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Tab’et* N • i. xmive. Bell-ana bring* comfort In a
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Small Boat Harbor
Outlook Poor
Mayor Lee Bettmger reported
at the Council meeting Monday
tba< while id Seattle recently be
called on Col. Hewitt, head of
the Army engineers, regarding
the city's request for a small boat
harbor
Col. Hewitt, be said, was not
optimistic about the chances for
a small boat harbor at Kodiak,
feeling that an investment of
that size could not be substan
tiated by tbe need.
The city is planning an a!ter
nate suggestion, to get some im
provement in the harbor with a
view to adding to them as the
reed for the facilities is shown.
Appointment of Pat Cannon
as wharfinger of the city dock
was ratified by the council Mon
day.
HOLIDAY
EXCURSION
ROUND TRIP
FARES
ON SALE DAILY
Dec. 15, 1946
thru Jan. 29, 1947
Return Limit JaD. 31st 1947
Pacific Northern Airlines
Ray Maniw, District ageut
Notice
You cob still got wool filled
comforters at S10; 1 heavy duck
small wall tent ideal for fishermen
and groceries at the following
prices :5 lb can whole milk at 3.50
dried peaches k prunes 25 lb lng
6.75 and 5.25; no. 10 jam, 2.40;
no. 2 and one-half pumpkin 2-25;
no. 2 spinach, 2-25; 5 lb baking
powder, 60 cents; strained honey
1 lb 35 cents; powdered sugar 10
cents a lb; lemon powder, (can
makes 240 pies), 1.25; 46 os grp
frt juice, 40 cents; fig & plum
puddings ass’td spices, a few ser
eals, flavors, dried aouus, onions,
freeze mix and maDy ©the' items
Call at my home Sunday
through Thursday 10 am to 7 pm
and see how you can save your
self some money
Chester Clark
Genie Miller and Harold Heg
lin were voted into membership
in the Program Council of the
Community Center at the
monthly meeting of that group
Monday evening. Mi68 Miller
and Heglin will represent the
young employed people of the
community in planning Center
program activities.
The Council reluctantly ac
cepted the resignations of Patsy
McMurdo and Bud Owen, both
of whom are leaving the city,
and voted an expression of grat
itude for their out-standing
work during the last six months.
Plans also were made to help
in making a success of the Cent
er's annual financial campaign
scheduled for Feb uary 3-8.
Donald Clark was named to
represent the Council on the
Center board of directors
Martin Jensen has sold his in
terest in the home he has been
living in on Mill Bay road to
Jorgen Fredricksen
A marriage license application
has been filed by Henry Gonzal
es, city patrolman and acting
chief, and I.ila Gregorioff, em- j
ployee of Knudsen’s fountain.
They are to be married Sunday.
SEALED BID SALE DN
Surplus Trucks
AT ANCHORAGE ALASKA
(previously offered to
■priorty claimants)
26 - ? 1-2 ton CIVIC CARGO TRUCKS
(without winch)
1 - ?i-2 Ion GMC CARGO TRUCK, with winch
2 - ? i 2 ion GMC DUMP TRUCKS
(without winch)
2 - 2 i-2 Ion GMC TANK TRUCKS - 75U gal. capacity
Sealed bids on any or all of the tiucks, with a 10 per cent deposit
will lie accepted until 2 pm on Feb uary 7, 1947 at Anchorage.
To obtain sales lists, write wire or call
Surplus Property Office
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Office Hours
PHONE 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Army 3101 Box 2460, Anchorage Monday ih’U Friday
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Three Bid
On Garbage
Three bids were opened by
the eity eouneil Monday night |
on garbage bide for 1917. (
Bidders were: Francis R. Hea
ley, I truck available, would ob- ,
tain aeoond^truck; 87 and one
half per cent of revenues; Milt
on H. Smith, Alaska Transfer, 4
trucks available; 86 per cent of
revenues; and Patrick Lynch k
Co., 3 trueks available (contract
holder for last year) a bid at
samejrate, 90 per cent of reve
nues.
The bids were referred to com
nait'ee and the contract will
probably be awarded at the reg
ular council meeting next Mon
day eveniug.
