Classified Ads
School needs 2 or 3 skid
cks immediately for temp
•y classrooms. See C.
nkenburg.
SALE — Kodiak’s most
utiful night club, ju-t 1
t, from heart of city. Fully
ipped kitchen, well-stocked
quipped bar. 2-story bldg ,
isant living quarters. 2 pri
e dining rooms, large dance
r. Club Montmartre. See
a Pierce at Town club or
1? Snyder at Mecca Bar.
SALE—Duplex, next to
oades Furniture Store. Ex
tionaliy good income prop
y. Price $3500. Renting for
) per month.
HP Hill Diesel, mch. per
i. $1,000 cash,
nly 7-ft. new Simmons fall
ami bucking saws.
• Sale or Charter—MS Uyak
ju:re Harry Howe, Kodiak.
SALE—i3 room house,
id. with bathroom. Unturn
ed. Write Box D, Kodiak,
iska 8-24p
SALE—Fish boat comp,
h A-l half purse seine &
g skiff.Fish boat construcc
of cedar & hardwood frame
rered with Model B Ford
version with Paragon clutch
ig skiff has cedar planking
atural crook knees. A nice
le outfit for fall fishing &
k hunting.See Beany Sum
n at the cannery.
SALE—Mahogany Duncan
rfe drop leaf table & 4
irs, tapestry seats. One
te gold wedding ring, 3 dia
>ds. Cheap. Phone Base 375
SALE—Set of drums and
s. Call Sgt. Abbott, Army
between 8 & 5.
3ALE—Woman’s bike. In
e Mirror office
TED TO BUY—-Local
kens & green stuff. Con
Sis Harris at Beachcomb
vfter 9 pm 8-31-C
TED TO BUY—Bassin
See Chester Clark, Chris
Bakery.
WANTED—Beauty op
or. Temporary position
lable immediately. See C.
ikenburg.
NOTICE
to a sudden change of
my husband and I are
l on the Denali. My ap
lents from this date will
celled, and Mrs. Rita Mc
lin will take over the shop
Member 1
sh to thank everyone for
>ast patronage.
Mrs. "om Horstnan
Champions Kay Wade and
Laurence Anderson successfully
defended their titles against stiff
opposition in the August ping
pong championships, held Sun
day at the Community center.
In the senior tourney Wade
beat off the attack of Nick And
orson in the finals. Score was
21-19, 21-18, 17-21, 21-11. Wade
squeezed by another favorite,
Bud Owen, in the semi-finals,
21-19, 25-23, while Anderson de
feated Bob Lear, 21-16, 21-17.
Laurence Anderson took five
games to win from Ivar Malutin
in the junior tournament. Scores
were 21-19, 19-21, 21-18,19-21,
21-18. In the semi-final match
young Anderson nosed out Richie
Hartman.
Another tournament will be
held in September.
Kodiak men who play baseball
are invited to participate in a
game at the Navy Base Sunday
afternoon. Transportation will
leave the gate at 1:30 pm. Jim
my Jonte is in charge of arrange
ments for tlie game and will caD
tain the town team.
Twenty-eight local people
made the conducted tour of
Woody Island Sunday, having a
fine sunny day for the trip, spon
sored by the Kodiak Community
center. Workings of the commun
ications and aircraft signal cent
ers were explained in detail by
Messrs. Dobrin and Parsons.
When previous transportation
arrangements fell through at the
last minute Charles Madsen of
fered u e of his Kodiak Bear II
to make the trip possible.
The tourists returned with
bouquets of wild flowers and
pails of salmonberiies, and Mrs.
Jessie Holt “picked up” a kitten.
Billy Frost entertamed a group
of his friends Sunday at a birth
day party in honor of his 9th
birthday
Guests included Mike Fitzger
ald, Bobby Norton, Sonny Heit-1
man, Margie Malut'D, Fred Ow
en, Ronnie Spath, Richie Heglin,
Elizabeth Sautner, Donald Hig
gins, Betty Derenoff, Eddie
Wagner and Bobby Frost.
Roy Snyder announces that he
has made arrangements to sell
the Snyder cabin on Island lake
to A. J. Collins, operator of the
Casino
The attractive 4-room lodge is
located on 10 acres of shorefront
property.
Thursday’s 21-passenger P
N. A. plane arrived at Kodiak
with one passenger—a few oun
ces of Toy Boston Terrier, for
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Metzgar The
pup came from Denver, Colo.,
and answers to the name of Os
car II.
\ fa’se alarm was sounded late
Tuesday evening on report of
flames shooting from a window
of a residence in the west end of
town. Upon investigation thej
house was unoccupied with no
fire in the stove the fiie depart- j
ment reports.
“Pardon My Past”
Co-stars MacMurray
You have the promise of a
rare good time at the Orpheum
theatre Sunday and Monday
when Fred MacMurray arrives
in Columbia’s “Pardon My
Past”, accompanied by Mar
guerite Chapman and Rita John
son.
Fred’s past will be your laugh
loaded present. He’s loved by a
girl he’s never even seen. He’s
pursued by a wife he’s never
married and he’s stalked by a
killer he’s never even been intro
duced to.
It all comes about when Fred
is mistaken for a rich man and
he and his pal, William Demar
e-t, end up In a rich man’s
house. There the real fun starts,
with Rita Johnson as his ex-wife,
Harry Davenport as his eccentric
grandfather, Karolyn Grimes as
his daughter, and Douglass Dum
rille as his crooked and domi
neering uncle.
Marguerite Chapman, as his
girlfriend, is charming, beauti
ful and expert, while Rita John
son gives plenty of sympathy to
the role of the wastrel’s divorced
wife
Other members of the cast
who contribute to the laughs are
Akim Tamiroff, Dewey Robin
son, Herbert Evans, George
Chandler and Charles Amt.
How to decorate a cake, with
audience participation for laughs,
was demonstrated at the Rotary
luncheon Tuesday by Harry
Christopherson, of Christy’s bak
ery. L. K. Wodlinger won kudos
as best amateur rose maker.
Guests at the luncheon includ
ed S. A. Nave, school superin
tendent; William Stone, new
member of the Mission staff; and
John Fly, Westinghouse repre
sentative.
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Admission to the masquerade
dance at the Community center
tonight will be by ticket only
and all tickets have been sold.
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
— LADY has plans —_
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 230-4:30-6:30-8:30 MON. 6:30-8:30
COLUMBIA PICTURES presents
FRED MacMURRAY
Pardon My Past
.MARGUERITE CHAPMAN
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AKIM WILLIAM RITA
TAMIRQFF • DEMAREST • JOHNSON
HARRY DAVENPORT • DOUfiLASS DUMBRIUE
Produced and
Directed by
LESLIE FENTOH
Original story by Patten McNutt and Harian Ware • Screenplay by Earl Felton and Karl KatnD
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