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K ATM A I POST NO. 7056
- VFW Club -
Veteran Members & Ladies Auxiliary
Don’t forget
Nexf Tuesday July 1st
is your Post Meeting night
Come on out and have a good time!
| PLACE V.F.W. Club
} TIME: 7 o'clock
| PROGRAM: Pot Luck Dinner
Post Meeting
Talk by Lt. (jg) R. Willet USNR
who will discuss Naval Reserve
Activities in this Naval District
Moving Pictures of Hawaii
by - Larry Hazlett
BINGO! DANCING!
NOTICE: The Activities that were planned for
the 5th ol July have been cancelled and
will be held on Labor Day instead.
Knudsen’s
Jot:—
FISHING TACKLE
ALASKA GIFT ITEMS
Fifty-Two Pictures of Kodiak
$1.25
PLAYING CARDS
ICE CREAM
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I Knudsen’s
“Next to the Largest Store in Town”
.. . and about the longest
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$1 Raffle Tickets $1
on sale at the
DRUG STORES
for the
PLAYGROUND FUND
PRIZES:
# 1947 FORD SEDAN
0 Outboard Motor
# Electric Range
# Electric Mangle
# Savings Bond
# A Round-trip Airplane
Ticket to Seattle
We will sell you from ONE to a HUNDRED!
Shop the Drug Stores
For That Long Permanent
gives a successful, soft wave without -cutting
For That Short Permanent
gives a crisp, cool, form-fittiug hairdress
It’s HELEN CUftTIS COLD WAVES
'Various Methods Machineless also Given
Della's Beauty Cabin
Facials Sun Treatments
'Battle Creek Inducing Treatments
CLOSER SUNDAYS — EVEVINGS by Appointments
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Have you seen our LOW PRICED
Paper Drapes
Painting & Photo Tinting Sets
Artist Brushes & Oil Paints?
• RADIO REPAIRING NOW DONE #
at your
kodiak Variety store
"See your Variety Store FIRS'! ”
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ASK FOR BEAUTIFUL WESTERN VIEWS
CMect-a-Sct No Charge
CLARK’S GARAGE
GOODYEAR
TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES
QUALITY PARTS - SAFETY GLASS
DODGE PLYMOUTH
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Aieut Graduates
From West Point
Portland—Kenneth Hatch, 25,
of Florence Ore , was the first
native Aleut to be graduated
from the U. S, Military Acad
emy at West Point this month.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Hatch, formaly weie in
A'aska,he working for the Indian
Bureau while she taught school.
Young Hatch received his ap
poinreent to West Point while
seiving in the rankp in the Army
He is commissioned a second
lieutenant in the eorps of Engin
eers.
Fireworks Ordinance
Will Be Enforced
The city ordinance prohibiting
the sale of fireworks in the oity |
of Kodiak will be strictly enforc-,
ed this year, it was announced
today by the city police commit
tee
The ordinance was followed
before the war and during the
war no fireworks were available,
but last year some began to ap
pear and many injuries and
much annoyance was reported.
The restrictior was originally
placed because of the fire hazard.
The big display of special fire
works for the midnight of the 4
th of July, due on the Denali,
will be shot off on Near island.
Dr. C. C Bailey, who sub
stituted for Dr. Johnson during
the latter's trip to the stales left
on Monday’s plane to contin
ue his combined vacation w< rk
iog tour of Alaska.
He is going to Fairbanks next
and make a cide river i rip on
the Nenana and Yukon by small
boat.
Kay Wade, son of Mr. and
Mrs Ken Wade, left on Wednes
day’s plane to join Dr Bailey on
the boat trip.
Mrs. Betty Metzgar is plan
ning on closing her dress stop
about the middle of August, the
announced this week. She is go
ing to resume teaching in the lo
cal school this fall.
II G. Bryan, Alaska represent
ative of the REA, left bv plane
Monday for Naknek, Dilling
ham, and Homer He expects to
be back to Kodiak in about a
month
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♦ Machineless
♦ M a c h i n u
& Other Beauty Specialties
RITA’S
BEAUTY PARLOR.
(Formerly Horsraan’s)
10 to 6:30 — Evenings by
Appointment