Center Use
Increases
Increasing use of the Com*
pgnity Center is reflected in the
activities report for the month
of October, just released by Ken
director.
Average daily attendance was
]17 persons, for a total of 6700
fcr the month, with 195 young
fibers signed up for junior mem*
fcenhipb.
Highlights of the activities in
duded the following:
Horseshoes—2. tournaments,
JS participants
Ping-pong—4 tournaments,
JQ9 participants
Square & Folk danoing—8
attendance 400
Ballroom dancing—4 Friday
dance, estimated total attend
ance nearly 400
Football—Equipment provided
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KODIAK
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
meets the 1st Sunday
of each month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen's Union HaE
Glen Robinson, President
Stuart Nuckots, Secretary
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
Meets on the 1st, & 3rd, Fri
day of each Month at 7:30 p.m.
at the Union Hallj
TEAMSTERS,CHAUFFEURS,
WAREHOUSEMEN & HELP
ERS Union, Local No. 600
Meetings 2nd Monday U am
4th. Monday 8 pm Union Hall
U. S. Signal Corps.
— Hours of Business —
DAILY:— 9 am to 5 pm
Sundays & Holidays—
9 am to 10 am & 4 pm to 6 pm
Emergency wires only may be
filed during closed hours of ,
receiving office.
AMERICAN LEGION
POST No. 17
MEETINGS
2nd & 4th Tuesdays 8 pm
Legion Building
VETERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS
1st and 3rd Tuesdays
Over the Men’s Store
or 8 games, 85 participants
Badminton—4 sessions, 60
players
Cards—1 eribbage tournament
17 attending
Junior folk-dancing—18 ses
sions, 250 attendance, 3 classes
Boxing—4 sessions, 40 partici
pants
Bingo—1 session, 41 persons
At Base—2 programs of square
dancing for Red Cross
Library—87 cards in nse i
Basketball—Squad practice to
start in November
Rifle team—8 man teamed
formed at invitation of Lt. Col.
Henry Massie, USMC, for meets
with Marine ehsrpshooters
Craft—2 craftwoik rooms com
pleted and 1st class beadwork
held James Bennett assisting
Mrs Aileen Wade
School—Navy day high school
assembly, 8 gym classes, 3 biolo
gy classes, TB films shown school
children
Navy Day—160 children tak
en to base for Navy Day
Hiking—2 hikes, 41 people
Paddle-badminton—1 session,
10 participants, 6-team league
now bemg formed
Alaska fishing industry have
been iivited to eonfer on Nov.
18 on War Department regulat
ions affeeing location of fishing
structures in navigable Alaskan
waters. Fish traps will be treat
ed only as affecting navagation.
Sergay Sheratine, Sr., of Afog
nak, was a visitor in Kodiak this
week.
It Says Here
It’s A Boy
Despite the loDg wavy locks,
Jimmy Garvin, 13. a junior high
school student at W a h ngton,
\D C. , is a boy. He wears his
hair this way because he wants
to; hasn’t had a haircut since he
hacked his own when he was 2
years old. He is a star on his
school football team, plays base
ball and does what other 13-year
-old boys do.
SALE! 9200,000 WORTH OF
SURPLUSES
To Be Sold on a Fixed Price Basis
"As Is - Where Is” KODIAK, ALASKA
• 157 TRUCKS (For parts only)
X Condition—not subjeJ to priority restriction of Veterans’ “Set
Aside" items!
3-4 T Ambulance, 2 T Autoears, 2 T Bathtub, 2 T Bus, 1-2 T Bus, 1 1-2 T
Canopies, 1 1-2 T Cargo, 1-2 and 3-4 T Carryalls, 1 1-2 T Dumps, 1 1-2 T
Express, 1 1-2 T to 4 1-2 T Flatbeds, 1-2 T and 1 T Panels, 1-2 T and 3-4
T Piekups, 1-2 to 3 T Stake*, Heavy duly Ileo, Station Wagons, 1 1-2 and
2 1-2 T Tankers, 1 1-2 T Tractor Truek, and 4000 lb. Hyster Lift.
• FOOD
85 lx)ts eonsisting of canned meats (bacon, corned pork, ham, stew, hash), bouillon
cubes, cereal, soup mix, peanut butter, dried milk, flavoring, torn meal, fish, de iy
drated vegetables and cranberries, eondiments, emergency rations (abandon ship,
C, D and flight), pudding, dried onions, prunee, and peaches, molasses, honey,
jam, powdered sugar, tea, chili powder.
• CLOTHING and BEDDING
CLOTHING: 7 lots of wool knit cape, work gloves, white cotton gloves, rain
hats, felt insoles and wool mufflers.
BEDDING: Sleeping bags, blankets, comforters, cots, mattress covers, mattres
ses, feather pillows.
• MISCELLANEOUS
Electrical cord insulators, mariae engines, laundry equipment, plastic canteens,
field desks, powered insecticide, lubrication oil, boot topping paint, dry S lenna
pigment, inject repellent, rope, teats, grader tires, truek tires, grader tubes,
auto inner tubes, table saw, 3-wheel scooters, fork lift trucks.
SALE DATES
Federal Agencies: Nov. 19
thru Nov 20, 1946
Veterans (not for resale):
Nov. 21 and Nov. 22
All Certified Veterans:
Nov. 25 and Nov. 26
Territorial & T.ocal Gov
ernments: Nov. 27
Non-profit Institutions:
Nov. 29
Dealers: Dee. 2 thru Dec.
•
Public Dec 9 thru Dee.
13
TERMS
Certified Check, Cashier’s
Check, or Money Order
made payable to the Treas
urer of the United States.
Items will be held only 48
hours awaiting payment.
I
FORT
Complete Sales Lists Available at
Department of tlie Interior
Surplus Properly Office
GREELY
KODIAK, ALASKA