Romping over their opposition
without the loss of a game, Jack
Nelson’s Fliers won their fi!th
straight paddlebird champion
ship at the Community Center
Sunday night—and came to the
end of an unbeaten trail. At the
close of the tourney the Fliers—
Jaek Nelson, Lars Panamaroff,
Kay Wade and Ken Wade—rel
uctantly agreed to split up their
victorious combination in the
interests of better competition
Hereafter the four Fliers will
play on different squads.
• Tim Chernoff, Jr’s Cubs and
Charles Jerling’s Jaguars tied foi
second place id the Sunday tour
ney while Bob Lear's Lions trail
ed in third place.
The mixed paddlebird tourua-1
ment will get underway Monday I
evening at the Center. Play
starts at 7 pm. Any combination
of two men and two women or
two boys and two girls may ent
er Champions will have their
names engraved on the 0. A.
Torgerson perpetual trophy and
also will receive a special award.
Members of the last champion
ship te ‘in—Patsy Helleu’s All
Stars—were feted by Tommy
Gallagher at a chicken d nner
Sunday at the Polar Bear Cafe.
Guests were Patsy Hellen, Vivi
an Pagauo, Alma Nelson, Aileen
Wade, Kay Wade, Jack Nelson
and Ken Wade.
The Governor’s Office, Juneau,
is seeking information on:
Abraham Pasthofl (sometimes
goes by the name of John Post)
31, about 6 feet In height, weight,
180 pounds, brown hair and eyes
I.eft Chicago in 1934.
Henry Calvin Drier- Married
In Juneau in 1928 to S'g'id Berg
lund and lived in Juneau in 1936.
An insurance company seeking to
pay money on policies is seeking
h.s wheieabouts
Mr and Mis. Dick Mitchell,
of Anchorage, are the parents of a
daughter, Frances Marie weight
4-pounds 14 and a half ounces
bo n on Christmas day. U is
their second child
Mrs. Mitchell formerly work
ed ai Ersk ne’a and the GM ho
pitul and Mr Mitchell was em
ployed at the base.
Emil Knndsen, owner ef Knud
mb’s at Kodiak, left by plane
Wednesday f -r Seati'e, to jWf>
Mra. Knudsen and daughter
knne Ho expeele to be gone at
cut 3 moatha He shipped feia
tar oa the Lakiaa.
Mr. aDd Mra Melton Crawford
ire in charge of Knudeen’a.
Returning from holiday vaee
ions in the Statea were Mr. and
Mra. James Marta, who vieited
n Spokane with relatives and
’ken Btayed a few days in Seattle,
irhere he took care ef some
business for the Orpheum thea
tre, of which he is the manager;
snd Patrick Lynch, transferman,
who visited his former home »n
Coos Bay, and reported be
plucked a rose on Christmas
day.
Art and Anne Huntley are now
living in Seattle, where he is fore
man in an e ectrie shop and she
is working as a waitress. They
formerly operated Art’s & Anne’s
cafe (now Polar Bear) in Kodiak
Mrs. William Kreiner
The above named person may
call a* CHRISTY’S Bakery to
day and receive the Weekend
Special FREE, (adv)
Directory
KODIAK
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
meets the 1st Sundae
of earh month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen’s Union Hall
Glen Robinson, President
Stuart Nuckols, Secretary
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
Meets on the 1st, A 3rd, Fri
ia.v of each Mouth at 7:30 p.m,
at the Union Hal).
TEAMSTERS.CHAUFFKURR,
WAREHOUSEMEN & HELP
ERS Union, Local No 500
Meetings 2nd Monday tl am
4th Monday 8 pm Union BaH
U. S. Signal Corps.
— Hours oi Business —
DAILY:— 9 aua to 5 pra
Sundays & Holidays—
) am to 10 am & 4 pm to 5 pm
Emergency wires only may be
filed during closed hours of
receiving office.
AMERICAN LEGION
POST No. It
MEETINGS
2nd A 4th Tuesdays 8 pm
Legion Building
VETERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS
1st and 3rd Tuesdays
Over the Men’s Store
MARSHALL
CRUTCHER
Certified Public Accountant
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA
AUDITS
TAX SERVICE
AT
BANK OF KODIAK