TONIGHT at 8:30
THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE KODIAK
CHRISTIAN CENTER, with a special desire to be of ser
vice to the YOUTH OF TODAY ! ! !
, A free seat is awaiting you, the Youth of Kodiak and
for you Servicemen too, for evenings will be Service
men's time at the center.
More announcements will be made tonight, so why not
come? Oldsters and Youngsters, you are AH | welcomed ?
at the Kodiak Christian Center. $
murnuuM ?aoiium
SOfUflflS
Get your King Crab at our retail out
let in the city dock area or dliver
ed to your door
Alto Fillet df Sole
Fresh Coiksd Licit Shrimp
defied Or la Thi Houfh
Phone 2403
noma nj
HOLMAN AUTO MART
SS2SS4S £
Phone 3081
Mission Rd.
Chrys. Windsor 4 Dr. Hyd. H & R
Ford Cust. 4 Dr. F-O-M R & H
Merc. Mont. Hard Top MOM, R & H
Ford Cust. 4 Dr. U. D., R & H
Chev. Stvline 2 Dr. H & R
Pontiac 2'Dr- De Luxe Hyd. H & R _____
Chev. Styline 2 Dr. R & H
49 Cadillac 4 Dr. Hyd. R & H
6Q Kaiser 4 Dr. De Luxe ft & H
47 DeSota 4 Dr. Tiptoe Trans, R & H
See these and others today for your motoring pleasure
and owner satisfaction _
RETAIL LUMBER MILL WORK CABINET SHOP j
NORMAN SUTLIFF
So !
SON
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
PHONE 4404 |P. O. BOX A-328
KODIAK, ALASKA
SPOPTLAMD I
Across from post office
Hunting And Fishing Licenses
FISHIN& TACKLE
Magazines Candy Smoking Supplies
N. Y. TIMES DENVER POST
CHICA60 TRIB SPORTING NEWS
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby .given that on the 23th day of June, 1954, beginning at 10:00 A. M,
Kodiak, Alaska, a sale 3hall be held on the following dsscribid proiperties, to-wit:
OWNER OF RECORD LOT
Dave & Virginia Gibson 1
Nellie Rogers \ 17
Emmett J ennings 22
Unknown 29
Unknown 15
Unknown < 16
Unknown 23-C
Eleanor Dooley 24-B Pt
Leona Boeckman 24 Pt
C. H. & Margaret Gundlaeh Tract G
at the Elementary School Building
Mathey Fitzgerald 29
Mathey Fitzgerald 30
Howard & Margaret Fread 3A
This sale is to b
_BLOCK_ TAX PENALTY _^INTEREST__ COSTS
~ KODIAK TOWNSITE
1 78.26 3.91 16.43 27.00
1 35.84 5.28 19.66 27.00
12 40.00 2.00 8.40 27.00
1 9.66 .48 ! 2.03 27.00
14 23.76 ' 1.19 4.99 27.00
14 49.02 2.45 10.29 2T.C0
14 1.20 . 06 . 25 27.00
14 .94 .05 .20 27.00
14 1.10 . 06 . 23 27.00
U. S. S. 444 _
50.00 2.50 10.50 27.00
U. S. S. 562
3 9.68 . 48 2.03 27.00
3 9.68 . 48 2.03 27.00
TOLBERT’S SUB-DIVISION
10.46 . 52 2.20 27.00
TOTAL
125.60
87.78
77.40
39.17
56.94
88.76
28.51
28 19
28.39
90.00
39.19
39.19
40.18
e held pursuant to_a certain Order of the District Court, Third Division, Territory of Alaska, dated ] May
1471954, and signed by Jamj3 L. M;3irrey, Jr., Julge of said court. Such sale shall begin at 10:00 A. M. on the aforesaid
day, ani shall continue until 4:0J P. M.; if .not conoletel on tie lv/jet. s_iii sal^shiU coitiiie from iayJ;o day thereafter _
over Sundays & holiday's, until the property deseribei a’ove is dispooel of. Each^tract shall be soiT’separately, and if suf
ficient is not bid to discharge the amount due thereon for taxes, penalty, interest and costs, the same shall be bidin by the
Clerk Treasurer of the City for and on behalf of the mi nipipatity, for theanountof tax, penalty, interest ani CQ3t3. A1
property sold at such sale shall be sold to the highest bidder, subject to redemption within the period of two (2) years from
the date of such sale, and the City of Kodiak may become the purchaser at such sale. All sales shall be for cash except where
the City of Kodiak is the purchaser, such cash to be paid to and receipted for by the Clerk-Treasurer of the City.
Done by the order of the Common Council and signed by the Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Kodiak, Alaska, on thi
20th day of May, 1954. t
ROBERT A. HEDLOFF Clerk-Treasurer
1TING
OMMENT
It begins to look like Cleve
nd’s Indians and Chicago’s
Vhite Sox might make a race
of it for the Yankees this
ear. The Indians are off to a
faster start than usual. The
White Sox are starting hot in
the traditional manner.
This may be Cleveland’s
last chance to win a pennant
in some years. Bob Lemon
isn’t getting any younger. Bob
Feller is definitely in his final
years. Mike Garcia and Early
Wynn have been , star hurlers
for some years now.
Thus, the Indian’s pitching
can’t continue to keep them
ap there, certainly not this
same staff, for too much
longer. A1 Rosen can’t get ahy
hotter. Generally speaking,
Cleveland mdst make the
grade now or go down hill.
Chicago is younger at heaH,
perhaps, but the White Sox
also can’t expect Virgil
Trucks, Harry Dorish and
; even Billy Pierce to go on for
! ever. If Pierce has any serious
arm or back trouble, it may
1 be fatal to White Sox pennant
1 hopes.
Meanwhile>the Yankees are
not dead. They have been
playing ball, and are still the
team to beat Morgan, Ford,
Reynolds, Lopat, McDonald
and Grim hav’e been turning
in good mound performance*
and Sain is still strong in re
lief,
| Yankee batting power has
been a bit off *o far, but when
the chahipionS ght the range,
, they might quickly catch up
‘ with Cleveland and Chicago.
Sports Quiz ]
QUESTIONS '
1. For whom does Don
Larsen pitch? * ~ *
2. Who recently won the
Western Open Golf tourney?
3. What U. S. miler re
cently ran the world’s second
fastest mile?
Q_ 4. Who is Paul Minner?
5. Who is the oldest active
National League ball player?
ANSWERS
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NOTICE
Game night at the VFW
! is now Friday night.
Everybody Welcome
| NOTICE
The lnlormal Group of
' Christian Scientists meet for
i Sunday services in the main
floor of the Bank Building
every Sunday at 11 am.
Sunday School is held at the
same hour. _.