Classifieds
FOR SALE — Furnished'
house, Mission rd. Marine1
view. Phone navy 720 after
6d5 or on weekends. 2-24. :
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FOR SALE — immediately |
available. Well designed
house, 3 rooms, plus utility;
bunk room, service porch i
and bath. S. H. Sears. See j
Leo Sears Company, Mission ‘
»oad, tf.
FOR SALE—choice home site.
Has water line. Excellent
investment. Mill Bay road,
fet 71, Erskine sub-division.
Woody Bailey, Navy phone
455 or write box 663.
FOR SALE—The Stork Shop.
Contact Dee Jones at PNA
office.
FOR SALE—Four lots, fur
nished home. Car also. See
Jim Lockhart, Mission Rd.
near Rockney residence.
TOR SALE— 42 Chev, 41
Chev, 42 Ford, 42 jeep, 42
command car, 41 Mercury,
48 Plymouth 4-door sedan.
See Jake Foley. For new
Ford or Mercury see Jake
Foley or Burl Clymer.
FOR SALE— 1949 Plymouth
4-door sedan, special deluxe,
rvii.i and neater, $1400.
Phone 4571.
BARGAIN SALE— new and
used dresses, coats, skirts,
shorts for short girls, size
9. $1 to $8. A few size 18.
See Mrs. Hjelmeir, 2nd
house behind MIRROR,
Sat. afternoon or Monday
afternoon.
FOR SALE—King-crab, 5f c
lb. Cooked fresh daily. De
livered free to city or base.
Call 3202.
RUMMAGE—Sale will be re
sumed at the Baptist Mis
sion from 1 to 8 pm Satur
days.
FOR SALE —Fresh Kodiak
King Crab. The season is
right. Order now. Island
Seafoods at City Dock.
j ATTENTION, VETERANS'
Gl training ends July 25
> we will accept applicants for
FLIGHT TRAINING
under the GI Bill
UNTIL MARCH 1
CALI 08€€ OBPttN, 3361
| Chiniak Air Service
(*»kwfitter.
& tI voice of the pbSilofs^'
and
THE BREAKUP OF UKF GEORGE
Fi 1,4 itdl-k ngth moving picture* ever
filmed and produeed in Alaska
Lion Kninl-fii Frank Brink
Photographer Writer & Narrator
at the Orpheum
Thurs., March 1/1951
7 & 9 pm
Admission: Auulh $1.00 plus tax
Hiah school students 5©c plus tox
Grade school children 25c plus tax
SEE — the white baby seal!
SEE — rare scenes of Alaskan wild life!
SEE — native Church scenes never before filmed!
SEE — the savage display of the tremendous POWER
of NATURE!
' Under the auspices of the
ALASKA CRIPPLED CHILDREN’S ASSOCIATION
,WJgry»»B«i)u.iyi),Tjiti^rijL'a««ig:»Tv * astern
FOR ALE- Sea Cl© Marine!
toi: i complete with b'onze
valves and hull fittings.
Also rubber hose and at- j
tachments. New. Call 3272.
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WANTED TO RENT — Four
or five room modern fur \
nished home in downtown
area. Must have by April 1
but will occupy sooner. See
or call Mel Crawford at 3123.
REWARD—$250 for informa-i
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging to the
i members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
l tion. 6-31 pd
WANTED— Dependable wo
man for care of two small
children in my home. Phone
Mrs. Vokacek, 2693.
WILL TAKE CARE—of your
child or children in my
home. See Mrs. Homan at
home adjacent to Rhoades
Furniture Store.
NOTICE
Residents are urged to boil
all water before using. Due to
; the inadequate supply in the
! city reservoir the city water
■ crew started the emergency
| pump at Beaver lake and are
again pumping water to the
, city tank.
City of Kodiak
Water Department.
' Mr. and Mrs. Wilton White
returned Sunday from Seattle,
where Mrs. White had gone to
seek special medical care.
® Mrs. Tot Welsch, pianist,
returned Wednesday from a
two weeks trip outside.
The USS Ackemar, MSTS
AKA 63, was in. port at the
Naval Station Wednesday.
The USS Funston was ex
pected to dock Friday.
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Alriiort Enihueinsts
Hold Meeting
A aaeting of persons
interested in obtaining an air
port and sea plane facilities J
for Kodiak was held recentlyJ
under the auspices of the Air
port •> nmittee of the Cham-!
ber of ’ommerce.
Clarence Dizney is chairman
of the committee. Mayor Lee
Bettinger, Councilman Jack..
Hinckel and Postmaster Mau- ‘
rice Briggs and local flyers
attended the meeting at the
city hall. L
Merrill Coon, president of
the C of C also attended the
meening and urged all per-; j
sons interested iri the project
to write letters to the C of C
listing the benefits they would
derive from such facilities.
It was pointed out that in i
| the event Jet-powered air
I eraft are based at the Naval 1
Station, commercial aircraft j
would experience difficulties
in using the Navy landing
field and might eventually be!
prohibited from landing there.
Clark Andresen, Anchorage;
salesman, was in town thisj
week. ‘
NOTICE
The Annual Meeting of the
members of Kodiak Electric
Association will be held at 8
pm, Monday, March 5, 1951,
at the Community Center,
Kodiak, Alaska.
The purpose of this meeting
is for the election pf a new
j board of nine directors to
| serve until others are chosen |
l and qualified in their stead; to
amend various sections of the
existing by-laws; and for the
transaction of such other busi
ness as may properly eoroe'
before tiie meeting. ,
Dated the 1st day of Feb-j
ruary, 1951, at Kodiak, A-:
laska. ' j
M. S. Burnham, Secretary. ■
' For yom I.KNTEN MEALS:
come & look over our large
selection at packaged tish
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I j um he do imp clam meat
| rock r* i halibut checks
1 dieted Mil hi* haddock whiting
fiiiet~ o! or ocean perch
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A V#R»HY of FOODS for your
LffMTEN MEALS
For frer deliv. i \ II4224 before 3pm
V •'
Crpheum
Theatre
Last times
tonite!
HO SAD SONGS' 100 ME
7 and 9
^ special children’s matinee
lonoring SKIPPER KNUD- J
JEN’S Saturday at 2:30 free
to all children under 14
TUCSON •
limmy Lydon, Penny Edwards >
SUN., MONDAY
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