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Come in and Choose Now Pay Small down payment
and we will hold it for you
WE WILL GIFT WRAP FREE OF CHARGE
This otfer holds good til Dec. 20 After that
We Won’t Have Time
TOYS DOLLS
NAME TOLITRIES
ELECTRIC RAZORS
LIGHTERS
STATIONERY
ETC.
SHOP THE DRUG STORES
Continued from page 6
126 10 14.56 . 73 2.04 17.33
” 127 10 11.38 .57 1.59 1£54
” 128 10 8.08 . 40 1.13 9.60
” 129 10 6.56 .33 . 92 7.81
” 120 10 1,006.68 50.33 140.94 1,197.95
” 121 10 17.96 .89 2.51 21.36
" 122 10 9.70 I .49 1.36 11.55
” 123 10 1 2.22 . 61 1.71 14.54?
” 124 10 14.72 . 74 2.06 17.52
Elwood & Myrtle Watson 33pt 3 2.74 .14 .38 3.26
ESTELLE SUB-DIVISION
Loy Alma Strom 4 > i 13.66 ' .68 1.91 16.25
• v- LEITE SUB-DIVISION
Warren Taylor 8 3.28 .16 .46 3.90
1952 CITY OF KODIAK. ALALKA, DELINQUENT TAX ROLL
Dave & Virginia Gibson 1 1 78.26 3.91 19.57 101.74
Ray Martin 8 7 186.86 9.34 46.72 242.92
Unknown 5 14 8 88 .44 1.72 11.04
Jake Foley 24pt 14 131.48 6.57 32.87 170.92
USS 444
Robert Hightower Tract G 54.34 2.72 13.59 70.65
(Harry Wallace)
Legend Bk-Block Pen-Penalty Int-Inferest
First Pub. Nov. 20th Last Pub. Dec. 11
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
the following vehicles describ
ed by make and identifacation
number, and now impounded
by the City of Kodiak, will be
auctioned at public sale on Sat
urday, December 11, 1954
11:00 AM at the City Hall un
less the owners thereof claim
same by 5:00 PM, Friday, Dec
ember 10, 1954, and shall have J
made claim therefore by show
proof of ownership and by pay
ing costs of seizure and im
pounding:
1. 1937, Plymouth Sedan,
Motor No. P4176927, 1954 Lic
ence No. 11*27.
2. 1938, Dodge Panel, Mo
tor No. 1207-29279.
All such sales shall be made
subject to certain regulations
posted in the City Hall, City
of Kodiak. Any and all bids
shall he subject to rejection.
Dated at Kodiak, Alaska,
this 6th day of November, 1954.
[S] Richard G. Berg
City Clerk-Treasurer
NOTE OF THANKS
We wish to thank all the
PTA mothers who so generous- ]
ly donated to the Bake Sale,
thanks to those who helped
and to Ben Kraft for the use
of hisSuper Market.
Bake Sale Committee
Read the Classifieds
NOTICE
The Informal Group! of
Christian Scientists meet for
j Sunday services in the main
floor of the Bank Building
every Sunday at 11 am.
Sunday School is held at the
same hour.
NOTICE
Dr. Lee McKinley will be in
Kediak, December 10-11-12.
Wodlinger Home
Larry Wodlinger arrive home
last Sunday. He reports he has
located a Pharmacist ih East
ern Washington. The new
will arrive some time in Jan.
School Notes
A special meeting of the
Student Council was held re
cently in order to discuss the
time for curfew.
The Council had as its guests
Anna May Vokacek, Stan Nel:
son, and Chief of Police Vick
ery.
Mr. Morgan was chairman
of the the meeting. He review
the guests on the discussion of
the Student Body meeting held
Nov. 17. He reported that the
Student Body voted to ask the
, City Council to consider a pro
position which reads: For
children aged up to and includ
ing 15, curfew time to be
9:30 pm for the school year and
10 pm for the summer. For
the boys and girls aged 16 to
19, curfew time to be 11 pm on
I school nights, and 12 on week
j ends. Curfew could be extend
j ed by Vickery until 1 am for
j special events and school acti
vities. Russell Gallagher and
' John Molletti were elected as
! representatives to the City
Col) •'(•it.
Vi kery reported how proua
the city is for its low numbe
of juvenile delinquenpy cases
He aho said that the main of
fenders were not going to
school, and that the new car
few was an attempt to get a
law which could be used to
contaol this group if neeessKwy
It was decided that the fast
few students to offend this
curfew snould be brought in
front of the Student Council
for punishment. After the
second offense Vickery would
have to tend to them,
Anytime ony students have
I been babysitting after curfew
i hours and have Jio transports'
: tion home. Vickery will gladly
! have a patrolman pick them
up and deliver them home
safely.
The city council is willing to
help the school in any affairs
where help is needed, Mrs.
Vokacek stated. The meeting
was adjourned at eleven
twenty.
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