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NEWS-FEMININE-VIEWS
Couple Wed
In Home Rites
Jeanette Thorsteinson and
Milton Earl Harrison, attended
ay Dorothy Campbell and John
C Halliday, were united in mar
riage Saturday evening, March
20,at the Glen Burnett residence.
£tev. Gregory S. Morony, «f the
Community Baptist church, per
formed the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison plan
to make their home in this city
where the brideeroom is em
ployed.
Mr. aud Mrs. Max Peabody
were pleasantly surprised Mon
day evening, at their home on
Mission road, by a number of
friends who gathered to help
flhera celebrate their second wed
ding anniversary.
At the close of the very enjoy
able evening the honored couple
were presented with a large dec
orated cake with the inscription
“Coneratulations, Max & Jean”.
Guests were Mr and Mrs. Glen
Banks, Mr. and Mrs. .Stan Rek
dahl, Mrs. Lillian Anton, Roy
Scranton and T. T Jackson.
Richard and Jimmy Heglin,,
Ronnie Brockman, Victor Tyler,
•Betty and Jimmy Tolbert and
Gail Blankenburg were guests
Wednesday of J mmy Eaton, son
«f Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eaton,
on the occasion of Jimmy’s 4th
birthday
Games were played and ice
riream and cake were served.
New automobiles arrived re
cently for the following: Otis Den
smore, W E. Falconer, Maurice
Gunderson, R. J. Reynolds and
Martin Jensen.
R.. M. Chamberlain has return
ed to his post as supintendent
at the Baptist Mission after a
week’s illness.
TO OUR
CUSTOMERS
l^emember ... ^
We need at least two (2) ^
days notice for
Good Service \
THOMPSON’S
TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Mgr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Benes stop
ped in Kodiak this week en route
to the Kupreanoff Lumber com
pany operated by Harry Howe
on Kupreanoff straits, where
Mr. Benes will be employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Benes were the
sole passengers on a recent ship
from Seattle.
Mrs. Ooulsey, employed at
the Cub. was confined to her
home Sunday on account of ill
ness
A number of loc-tl residents
enjoyed a skating party at Is
land lake Sunday and reported
good ice conditions.
OF THE WEEK
Swiss Steak
Contributed by
Mrs. Gladys E Cannon
2 lbs. round or chuck steak
1-2 cup flour
2 teasp. salt
1-2 ” pepper
1-2 ” dry mustard or 2 of
grated horse-radish
3 Tablsp. fat, meited
1 small onion, chopped
1 1-2 cups hot water
Have steak cut 1 1-2 to 2 in
ches thick. Mix flour, salt and
pepper and rub into steak. Brown
steak on both sides in hot fat,
spread top with mustard or
horse-radish, sprinkle with on
ion and add water. Cover and
simmer over low heat until tend
er, or bake in a moderate oven
(350 degrees! for 1 to 1 1-2 hours
till tender. Serves 4.
Work on alteration ol' the
addition to Bert's Drug store in
the space formerly occupied by
the recently closed Kodiak Ca-h
Market, was started this week
under the direction of John Steff
gen. Harvey W. Edwards is in
charge of the painting
Shelves are being rebuilt for a
more extensive display of stock,
and Frank Hermann, owner,
said a feature of the addition
would be an enlarged magazine
display rack.
Next Saturday, April 3, is the
last day foi landlords to file renf
forms at the local OHA office.
Necessary blanks and inform
ation if procurable from Mrs.
Juanita Savoy, OPA clerk.
Kodiak Plumbing
&
Sheet Metal Works
Complete Sheet Metal Shop
Latest Machinery
All Our Work Guaranteed
1
5
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Wm. P. Smith, Owner
l ocated at Kraft's Dock
COMIN’ & GOIN
Forest G. Ayers local man
ager, Alaska Star Air Lines,
I reported the following recent
j passengers:
Outgoing:
Alfred J. Opland, T. Michael
son, Ered J. Bunnell, O. D.
Meadows, Noel Wennblom. D.
j S. Wescott, Jean Kirby, Jerald
i Williams, Norman Oie. Nan
Holt, Glen Robinson, Rose Mar
tin, Win Erwin Jr., Paul S.
Waber, Ross E. Kimball, Bar
bara Gomez, Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent Speer, Dillard D. Har
per, Mr. and Mrs. S. Allred^
Sybil Joyce, Lt. A. J. Gardner,
Cles Janes, Ralph Olgethorpe,
Peggy Turner.
I M. C Anderson. Cieo Jones
Dee Ann Grimes, Mrs. Bill Poole
Clark Andreson
Incoming:
I. M. C. Anderson, H. S. Hen
derson Win Erwin, Jr , Clark
Andreson.
W Rhoades, Melville Whit
man, Wm. Ryan, G. Gibson,
W. R. Beall, Judy Benson, Col
John Farley, E L. Minnis.
The Rotary Club, at its
luncheon Tuesday, voted to give
$75 for the purchase of Alaska
books for the library of the
Nellie Er:-kine room, operated
by the Red Cross, at the Fort
Greely hospital. An additional
$75 was donated to Rotary In
ternational, to be used in a fund
for post war development.
Wesley Rhoades, owner of
Rhoades furniture company re
turned by plane recently after a
buying and pleasure trip to the
States. He reported that there
wasn't much pleasure in it, with
congested travel conditions and
difficulty in obtaining accomod
ations. He visited in Seattle,
Portland and Yakima.
WAR COSTS MONEY!
Give our boys
the tanks required
to win—
Buy U. S. DEFENSE
BONDS ★ STAMPS
FINNISH STEAM BATH
BARBER SHOP
Private rooms for ladies
& families
Swedish & Electrical
massage
College graduate masseur
HOURS: 12 to 11p.m.
Sat. & Sun.: All day
Barber shop open everyday
“Take steam baths and
feel like a million”
Located back of
Co«a Cola Bottling Works
vlODEST MAIDENS
TrM B4cktmd U. B. FtUal Oflk*
TV APTe*,um
“7 maybe Kathy’s getting rather large
to shank!"
KODIAK LIBRARY
Chilkat Blanket & Moccasins
Souvenir Pillow Tops - Native Baskets
IMPORTED
English & Meerschaum Pipes
Jap Hunting Licenses
H i—0
new books now here
Parcel Checking — 25c
Open 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.—Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
For your eating pleasure . .
MODEL CAFE
(formerly Rosser’s Cafe)
miKE TUTSELAS, Owner
CAMERA CASES
CAMERA
ACCESSORIES
FILMS-AU KINDS
Portraits - - - Film Developing
and Printing
PHOTO ALBUMS
LOOSE LEAF
FILLERS
Copying of old pictures
and documents
HELSEL PHOTO CO.