BOOKS for your CHILD
We still have a good sel
ection of children’s books,
including attractive editions
| of old favorites, such as
K Grimm’s Fairy Tales
/ Black Beauty
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KODIAK BOOK FAIR
Next to Commissioner’s Office
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Center Notes
Husky Bob Burgess of the
Nary Base won the Kodiak
ping-pong championship Sunday
night, beating Charles Jerling in
semi-finals and Lawrence Ander
son in the finals. Aileen Wade
successfully defended her wo
men’s title by defeating Cherie
Morrison. Boys champion is
George Beukers. Progressive
ping-pong will be played tomor
row (Sunday) night, with play
starting at 6:30 pm and entries
accepted until 9 pm. Prizes will
be offered for men, juniors and
women competitors.
The Floyd family, Gervis,
singles champ and he and his
wife May, doubles title holders,
will defend their horseshoe pitch
ing titles tomorrow afternoon at
2.
The monthly meeting of the
Program Council will be held
Monday evening at 7:30 to dis
cuss activities for the rest of the
year.
Because not enough people
signed up to make it worth
while, a Red Cross First Aid
course has been cancelled It
may be offered later if sufficient
interest is shown.
A new rifle team has been!
formed, with Dean Moore as cap
tain, and Jack Nelson, Archie
Nelson, Bob Magnusen, Harold
When does daydreaming pay you dividends ?
TT's a fine, American pastime . . . settling
back in an easy chair and spinning men
tal yarns about a rosy future.
If you’re good at it, you can actually see
Jim graduate from college with honors in
the class of ’56. Or that home you’ve pains
takingly planned but could never afford.
Or you and the Missus on that trip at last!
Daydreaming can be more than a lot of
fun. It can pay you dividends — if your
dreams are so compelling that you will decide
on a definite plan to make them come true.
The safest, surest way to do this is to buy
U. S. Savings Bonds regularly through the
Payroll Savings Plan.
U. S. Savings Bonds pay you $4 for every
$3 you put in, after 10 years. Backed by
Uncle Sam, the money you save makes
more money for you—with no risk.
Join the Payroll Plan today —or buy
Savings Bonds regularly at any bank or
post office. Make your daydreams pay off!
SAVE THE EASY WAY... BUY YOUR BONDS
THROUGH PAYROLL SAVINGS
Heglin, John Holland and Ni«k
Anderson as charter mem bars.
The team will meet the U. S.
Marine Corps rifle team in the
near future.
Three new members have been
appointed to the program eom
mittee, Marcus Meyer, chair
man, announced.
James Bennett will assist Mrs.
Aileen Wade in handling arts
and crafts; Mildred Keek will
handle musieal activities and
Beverly Gunnison will assist in
the recreational program. All 3
are members of the school facul
ty.
Boxing under Tom Nacband 1
will not be held this Thursday
because of the Carnival, and will
be resumed Nov. 7.
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NOTICE
To The Public of Kodiak
Due to increased expenses to
the Cooperative caused by tran
sient tenants, a policy has been
adopted by the Board. of Direc
tors of the Kodiak Electric As
sociation, effective October 22,
1946, that all applications of
non property owneis for mem
bership in the Association, for
purposes of obtaining light or
power, must be accompanied
either by a $10.00 meter deposit,
such deposit being returnable
upon discontinuation of service,
providing the account is paid in
full, or by a written statement
j from the owner of the property
to the effect that they will be
responsible for any indebtedness
for energy Incurred by the ten
ant while in residence on that
property.
This meter deposit is in add
ition to the regular $5 member
ship fee which is not refundable
or transferable.
All present users of electricity
who have not made proper appli
cation for membership in the
Kodiak Electric Association are
urged to do i-o immediately to
avoid discontinuation of seivice.
Also, those who have changed
their place of residence without
notification to the Cooperative
office are asked to notify this
office of such changes in order
to avoid being held responsible
for all energy bills incurred at
their last known place of resi
dence. ,,
Kodiak Electric Ass’n., Inc.
By: Ted Rozak
Manager
(11-9)
Women Wanted
For Sewing Unit
With millions of destitute
childien in Europe in need of
garments, formation of a Red
Cross Sewing Unit in Kodiak ie
planned in the near future, ac
cording te Mrs. A. Holmes John
son who has keen named as
chairman.
All Kodiak wemes interested
in sewing garments for destitute
European children, are requested
to meet with Mrs. Johnson on
Wednesday at 2 pm at the Com
munity Center to discuss organi
zation plans.
The following changes of
schedule at the Kodiak Com
munity Library in the Commun
ity Center have been announced
by Mis. Marjorie Gunderson,
chairman of the library commit
tee:
The afternoon hours of the
libraiy are now 3 to 5 p. ro on
Wednesdays with Sister Hilary
in charge, and 3 to 5 p- m. on
Sundays with Mrs. S. A. Nave
and Mrs. El win Foster alternat
ing as librarians.
Miss Marion Curtis has been
I added to the staff on alternate
Monday nights.
NOTICE
This is to notify that I will
not be responsible for any debts
other than those contracted for
by myself.
Mabern A. Triplett
(11-2)
Directory
KODIAK
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCI l,
meets the 1st Suede/
of each month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen’s Union Hall
Glen Robinson, President
Stuart Nuokols, Secretary
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 216B
Meets on the 1st, & 3rd, Fri
day of each Month at 7:30 pun.
at the Union Hall,
TEAMSTERS,CHAUFFEURS,
WAREHOUSEMEN & HELP
ERS Union, Local No MX)
Meetings 2nd Monday 11 am
4th Monday 8 pm Union HaJI
U. S. Signal Corps,,
— Hours of Business —
DAILY:— 9 am to 5 pm
Sundays & Holidays—
9 am to 10 am & 4 pm to 5 pm
Emergency wires only may be
filed during closed hours of
receiving office.
AMERICAN LEGION
POST No. 17
MEETINGS
2nd dt 4th Tuesdays 8 pm
Legion Building
VETERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS
1st and 3rd Tuesdays
Over the Men’s Store
By calling at Christy’s Bakery
today the followine person will
receive free “Today’s Special!”
(2 loaves) Today’s winner—
Mrs. Thurman Rogers