Henry Wollf, cabinet maker,
left recently for Naknik for the
ftsbiog season.
Mrs. Wilton White left by
plane this week for Anchorage to
visit her husband who is station
ed in the Army there. It is her
first trip to the mainland.
Mrs. Gladys McFarlin has
been added to the staff of the
Kodiak Mirror.
Robert Johnson, son of Dr.
8nd Mrs.A. Holmes Johnson, has
completed his first year at
Willamette University in Oregon
and is expected home the mid
dle of this month.
Members of thn classes of
PYeshmen, Sophomore and
Juniors, with a group of Boy
Scouts, enjoyed a swimming
party and picnic lunch at Mis
sion lake last week.
Five passengers for Kodiak
were reported for a recent in
coming vessel by Alaska Steam
ship company. They were: John
Rath, owner of the Kodiak Re
creation parlor; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert A. Kester, Phyllis Sher
man and Ellis E. Cummings.
Outgoing passengers from
Kodiak reported by Alaska
Steamship company included
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Beatty,
Chas. Coyne and George Pearce,
who left for Port Williams to
work for the Washington Fish
& Oyster eompany.
j Mrs. Verna Abston is now em
ployed at the Island fountain.
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COMIN’ & GOIN’
Raymond Martin, local man
ager, Alaska Star Air Lines,
reported the following reoent
passengers:
INCOMING:
Anita Tonuhunt, Major War
dell, Mrs. Wm. L. Redford,
Clyde Galbraith, Doris Graham,
Fred Deveau, Mr. and Mrs.H.A.
Johnson, Sgt.II. D. Leroy, O. P.
Floe, Mrs. Raymond Dubois,
Zelda Odekirk, D. I. Smith,
Capt. John Craig, Irene Shipley.
OUTGOING:
Peter McCartin, Henry
Wollf, Leona Smith, Shirley
Goodwin, Louise Miller, Eliza
beth Nichols, Mrs, Wilton White,
Mrs. Anne Whalley, Clark Ode
kirk, Jean Mason, Jack Nelson,
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Gladys
Jones.
The following business houses
of Kodiak are
FAIR TO ORGANIZED LABOR
BERT’S DRUG STORE
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
ISLAND FOUNTAIN
ISLAND GRILL
DELL’S CAFE
HELEN’S EAT SHOP
VICTORY CAFE
BELMONT CAFE
LOG WAFFLE SHOPPE
JERRY’S PLACE
MODEL CAFE
BELMONT BAR
SHIP’S TAVERN
MECCA BAR
TONY’S TAVERN
SIS’S PLACE
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KODIAK
fteCKCATION PARLOR
John Raft, Owner
POOL CARDS
CANDIES TOBACCOS
MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS1
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Mrs. Mable Irene McCoy, of
Los Angeles, mother of Jean
Andrews, an entertainer in
Kodiak and mother of Private
James R. Andrews, of the Sec
ond Airwing headquaters squad
ron, has joined the WAACs.
Mrs. McCoy was in lucted into
the service by Captain Emily M.
Hathaway, executive officer for
the Southern California area of
the Women’s Army.
At the Rotary luncheon Tues
day Merrill Coon, chairman of
the playground committee re
ported that he had contacted
the city council and that they
approved of school playground
changes and would cooperate in
any way in the project.
Ray Martin reported that
he had been told that because
of the conditions of war that
the Army would not he able to
join the city in a Fourth of July
celebration, and the club recom
mended the plans be undertaken
by the club for an observanee of
the holiday here.
Recent outgoing passengers
w ere Barney Gabrielson to Port
Vita and Ernest Danielson to
Seldovia.
The regular meeting of the
city council will be held Mon
day, June 14, at 8 pm at the
city hall.
OFFICER & ENLISTED MEN
SUPPLIES
Field Caps Garrison Caps
Insignias Chevrons
O.D. Shirts O.D. Slacks
Khakis
AT THE
The Men’s Store
AFs Chicken Inn
on the Mission Highway
Fun and Frolic!
FLOOR SHOWS 7:15 & 10:15
— FEATURING —
Lillian Walker, Alicia Leigh
Sue Scranton
Chicken Dinners
Steak Dinners
Italian Spaghetti
KODIAK MERCANTILE CO.
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J- A. ( Tim) TZrophy, Manager