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There is Always One
Among all products there is always one that leads
in public esteem. Only unfailing and unvarying
quality can build such leadership. Among beers—
"in the west it’s Rainier.” Always ask for it by
name.
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T wn Topics
■ raxi business license wits
tra i' -red this week from Hen
ry Mnl'oran to O. T. Mulqueen
About 11200 in old juke box
licenses, that accrued under an
old ordinance that is no longer in
effect, will be written off the city
books as a loss as the result of
counc 1 action this week.
An application of Belmont W.
McCormick, on the police force
at Juneau, for a position as pat
rolman on Kodiak’s force was ac
cepted at the council meeting
this week. He did police work in
the Army before going to Ju
neau.
The Women’s Society meets
in the social room of the Com
munity Baptist church on Thurs
day, June 13, at 2 pm.
All women of the community
are invited to attend. Mrs. Har
old Pratt is program Aairman
for the day. Several will give
sketches of the lives of great
missionaries.
Harold Naughton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Naughton, who
is in the Navy stationed at the
local base, is slated to get out of,
the service in July.
Harvey Edwards, house and
sign painter, who says he “wants
to get away from the paint for
awhile”, and Mrs. Edwards, left
Wednesday for Uyak bay, where
they will speud a couple months
at the Claude Alexander home.
Mr. Edwards said he might do
' a little fishing.
Mrs Lee Bjelmur has accept
ed employment at the Kodiak
fountain. Mr. Hjelmur is work
ing at a saltery this summer.
Mies Joan Terry, primary
teacher in the local sohool, is
working in Kraft’s dry goods de
partment during her vacation.
Carrie Hayter is employed at
Jack’s cafe at the Belmont. Mrs.
Hayter has been at the Kodiak
Florists since her return in April
from Valdez where she visited
her mother.
Carl Pajoman, of the KoJiak
Mercantile Co., left by PNA this
week for Seattle, where he plans
to spend the summer with his
family and perhaps take a trip to
California.
Tom Machand, recently rnana*
ger of the Pinch Jewelry, will be
in charge of the store. Mrs. June
Wilson is working part time as
as bookkeeper.
The Victory Ship Bozeman
departed Saturday morning after
discharging 28 cows for Bell’s
dairy. The first Victory ship to
call here, it was on its ;way to
Bristol Bay with cannery sup
plies.
Mr. and Mrs. Bell returned
Wednesday on the Denali.
Mrs. Lucy Gregorioff and fam
ily moved Saturday into the res
idence of Mrs. Allie (Morrison)
Sanders.
AT) N T I 0 N !! !
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Boat Wiring
• Starter & Generator Repair
• Marine Radio &
Instrument Repair
• Electric Motor Re
winding
— ALSO —
• CONTRACT HOUSE WIRING
• ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAIR
(BACK of FORMER PINCH STORE)
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