LYRIC The Theatre That’s First...
SUN< MON. One Matinee Sun. 2:30 pm
6:30 and 8.30 Sunday and Monday
Edltoard G.
ROBINSON
Margaret
O’BRIEN
"our votes have
TENDER GRAPES"
| with JAMES GRAIG FRANCES GIFFORD
& AGNES MOOREHEaD : MORRIS GARNOVSKY
and JACKIE "Butch” JENKINS
Based on the Book by George Victor Martin
...The Theatre That's First LYRIC
Classified Ads
TOE SALE—4-i oom Lome,
completely furnished. Base
ment, with central heating.
Inquire at Chuck & Lill’s.
FOR SALE—Lots 16 & 17
Block 8, Leite addition (ocean
view)
Lot IS, Block 3, Leite addi
tion, with 2 buildings (lake
view)
Lot 17A, Block 1, close in.
(good view)
$600 each. See A1 Nixon, Box
21, Kodiak ll-9c
FOR SALE!—50x150 lot, deeded.
Two A-l skid shacks with 2000
feet rustic siding, new Base
ment dug. Inquire at Chuck &
Lill’s Photo Shop.
FOR SALE—It’s here! Pancake
Make-up by Max Factor, in
all shades. Wodlmger-Bert’s
Drue Stores.
FOR SALE—Fryers, dressed.
We deliver. See T. T. Jackson, |
Mission rd. & Spruce St, or
Box 201, Kodit k. (ll-23p)
FOR SALE—Cash register and
showcase. See Vic Ellis, Bank
of Kodiak.
FOR SALE — Coil Springs,
Spring-filled mattress Bunk;
beds. Inquire Kodiak Jewelry.
FOR SALE—Kurlash (Eye lash
curlers) & Twissors (Eyebrow
arching tweezers). Now avails- ,
ble at Wodlinger-Bert’s Drug .
Stores. I
Wanted to rent or buy i
—Small, turnishpd house.
Write Box 235, Kodiak. ll-2p
WANTED—Used or new crank- 1
case & 9 and a half by 9 and a1
half propellor for 9 8 HP John- ’
son Outboard. See Stan Nelson
at once.
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SPECIAL—48 hour service on
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Anohorage. All orders handled
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LOST—at Community Center
carnival, rose gold lapel pin
rose stone centers. Finder
kindly return to Marie Olsen
at Kraft’s dry goods dept, as
it’s from a very dear friend.
Reward.
CONGRATULATIONS — This
should be in larger type but
we want to congratulate the
BPW for the swell job done on
the Carnival Knudsen's Kod
iak Fountain.
Hospital News
A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Clark on October
26, weight, 6 lbs 11 oz. The boy
will be called Robert Shafer, and
is the second child born to the
Clarks.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Kozak
ire the parents of a son, Wayne
Francis, born on Monday, Octo
ber 28th, weight 7 lbs. 15 oz.
Mr Kozak was formerly station
id at Ft. Greely, and has return
id there as a civilian worker.
A daughter, baptized Mary,
vas born to Mr. and Mrs. Walt
ir Kraft on Monday, October
58th. The infant lived only four
tours, and was buried on Tues
lay in the Kraft'amily plot in
he Russian cemetery.
Admissions for medical atten
ion this week included: Jacob
llpiak, Mrs. Audrey Stevens,
lanet Zieba, Andrew Brandal of
Jnga, John Thorsteiusen and
)laf H. Olson. For surgery, Mrs.
lauhael Fendlason, employed at
he Naval Operations Base, and
tfrs Flora Christoffersen.
The Ladie*’ Auxiliary will
neet on Thursday afternoon,
November 7, at the hospital for i
heir usual sewing. All interested
,re invited to attend.
Margaret O'Brien Stars
Starring Margaret O’Brien,
with Edward G. Robinson, “Our
Vines Have Tender Grapes” will
be re-shown at the Lyric theatre
Sunday and Monday, with 1
matinee Sunday, and shows at
6:30 and 8:30 in the evenings.
