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JdrgeB Fredrkfesoa, Owner
Knudsen’s At Kodiak
Though it’s cold and iuy out today,
(Well, a* we write it freezes)
HORLUCK’S ICE CREXM is the thing—
Iu any elinae it pleases.
P. S. Be sure to stop in for your 1947
Candid Calan far—They’ve artived.
Knudsen’s
Kodiak Fountain
“Next to the Largest Store in Town’*
f me Economics
11 om Better
! -op to* lot of donated mb'>i
l» |ii< ject on the home economic*
| room »t the high school has been
1 accomplished to make working
conditions some better, Mrs
Georgya Ellis, teacher reports.
Tlie project was moving the
chimney and 2 cook stoves to
on* *rti| to achieve moie room.
Hi hi ting ic Octobe of 1°46,
Ole Johnson, Eugene ligbtfoot
and Vic Ellis plus 3 fellows from
th > ase moved the paitit'ou
between the former “hop room
and home “ee" room and changed
the hghting
H iro'd Cotibey, Morris Han
sen and the biology class 'ook
iout 3 windows. Mr < oulsey put
part of the wallhowd on and
Noim Sutliff and Bud Owen
finished it.
Murry Fields, student, eut
one of the stove pipe holes ia the
building.
Harvey Gandlaeh cleaned and
repaired the original cook stoves,
laid oil lines and adjusted the
stoves several times Wes Rhoades
gave us the stove pipe and draft.
Trouble began after moving
the stoves as a down draft devel
oped that still continue* when a
north wind blows. Helping to
solve this problem were Mr.
Heitman, Chris Anderson, Arch
ie Nelson, Donnie Fenner, Bus
ter Jones, John Holland, Herbie
Heglin, Billie Anderson, Harold
Naughton, and Bot> Magnuaen
Bob Lear is drafting plans for a
new room.
Art Kiser eolleeted money for
new equipment ; electric stoves,
small double sinks, tables, sew
ing machines and other planned
purchases
Plans now are t# try te obtain
the equipment tn he installed
before the start of the next fall
terna of scheal
Anyone knowing tha whntea
bouts of Hoary ira Soett, form
erly of Oregon, plea*e oontaot
U. E. Hanlon, Lloyd building,
Sea' tie 1, Wash.
Soot t was supposed to have
wnkedat Kodiak in the war
yo»r6, would be about 52 years
old
The city is submitting a re
fuse’ to ihe Land Office at Jun
eau lor Bloeks 25, 2b and 27, in
the Ea?t Addition, for futon
eemetery use.
The East Addition is located
out N Brooklyn avenue, and j
eeataine the new playground
area and proposed school area.
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