(tater Program
^y:— (Saturday;
1030 am (Grade school
children only until 1 pm)
!•().; Stamp club
g^O pm Old Time dance
jyfldajJ
2^0 Town Meeting on Schoo]
(ju«gtion, Important To All
frtli»k Residents
jD0to5:00 Library open.
jDO Informal dancing
loaday.—
$0 Art class (Aiteen Wade)
7 to 9 Library Open
Either Wiley
jjDbVolleyball team Iv for base
ffcday:—
(DO Jr. Hi practice danee
; to 9 Library open
Margaret Lightfoot
jDO Adult leathercraft class
(John Gibbons)
05 American Legion Aux
ilary meeting
fcdawday .—
2to 5 A 7 to 9 Library open
Safer Hilary • Audrey Kraft
Mrs. E. A. Zepeda
4D0 Girls (8-11) dancing class
(tOO Bingo
Jackpot & merchandise prizes
ureday:—
(,-OOAdv. Jr. Folk-dancing
S.flO Basketball squad leaves
Center for practise at NOE
(Tern Utterback)
7-9 Library open
Marion Curtis
bOO Adult Leathercraft
(John Gibbons)
day:—
i to 9 Library open
Virginia Tesarik
tOO Pot O’ Gold Dance
OOPS!
itoo much of a hur
rto get to that good
eatin’ YUM YUM!
Wbat! Chinese foods, Italian
fegbetti, Mexican Chili, Fresh
mb,Shrimp, or Chicken Gumbo
I Crisp toasted sandwiches of
A kinds also sent out from 6
pi 3 am. Party orders up to 20,
ID Q steaming hot to your
kble.
Remember, it’s
that
GOOD EATIN’
YUM YUM
232 So. Brooklyn Ave.
YUM YUM EATS
&
BEACH APTS.
CLOSED MONDAYS
BY ORDER ONLY
Exotic Weekend Dishes
&ehiiladas, Chicken Fon
i Crabs-on-the-half-shell,
'Wt & Sour, Hoi Tamales,
jpfcburgere, Even Bar B-Q.
Dry these exotic foods —Yum
P»- (adv)
Win Poster ComSsff*2
1* ifth grader Jimmy Anderson
won the $10.00 giand prize in
the school-students Food Con
servation Program Poster Con
test sponsored by the Kodiak
Chapter of the American Red
Cross last week.
First prize in the high school
division went to Beverly Pace.
Second prize winners were
Eighth-grader Phyllis Sullivan
in the grade sohool and Ma'ilyn
Chamberlain, high school.
Third prize awards went to
fifth-grader Rodger Bergquist,
and Anona Gregorioff of the
high sohool.
Fourth prize went to fifth
grader Ed Anderson and Donna
Fitzgeeald of the high school.
The posters are now on display
in the windows of downtown
stores.
Miss Lois Jund, tuberculosis
consultant of the Territorial de
partment of health was the guest
speaker at the Rotary luncheon
Tuesday at the VFW dub, tell
ing of plans for the mass X-ray
survey of Kodiak.
Nine Rotarians, Max Folsom,
1 Lee Bettinger, Frank Beals, L
J. Norman, Rev. K. W. Wilkin
son, Blackie Patterson, Jack
Hinckel, Mill Vokacek and Tom
Utterback, volunteered to assist
on one of the days of the X-ray
ing.
Honorary Rotary member
ships were presented by Presid
ent James Martz to Capt. R L.
Johnson, and in absentia to Ad
miral A. E Montgomery.
Other guests included Miss
Marion Curtis, Capt. P H.
FitzGerald, Harry Peters, J. M.
I Hartman and Comdr. Heady.
I
• It's Stronger
• Insulates Better
• Attractive Finish
• Packed securely
tor Alaska,
shipment
"Ask your lumber
or building
supply
dealer ”
WOODFIBER DIVISION
SIMPSON LOGGING CO.
