CAnother BIG one from 20th CENTURY-FOX
JOHN MAUREEN WILLIAM
PAYNE O’HARA BENDIX
in I
Sentimental Journey
*with Sir Cedric Hardwicke Glenn Lankan Mischa Auer
Kurt Kreuger Trudy Marshall Ruth Nelson
and presenting CONNIE MARSHALL,
Directed by Walter Iang Produced by Walter Morosco
20th CEN1UR Y-FOX picture
MON.
THE THEATRE THAT’S FIRST
Classifieds
OR SAT-13—Completely fnrn
jehed house. Shelikoff highway.
A.F. Culbertson, NOB Fire
Dept
OR SALE—John Steffgen pro
perty on Tagura Road
Inquire Bai k or Kodiak.
OR SALE—Homer Cafe. Only
cafe in town Owner must
leave due to illies. Doing a
good business. Write Homer,
Alaska. 4-5-c
OR SAT E—33 ft Sport Cruiser
"Sea Prince’’ Also 15 ft runa
bouc with 22 HP Johnson mo
tor See “Cap” Johnson, Box
205, Kodiak 4—12
OR SALE—3-room furnished
house on view lot close in.
Inquire Bank of Kodiak.
OR SAI E—Moving to Base
April 2, still have 3 rollaway
beds with mattresses, mirrors,
tabmets, etc to sell before
leaving. Mabel Millar’s Tailor
ing shop—Upstairs next door
to Polar Bear. New address
will be NOB—PWD.
OR SALE—Miscellaneous
hooseh Id ai tides, including
drapery material, lamps tab
les etc Mrs William Fiame,
sear Ban of Kodiak.
OR SALE — Fire brick. Dozen
or less 25 cents each, lower
price in quantities. Frontier
Book & Gift Shop.
OR RENT—Desirable office
souee in center of town; living
quarters included. Write Box
158. tf
Ts SPRING—And we have
Strawberry Shortcakes! (65
eeDts) l uscious fiesh frozen
berries heaped on fresh sponge
eake, topped with rich freshly
frozen ice cream. Have one
today! The Island Fountain.
PhlNG THINGS!—Easter
Sunday suits! Crisp, co'orful
Cottons! Lovely Maternity,
Dresses! At. the Silk Dress
Shop. (Free Nylons )
SN JOY—Your reading. We
have a complete assor tment of
reading glasses Comfortable
& economical.
Bert’s Drug store.
LOST—2 keys on chain, please
return to Kodiak Mirror
BANANAS—Whole ones, go in
to our big super-duper Banana
Sphts! Plus 3 flavors in ice
cream and toppings to make
the Biggest & Best Fountain
dish you ever ate. Just 65
cents & available now at the
Island Fountain.
FILM SERVICE—Rolls of 120,
620 developed & printed, 55
cents. Better—Cheaper—Fast
er. Norman Photo Shop.
Notice
Cooperation of water users is
asked in not running water un
necessarily so the equalization
tank will fill.
Many users are allowing water
to run to orevent freezing
when that danger is clearly past.'
The 100,000 gallon equaliza
tion tank now has less than 2
feet of water in it due to exces
sive runoff even during the
night
' It is extremely important
that the tank be filled for fire
. protection.
Your cooperation in conserv
i ing water will be greatly appre
1 dated.
R V ‘■Rockwell
Utilities Superintendent
Th*» April meeting of the board
of directors of the Kodiak Com
munity Cpnter wifl be held at
the Center Thursday evening at
7:30 o’clock.
An important meeting of the
Center's Program Council will
be held Monday evening at 7.30
o’clock
(
Go To Church
Sunday, March 30
Palm Sunday Service; Dedica
tion of infan'8.
Sermon “ Blessed Is He’' by
Rev G’en L. Chandler
Special music—The Holy City
by the Choir; Hosanna by the
children’s chorus; The Palms,
Mrs Sutliff.
Thursday, April 3
Last Supper Evening; Sound
film, “Journey Into Faith”—Fel
lowsh p of the Lord’s Supper.
For you for me—choir; In
Remembrance of Me—choir;
There is a Green Hi/1—Mrs. P.
J. Wa^kinson
Easte' Sunday, April 6
Ordinance of Baptism; Sermon
“Eternal Triumph”
Song of Eastertide and Lilies
of the Garden by the choir
Sentimental Journey
Heart Warming Hit
Acclaimed as one of the most
unusual and heart-warming
screen entertainments ever film
ed, ‘Sentimental Journpy ” the
new 20th Century Fox hit star
ring John Payne, Maureen O’
Hara and William Bendix, anc
featuring the sensationui nine
year-old Connie Marshal, opens
at 2:30 pm Sunday at the I.yrii
Theatre.
Romantically teamed with
John Payne i- Maureen O’Hara
one of the screen’s busiest act
re«ses (two major studios share
her contiact). William Bendix
a9 usual is thoroughly entertain
ing as Payne’s pal
A marriage licence wa issued
this week to Malcolm McDonald
son of Mrs. Una Hansen, and
Alice Madsen, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Charles Madsen.
The couple are to be married
Sunday at the Community Bap
tist chureh.
Hospital News
Twin daughters were born to
S. S. Arthur B and Mrs. Eileen
Binkley on Monday,. March 24.
Linda Eileen, weighing 7 lba. 3
oz arrived first, followed very
shortly by Kathleen Susan,
weight 6 lbs 12 oz These are
the first twins born at the hospi
tal since 1942.
A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Arlo Andrew Shields on
March 18, weighing 8 loe. The
child will be named Steven El
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chute
are the parents of a son, born on
the 18th, weight 8 lbs 2 oz. The
child will be called Roy William.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Glisan
announce the birth of their son,
Richard Clark Glisan on March
16. The boy weighed 7 lbs. 14
and a half oz.
The current flu epidemic has
brought the following to the
hospi a!: Ruth Chase, 10j Thur
ston Jackson, William Wheeldon,
Eugene Erwin, Miss Olga Erick
son, Missionary from Keoei and
Ralph Walkoff from the Kodiak
Baptist Mission, Marcia Folsom,
Reverend William J. Stone and
Mrs Pat Cannon Other patients
admitted for medical treatment
weie Mrs Ethel Kizer, Sylvia
Larsen and Mrs. Louise Gregor
off.
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