Victory Cafe
Open till t am Daily
DINING ROOM
LUNCHEON 11 to 2 DINNER 5 to 1
BANQUET BOOM
Available for Private Parties
TH e:
FISHERMAN'S
AND
SEAMAN’S
HEADQUARTERS
" You are cAll&ays Welcome Here ”
SHIP’S TAVERN
Jim Pierce, Owner
'We are equipped to handle all kinds of
BULLDOZING
ROCK WORK
Bids or Hour Work
Aay Job
We can also handle your gravel hauling
LET US FIGURE YOUR JOB
CHASE 6 TOLBERT
Patrick Lynch & Co.
GENERAL TRANSFER BUSINESS
* Freight
* Baggage
* Storage
* General Contracting
* Oil Delivery
(formerly Blinn’s PooIJHall)
POOL
TOBACCO
Drinks of All Kinds
ca or Wakefield
is transferred
Public Relations Office, aPO
987, Seattle (Special) — Major
. Jan.es H Wakefield, TC, Port
ji n iuander and Assistant Sup
erintendent, Army Transport
Servce, at APO 987 since April
5, 1943, has been transferred to
Nenana and Galena, where he
wi I be in charge of river opera
tions during the summer months
Major Wakefield was born at |
KodiaK.
Instrumental in setting up and
supervising the APO 987 dock
operations that funnel supplies
to inland Alaska and the Aleu
tian chain, Major Wakefield
came by experience from many
years of civilian life spent in
ship and dock operations. Before
entering the Army in March,
1943, he was cannery superin
tendent in Port Wakefield, Alas
ka.
Major Wakefield’s wife lives
at 332 N. 79th Street, Seattle,
with their daughter, Margaret.
His son, J. H. Wakefield, Jr., is
a warrant officer in the Navy.
/
Mrs. R. V. Loughead, and son
Robert, of Seward, arrived here
by plane via Anchorage
and i3 visiting her sister, Mrs
Harry Norton, and renewing old
friendships
The Lougheads formerly lived
here where Mr. Longhead, better
known as "Vic”, was well-known
as a contractor who built many
of the town’s leading structures
during the boom. He was also
I city fire chief for a time.
Chris Oslin, former GM hosp
ital nurse and more recently em
ployed by the Army, left via Al
aska Steamship recently for Port
Bailey, where she will be employ
ed as cannery nurse
Mrs. Shirly Ross, local draft
board clerk, left recently for
Spokane, on a leave of absence
Her husband, Pvt. Marshall
Ross, who is stationed in Texas,
will join her somewhere in the
States. She expects to be gone a
couple of months.
Mrs. Mary Root, assistant
clerk, will manage the draft office
during the absence of Mrs. Ross.
Guests at the Rotary luncheon
were Don Foster, Keith Roberts,
Lt. Comdr. A. F. Huntington,
Lt. Comdr. C. W. Barber and
Lt. O. E. Freedman.
"HARVEY'S
17
Plumbing-Heating
Oil Burners
Plumbing Fixtures
Water & Sewer Pipe
Fittings Valves
Water Tanks
C. H. GUNDLACH
250 Alder Lane
FOR A GOOD TIMS...
ALL THE TIME..
and a
DINNER YOU'LL ENJOY
... where else but the
Club Montmartre
"All Diinks a Specialty”
Open Daily: 6 pin till 2 am — SAT. A SUN.: 4 pm till 2 am
CLOSED TUESDAYS
"Service cMen s Headquarters”
clubmqijORstore
Ray Martin ™ ■ Owner
1 our Shopping Center
for
SOFT DRINKS
WINES- •
LIQUORS
£—-BEERS
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OPERATING
CLUB LIQUOR STORE TAXI
AGENT
ALASKA AIRLINES, INC.
KODIAK MILE CD.
CARL W. RAJ OMAN
Boat Supplies
Life preservers
Steering wheels
Compasses
Blocks
Shackles
Turnbuckles
Rowlocks
Water pumps
Shaft coupling
Cleats
Hanger bolts
Stoves
Boat hooks Fog horns
Bilge pumps
Oil cans
Cocoa matts
Seine needles
Oilers
Gloves
Copper paint
RADIO repair & parts
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