Kodiak Diary
(continued from Dace 3)
The Associated Press office in
Seattle, which handles the JP
press wires for the Mirror and
other papers in Alaska, will re
ceive a first flash on the end of
the war with Germany. Then
they will transmit it immediate
ly to us. The filing time on the
wire A* sends us will be the win
ning time in this contest.
Be sure to fill in all the blanks
on the coupon. Clip it and bring
it in person to the Mirror office,
hand it to anyone employed by
the Mirror, or paste it to a pen
ny postal and drop it in the mail
box. Everyone may enter, ex
cept employes and their families
of the Mirror and local Signal
Corps employes and families, if
any.
The coupons will be timed on
receipt and if more than one
names the winning minute the
one received first will be tne win
Dinner Nook
is now open for business
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LUNCH
Served from 11 am to 2 pm
DINNER
Served from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Try our
Chicken & Roast Dinners
A SPECIALTY
Amanda Price
Eula Sperling
TH e:
“Home of Hospitality '
in Kodiak
BELMONT BAR
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
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Kodiak Jewelry
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JEWELRY Sc WATCHES
^atch and Jewelry repairing
ner. Jn case of a tie in other
cases (for instance, if two cou
pons were each 2 minutes off the
winning minute in opposite di
rections) the first one received
will win
The editors of the Mirror shall
be sole judges and all decisions
will be final.
The $25 War Bond is waiting,
so do it now. Theie is one fur
ther restriction. If the war with
Germany is over before this issue
appears and first coupons are re
ceived the contest is off!
Coupons will be received no
later than December 30, 1944,
and if mailed must bear a post
mark on or before that date Re
member, one coupon to a person
and hasten up.
War Bond Entry
' (Fill in all but last line)
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! Day ---
Hour (mark am or pm) -
Minute —
My Name --
Address
Received
Hear Talk
Capt. F. H. Hurst, Army In
telligence, Fort Greely, and Jack
Hayes, of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation, were guests at the
Rotary luncheon Tuesday.
Official greetings were receiv
j ed by new membeis H. R. Siver,
Railway Express agent, and Lor
an Whittington, meat market
operator
Lawrence K. Wodlinger, drug
gist, gave a classification talk on
his business, telling of his ex
periences as an apprentice drug
gist in Canada, of his training
for a college degree, and of later '
experiences operating drugstores *
in the Pacific Northwest and at *
Kodiak. The classification talk 1
was one of a series given by *
members on their own occupa- 1
tons. . \
Miss Christine Oslin has re
sumed her position as nurses’
superintendent at the GM hospi
tal after spending the summer
at Kadiak Fisheries at Port Bai
ley. |
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• 3 1-4 x 4 1-4 CUT FILM
• VISIBLE DODGERS
• VARIABLE VIGNETTERS
• G. E. PHOTO DATA BOOKS
• X-ACTO KNIFE SETS
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