Patrick Lynch & Co.
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"THE LONGEST BAR
IN ALASKA"
Where they Serve the Beet Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
Tailor Blues
Strictly Made to Measure
$39.00 complete
16 oz. - 18 oz. Serge
HAND FINISHED THHUOUT
SATIN LINED
SERGE RATES CROSS STITCHED
NAME EMBROIDERED
in JUMPER and TROUSERS
FINEST OF TAILORING
write: for samples
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Seattle Headquarters
Ouzinkie News
Sergeant Elliot Paulsen, neph
ew of Miss Rold who is in the
service stationed at Anchorage,
visited here recently at the Mis
sion as the guest of his aunt.
Doris Smith, Edna Torsen
and Betty Anderson, are repre
sentatives of their class for the
student government at Wrangell.
Visitors to Kodiak include
Pete Walkoff and family, Fred
die Chernikoff, Nettie Katelni
koff, John Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Tim Panamarioff, Mary
Pestrikoff, Irene Squartsoff,
Flora Boskofsky, Mike Cherni
koff, Tichon Chernikoff, Peter
Squartsoff, Jr. and Miss Rold.
The Mothers Club of the Mis
sion elected the following officers
for 1945: Mrs Smith, president;
Tim Panamarioff, vice-president;
Mrs. Julian Muller, secretary.
Mrs. Katie Danielson spent
several days visiting her sinter.
Mrs. William Smith and other
relatives. She is returning to her
former home at Uganik.
Walter Shanagin received a
bad cut with an axe on hiH index
finger of his left hand while cut
ting stove wood. Blake Wyman
dressed the wound.
Billy Torsen has been doing
some cleaning and painting in
the nurse’s apartment and clinic
during the past week.
Jean Gregorioff Michell of Af
ngnak arrived on ihe Shuyak
and lias taken up her duties hel| •
mg at the Mission.
Word has been rewived that
the dock of the cannery at Car
mel was destroyed by the move
ment of ice in that area. The
cannery is owned and operated
by the Crimes Packing Co.
Fred Torsen and Philip Katel
nikofT are building a power skiff
for the Grimes Packing Co.
Miss Setzekorn held f\ skin
clinic in school and all suspicious
cases of itch were required to
I take a 3-day treatment.
Students making perfect at
tendance for a month wcr- : Pars
PestrikofT, Maiie ChichenofT, Ar
thur Haakanson. Alice Smith,
George Shanagin, Herman Haak
auson, Eleanor Smith, Alfred
Torsen, Elsa Anderson, Floyd
Anderson, Carol Torsen, Norma
ChichenofT, Betty Smith, Pauline
Torsen, Kathryn ChichenofT
Nila KatelnikofT, David Pestrik
off and Carl Smith
Students of the upper Grade
room have made plans for a
school Victory garden.—Cour
tesy Ouziukie News
Appointed
Juneau—Marshall Crutcher,
Ketchikan accountant, ha« been
appointed to the lerritorial
hoard of accountants by Gover
nor Gruening The appointment
recpiires approval by the legisla
ture.
Mr. Crutcher is temporarily
at Kodiak to conduct business of
his office and audit the cit >
books.
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