yjr. aud Mrs. Vincent Root,
noer Kodiak residents who
ve been making their home in
oneapolis, left there Tuesday
ving to Seattle, on their way
sk to live here again. They
s accompanied by one of Mr,
©t’s brothers, and will make
rious stops along the way.
Bingo!
n response to popular de
ndf the familiar call will ring
i again at the Kodiak Com
inity C’-enter Thursday even
■ at 8:15, it was announced.
Many attractive prizes and
rchandise orders will be a
rded. Blindfold bingo and
velty numbers will be added
ractions.
\fter a few more days cook
, Harry Holt will leave for
> States to spend the winter,
ring stayed here until his
jiddaughter was born to his
daughter,[Mrs. Paul Fretes. Li
Mr. Holt will spend Christmas
in Mexico City, and New Year’s
in New Orleans. He will be back
next summer.
NOTICE
Licenses for dogs are available
at the City Clerk’s office.
"AlPpet'dogs Jwill be licensed
and controlled by September 16,
at which time the city drive will
be started to eliminate the stray
dogs that are becoming a public
nuisance.
B. W. McCormick
Chief of Police
Volunteer librarians who will
serve at the pubhc library at the
Center during the coming week
have been announced as follows
by Marjorie Gunderson, chair*
man of the library committee:
WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION
SALE of SURPLUS
AIRCRAFT
4 North American SNJ-4
Trainers (Army Model At-6c)
LOCATION: Kodiak
DATE of SALE: Sept. 16, 1946
PRICE: S850.
TERMS: Cash
Preference given to usual prioiities and certificates must
be presented before sale date. Available for inspection at
Naval Operating Base, Kodiak. Inquiries and offers to
purchase should be sent only to:
War Assets Administration
Office of Aircraft Disposal
Box 1029, Fairbanks, Alaska
STRICTLY BUSINESS by McFeattert |
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^•He said as long a* somebody registered him, he’s
to do his own voting!”
going
Sunday: 3 to 5 pm—
Chester Clark
Monday: 7 to 9 pm—
Gertie Raumaker
Tuesday: 7 to 9 pm—
Margaret Cook
Wednesday: 2 to 4 pm—
Sister Hilary
7 to 9 pm—
Ruth Torgerson
Friday: 7 to 9 pm—
Dorothy Clark
Honoring the 4th birthday an
niversary of her daughter Ronda,
Mrs. Ralph Shupp entertained
at the Shupp home on Carlson
hill Saturday afternoon.
Favors for the little guests
were balloons and colorful hats.
A large birthday cake formed
the center piece at the table.
Invited gueits included Mrs.
BillJBailey, Margaret and Billy;
Mrs. Cecil Wilson and Candice,
Mrs. Gertrude Raumaker and
Susan, Mrs. Margaret Cook and
Judy, Mrs. Stan Austermann,
Stanley and Allen; Mrs. Orval
Nye and Patty, Mrs. William
Gillenwater and Paul, Mrs. John
Marshall, Christine and Nancy;
M^. Royce Templeton and Nan
cy, Mrs. Richard Stockwell and
Richard, Jr., Michael Shupp,
Mrs. Cecil Brown and Edward,
Mrs. Clifford Mowry, aDd Mrs.
M. Burnham.
Gene Dawson, founder and
former publisher of the Kodiak
Mirror, is now located in Los
Angeles, associated with a real
estate firm in the hand'ing of
business property.
Beverly Gunnisen
The above-named person mav
call at CHRISTY’S Bakery to
day and receive the Weekend
Speeial FREE. (adv)
1
FREQUENT SERVICE
Greyhound and connecting carriers have led the way in establishing
the now taken-for-granted convenience of frequent daily bus
schedules. For instance, daily bus schedules from Seattle include:
★ 22 trips to Portland ★ 18 trips to California
•* 8 trips to all the East
You can go when you want to, where you want to, by Greyhound.
That gives you frequency of service with dependability.
GREYHOUND
CENTRAL BUS TERMINAL
Eighth & Stewart Seattle 1 SEneca 1515
for the BEST in bus service. ..count on greyhound
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