Soles Division: Simpson lnciuitr.es
1010 White Bldg.
Seattle. Washington
Special
Offering
ALU-070L-80_
FIXED PRICE
By The War Assets Administration
At Anchorage/ Alaska
See This Property at the Fort Richardson Surplus Property v zrd
Where Is
UNIT COOLERS
TOILETRIES
TRAILERS
DUMP TRUCKS
BUSES
Miscellaneous Equipment
MINE CARS
(Located at Valdez)
GENERATOR SETS
An Is
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
CL0T1NG Men’s & Women’s
DYNAMOTORS
SHOP EQUIPMENT
Construction Equipment
(Cranes, Tractors Etc.)
- FOOD STUFF
Photographic Equipment
ICE BOXES
Inspect this property at Surplus Property Yard, Fort Richardson, Anchorage, from 8:30 am to
4:30 pw Nov. 12th thru Nov 18th, except Saturday and Sunday. Gomplete your sale transaction
at the War Assets Administration office duriBg sales bates listed above. All sales subject to WAA
Standard Conditions of Sale. Property is to be removed at purchasers expense within 10 days of
purchase date. Detailed Sales Lists available at War Assets Administration office, Anchorage
Notification Period....Nov. 3 thru Nov 18
Inspection Period .— Nov. 12 thru Nov. 18
SALES DATES
1. Federal Agencies.-.Nov. 19
2. Veterans of World War II—.Nov 20
3. All Other Priority Claimants.Nov. 21
4. General Public.Nov. 24, 25 & 26
IV*
Box 2466
Anchorage, Alaska
Phone: Main 766
The
Offers
WAA
VEHICLES at SEWARD, Alaska
Fixed Price To
VETERANS (Set-Aside)
OTHER PRIORITIES & the PUBLIC
NOTIFICATION DATE — October 31, 1947 thru November 14, 1947
INSPECTION DATES — Novemb r 10, 1947 thru November 14, 1947
VETERANS (Not for Resale) NOVEMBER IS, 1947 — 10:00 A. M.
ALL OTHER PRIORITIES , „ ..
and the GENERAL PUBLIC NOVEMBER 19, 1947 - 4:00 P. M.
SALE DATES
-Where Is
-LIST NO. S5
-As Is
lea TRUCK CARRYALL
UPON REQUEST *
See Thest Vehicles At The Army Dock In Seward
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
& 48 ea. 1-4 ton JEEPS «£? 3 ea COMMAND CARS
■fc ITEMIZED LISTS WILL BE FURNISHED
1 Veterans may participate in this sale either in person or by mail
To participate by mail on the first day during the ‘Set-Aside” sale the Veteran must se
' cure a “Set-Aside Purchase Foim” from the WaA office in Anchorage orSeward. A copy
of the Veteran’s Discharge must accompany the Order
b To participate by mail on the second day of the sale the Veteran must complete a WAA
Form 1175a and forward it to the WAA Representative, Army Dock, Seward, Alaska.
2 When participating in peison, Discharge Certificates or copies thereof must be shown to es
tablish eligibility to purchase
3 Veterans desiring to purchase in the class fication of General Public may purchase without
reliction, showing of documents, or priority
4 Veterans purchasing on the first day of the sale may only purchase vehicles for their own
personal use or tor use personally in their own small business (NOT FOR RESALE)
5 Veteraus who have previously purchased a vehicle at “Set-Aside Sales” may not purchase a
like item on the first day of this sale.
6 No certificate required prior to sale & no previou- certification siips will be honored at sale
7 Awards on the first day of the sale will be made on a “First-Come First-Served” basis with
those Veterans present at the opening hour and those Vetcians with mail order on hand at
the opening hour considered to be “First-Come”.
g On the second day of the sale the awkrds will be made to purchasers in the normal priority
order with awards to be made by drawing in I he event two or more parchasers within a
given priority desire the same item
9 A Veteran may not receive the award of more than one vehicle on (he first day of the sale.
10 All purchasers are encouraged to inspect these vehicles during the inspec'ion period
Box 2466
Anchorage. Alaska
■ i.. ■■mail
Phone: Main 7C6