Sara and Joan Libby, nieces
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Banks
of the City Market, have re
turned to their home in San
Francisco after spending the
summer here.
The girls accompanied their
Uncle Glen to San Francisco.
He will remain in the states
for a few weeks.
I Katmai Post 7056 has redec
orated and painted the inter
| ior of the club rooms in blue
; and gold, George Sonntag,
1 commander, said yesterday.
| Tax payer and long time Fisherman
t
M¥ PROGRAM
BOAT HARBOR COLD STORAGE
| SOCIAL SECURITY FOR CITY EMPLOYEES
I VOTE YES D1V THE BOND ISSUES
| NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
1 EN that the Kodiak Indepen
: dent School District will ac
i cept bids on 18 used lighting
fixtures and 3 used oil-burn
ing stoves. These items may
be examined between the
hours of 4 and 5 each evening,
Monday through Saturday. No
bids will be accepted if post
marked later than October 13,
1951.
William W. Stone,
Clerk of the Board
Read the CLASSIFIEDS
Bill "the Cossack” Kosoff
says
ya&cC cOUa£&
it’s the
Ships Tavern
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS OUR SPECIALTY
JAKE FOLEY - BILL KOSOFF
Vote YES on the bond issues
YES for a grade & high school
for our children
YES for pure water and sufficient
sewerage
YES for the bond issues
VOTE TO BUILD A BETTER KODIAK
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