HOW STEADY
"ON THE TARGET ?
if you’ve ever done any shooting, you know that lining up the
target in your sights isn’t too hard.
What is tough is keeping your aim steady until the trigger is
squeezed, and the bullet starts for the bull’s-eye.
Saving money is a lot like that for most of us. It isn’t too
hard to save a little every once in a while. But to keep our aim
steadily on the target of financial security—to save, regularly,
some part of everything we earn—has always been a really
tourh iph'
y.« :t needn’t be! There’s a new, easy, automatic way
to save and to keep on saving until you hit the mark you’re
shooting for. It’s buying U. S. Savings Bonds on the Payroll
Savings Pl»r>!
What’s more, every dollar you put into Savings Bonds does
two extra jobs. It helps keep your country strong and finan
cially sound. And it makes more money for you— for the $75
you save today will grow to $100 in just 10 years!
So keep on buying every bond you can afford. You can get
them at amy bank or post office. But the best way to buy is the
steady way—the automatic way—on the Payroll Savings Plan!
t '^ors
l ted
Cotrriburors to the fund starW
in ' ci ib*-i by Art Klzt; to buy
equipment for the home econo
mics t>uil(tin|£ of the local school
were announced this week by the
schoo1 board, who received tb*
funds for dispensation.
The one-man campaign
brought in $1427.50 which wifi
go to such badly-needed items as
snail stoves, sewing machines,
and other items.
Contributions were:
Teamsters union, Club Liquor
store, Beachcombers, Tony’s bam,
Jorgen 1 redrickson, W. J. Ersk
ine company, Ben Kraft, $10®
each;
Harvey ■ Heating A Plumbing
195
Bank of Kodiak, Kodiak Van*
ety store, Tom Gallagher, Kodi
ak recreation, $50
John Kedsie $40
Orpheum theatre $37.50
Max’s Idle Hour bar, Shlp*t
Tavern, Anchorage Cold Storage,
Jess Blinn, Kodiak fountain, Lee
Bettinger, Jack Hinckel, J. K.
Wodlinger, Kodiak Mirror, $2$
Kodiak Jewelry, Claik’s gar
age, $15
Helen Beukers, L. J. Norman,
A1 Miller, G. W. Bubendorf, L.
J. Whittington, Casino, Chuck
& Lill’s, Dr. A. Holmes Johnson,
$10
R. D. Russell, Mart Julius,
Jack’s cafe, H. F. MacDonald,
$5
Tonight’s the big
Hard-Time BARN DANCE
MUSIC
MUSIC: 4 SPOTS OP RWT W/M th?sfahtndrth!
FOOD: 8Y PIFRRF
Get Out Your Costume Duds
And Shake Your Leg!
Prizes for Best Costumes!
ALL members bring your guests and have a good time
Katmai
Post
No.
7056