NOTICC
The next meeting of the
Kodiak Masonic Club will be
held at 7:30 pm Tuesday,
February 27, at the Army
Civil Service Club, Fort
Greely. All Masons cordially
invited.
Contact Mr. Loan of Kodiak
Transit Company for bus de
parture from Kodiak. Light
refreshments after meeting.
By order of Fred Crouch, act
ing president. Army lasl.
Attest: Donald V. Lawvere,
secretary, phone Navy School
608, home 380.
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Clean Heat
MORE. HEAT PER DOLLAR
use: union heating oil
Call Kodiak Oil Sales
J CALL 2242 OR 3141 FOR DELIVERY
Purple Bubble Ball
‘Tonight!
Forma! - Dinner - Dancing
Iliunor served 6:30 to 3 pm
Music by Bob Hedloff’s orchestra
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for all ELKS, EMBLEM
club members & their guests
Adiuittaoce by card only
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Court Adjourns
Judge Anthony J. Dimond1
and members of the Dist*" t
Court party left Wednesday
, by PNA to return to An -iior
age. Co-irt > i • ,ed h
W< dnesday mo . with no
date set for the ’ term. «
School Notes
j The PTA is planning a box
; supper for early March. Mem
bers will he asked to C>.ll!i
bute the boxes which will be
sold to the highest bidder.
Asocial pro;.- run is included
in the evening’s events.
Billy Kasoff and Gary Kas-|
off entered Mrs. Burnham’s!
second and third grades Wed-|
nesday. I
With the measles and simi
lar diseases going around
many pupils have been out of
school.
Lorelei Andres, and Gwena
Langlah, of the third grade,
were out with measles, in ad
dition to Danny Olsen and
Loraine Hollier who had colds.
, In grade four Herman
Anderson Jr. and Stanley
i Thorsheim had the measles.
! Fifth graders missed lone
| Shuravloff, who had the flu,
and Sharon Jenson who had
jaundice.
1 Seventh grade absentees
! were Mike Fitzgerald with the
i measles, and Francis Clark
with tonsilitis.
grade
Charles Richardson,
8, was out four days.
Ruthe Chase
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Star In Western
A sleeping acton story
• ployi s its ack^ropj
the trac t .n ■ feud between
cvutle rer^hi and sheep
herder ii th* ear!) days of
'he great northwest is told in
Montana, Technicolor film
show ng tomorrow and Mon
day at the Orpheum Theatre.
Errol Flynn and Alexis
Smith star in the Warner
Bros, movie, in which Flynn
plays the sheep herder.
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Others in the cast are S. L.
“Cuddles" Zakall ano • ><" g- *
las Kennedy.
The movie was filmed at the
Warner Ranch near Calabasas,
Calif., and tells of the sheep
herder’s determination a
move his flock through cattle
country despite the strong
opposition of the outnumber
ing cattlemen.
Walter “Pop” Kizer and
Art Kizer returned this week
from the states by Northwest
and Pacific Northern Airlines.
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ELMER G. JOHNSON
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
ROOM 5. KDDIAK HOTEL
FROM SEWARD
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Sitka, Juneau Valdez, Juneau, Petersburg
Ketchikan, Seattle Wrangell, Ketchikan, Seattle
freighter FLEMISH KNOT sails from Seattle March 21
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HOTPOINT ronaes j„"" W
automatic washers, fehiaernf^L man9 *es
a&cwashsrs ADMioji, orS/ deep freezers
Cameras Projectors
Screens Gadget bags
Slide viewers Flash bulbs
Movie Mite 16 mm sound projectors
See our stock of 35 mm
Alaskan slides
SKIPPER will be four February 27 so to celebrate his
birthday he is giving a theatre party and invites all the child
ren 14 and under to attend a free show Saturday, Feb. 24.
The picture is Tucson, with several shorts.
This is Skipper’s way of showing his appreciation for
business his juvenile friends give his Mom and Dad.
is someone’s birthday!
Remember them with a
ox cand
bought at Rnudsen’s
Guns Hunting knives Ammunition
KNUDSEN’S ™here ALL Kodiak shops