 22nd at 1 pm at the I
USO. Service Wives Club’s
president said,‘‘If you are a
service wife and haven’t ven
tured to come out yet, why
not come next meeting? We
will have a baby sitter for
those with children.”
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The Local Retail Liquor
Dealers Association of Kodiak
attended a meeting at the Elks
Club on Tuesday June 8th to
hear a talk given by James
Neely of Anchorage, the Pres
ident Of the Third Division
Licensed Beverage Association
Inc. to try and enlist the mem
bership of the • local organiza
tion in the Third Division Cor
poration.
The basic objectives of the
Corporation are to have ready
for the next session of the
Territorial Legislatures up
to-date set of laws called the
Model Liquor Legislat:on for
Alaska, and have them scted
on by the Legislative body at
Juneau. Basically this means a
definite improvement in the
relations between the industry
and the public and a general
improvement within the in
dustry itself.
A plan is underfoot to or
ganize each Territorial Legis
lative Division and have rep
resentatives and lobbyists at
the coming session of the
Legislature to indoctrinate the
passage of modern liquor laws
to replace the antiquated laws
that were passed many years
ago.
R. Holmes Johnson (Bob),
after twenty-one years of
schooling, completed his for
mal education this week and
was given his M. D. degree
from the University of Wash
ington. Formerly Bob had re
ceived a B. A. from William
ette University, a B. S. from
the Merchant Marine Academy
at Kings Point, and a M. A.
from the University of Michi
gan.
As soon as the ,‘new Doctor
Johnson’ completed his school
work at Washington U, he and
| his wife Marian, and young
ison Sraig, left for New York
City for his internship at the
| same hospital that, his father
A. Holmes Johnson had taken
his internship thirty years ago
;and the same institution from
which his mother graduated
as a narse.
Doctor Boh is looking for
ward to returning to Kodiak
as soon as his internship is
completed to enter practice
with his father.
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Captain A Crmw Found
Guilty At Ketchlcan ,
Captain Seldor Edwardson
and his five man crew that
were spotted setting their net ]
by the local Fish and Wildlife
Service two days before the
season opened were brought to
trial in Ketchikan, and pled
guilty as charged. The Captain
was fined $400 and each crew
member $200 for the infrac
tion. The trial was held before
U. S. Commissioner K. N.
Davenport in Ketchikan on
June 2nd.
The crew consisted of: Half
ton Reitan, Ketchikan; John
Johnson, Seattle; Matt Eide,
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Ketcnman; mul Arc<tir»
Seattle, who were all assessed
a $200 fine. Their catch consist
ing of $1,993 51 worth of hali.
but was also forfeited.
Hyland Lamphere, 47, from
Milton, Vermont, was arrested
on a Vagrant charge byU.S.
Marshal Dizney and brought
to trial before U. S. Commis
sioner Vokacek on Tuesday
June 8th.
He pled guilty and was sen
tenced to 10 days in the Fed
eral Jail. Lamphere has bee*
arrested several titnes on
drunk and disorderly charges
and is probably better knows
in Kodiak as the “Whirlinj
Dirvish".
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