The Lyric will be closed on
Tuesday, then will repeat. “Mur
der in the Music Hall” on Wed.
& Thurs., with a Telenews and
Cartoon show on Fri. & Sat.
Weddings reported this week
at the U. S Commissioner’s of
fice included the following:
Wilson-Stevenson
Winifred Stevenson, Salt Lake
City, Utah, and Charles Leroy
Wilson, of Charleston, West Vir
ginia, were married Oct 20 by
Father C. R King, Territorial
Mariiage Commissioner. Attend
ants were Alla Jacobsen and
William Houckes.
G errity- Willhoft
Mary Catherine Willhoft,
WAVE, of Albany, N. Y., and
William Joseph Gerrity, NAS,
Kodiak, were married on Oct. 26
at the NAS chapel, with Chap
lain Joseph F. McCarthy,
US NR, performing the cere
mony Dale and Ellen Johnson
attended the eouple.
Bond-Pouliot
I
Valerie Jane Pouliot, a recent
arrival from Chicago, and Paul
W. Bond, local artist, were join
ed in marriage Thursday, Oct
31, by U. 5. Commissioner G
W. Bubendorf
Mr and Mrs. Bert Flotre were
the attendants. The couple will
make their home on Mission
road.
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Kodiak’s first high school or
chestra has been formed under
the direction of James Bennett,
school coach, and rehearsals are
being held for ils first public ap
pearance.
Only one member reads music,
but the rest will be taught.
Members are: Edgar Shell,
Bill Hartman and Jackie Nelson,
guitars; Bill Anderson and Nick
Anderson, trumpet; Dean Moore,
[accordion; Bob Magnusen, saxo
phone; Tina Cbernoff, bass fiddle;
Joe Heitman, drums; and Lor
raine Magnusen, piano.
Revolutionary coins issued be
fore the mint was established
and other items, the property of
C. Saeman, local numismatist,
are on display at the Bank of
Kodiak.
“The Yum Yum Eats”, at 114
Maine St. will close its doors
Sun. nite at 3 and wi'l open at
New address—232 So. Brooklyn
Thurs. nite at 6.
Everyone is invited for the
opening.
Larry EllaDak, viee president
of the Native Cou- c l of Karluk,
and Nick Mslutin, also of Kar
luk, arrived in Fairbanks Mon
day to testify in the fisheries
case involving the Karluk fishing
reservation.
LAST SHOWING TONIG
"Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour”
SUNDAY &
SUNDAY 2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30 MON.
MELODY JONES, COWPVNCHER
KNOWN AS
GARY COOPER
CO-STARRED WITH
LORETTA YOUNG
in.
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TUE. ONLY
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Kyl
ark
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Claudette COLBERT Ray MILLAND
Brian AHERNE
WED. & THU.
FRI. & SAT.
6:30 & 8:30
Keeping the Faith
THROUGH TRYING DAYS IF A MAN IN BUSINESS
TELLS THE TRUTH AS HE SEES IT, KEEPS HIS
WORD AS HE GIVES IT, WORKS FOR HIS BUSI
NESS, FOR ITS SAKE ALONG WITH HIS OWN AND
AND THAT OF HIS COMMUNITY, BOTH HE AND
HIS BUSINESS GET WHAT IS KNOWN AS A GOOD
REPUTATION.
NOW THAT TRANSPORTATION IS SO DIFFICULT
WE MUST RESORT TO COSTLY AIR SHIPPING TO
BRING FILM IN, LEST WE EREaK OUR OBLIGA
TION TO SUPPIY YOUR ENTERTAINMENT. YOUR
EVER INCREASING PATRONAGE HAS PLACED THE
OREHEUM THEATRE IN ITS EXALTED POSITION,
“Kodiak’s Leading Showplace”. WE KEEP
THE FAITH.
Orpheum Iheatre