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Need New Librarian
One additional volunteer li
brarian is now needed to com
plete the staff at the Cemmun
ity Center for the winter months
Library Chairman Marjorie Gun
derson announces.
The new librarian is seeded tc
staff the library, from 7 to 9 pm
on alternate Friday nights. Any
one interested is invited to con
tact Mrs. Gunderson at the
school or Ken Wade at the Cent
er.
Basketball practice gets undei
way at the Kodiak Community
Center next Wednesday after'
noon, it was announced by Di
rector Ken Wade. It is expected
that at least two, and maybe
three, teams will be formed this
winter—one representing the
school, one the employed players
and one the “pee-wee” players.
Wanen K. Smith and C. K.
Arnett of NOB, both Navy and
former high school stars, have
agreed to coach the town boys
this year. Arrangements are be
ing made to take the Bquad tc
the base for practice and garnet
at least once a week.
Kodiak volleyballers, sponsor
ed by the Community Center
TAUEY SEZ—
We can’t all be queens but
you con "Look like a Queen’’
Complete <BeMuty Service
is waiting for you
At
TALLEY’S BEAUTY SALON
New hours: 10 am to 8 pm, daily except Sunday
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COMB IN FOR A DEMONSTRATION
again nosed out the NOB Civil
ian Club sextet in a series of fast
games at the Base Tuesday
night. The townies won three
out of five games but at the end
of the evening’s Dlay each team
had scored exactly the same
number of points. Spikers for the
town team were Leif Nonnan,
Bob Johnson and Art Larkin
while Tom Utterback, Dr. A.
Holmes Johnson, Ken Wade and
Bob Lear did the passing.
The two squads will meet in
another five game match at the
base on Tuesday, September 9.
Skater Champion
Will Perform
Mickey Meiscb, champ ama
teur roller skater of Aurora, 111.,
will give three exhibitions at the
Community Center Monday
evening. Meisch, now in the
Navy and stationed at NOB, is
training for international com
petition in the States this win
ter.
Performances will be given at
7, 8 & 9 pm Admission is free
and all are invited. In accord
ance with the strict amateur rol
ler-skate eligibility rules, Meisch
is donating his services for the
show.
Elasti-Curl—It’s Helen Curtis
—it’s good. Soft to the touch
with a loose or tight wave as you
prefer. Della’s Beauty CabiD.
(adv)
Mr. and Mrs. Ivar Carlson,
who used to own the Carlson
apart men ts here, have written
friends that they are enjoying a
10 months trio in Europe.
They are now in Lysekil, Nor
way, after having visited in
Switzerland, Fiance, Germany
and Italy, and are going to Oslo
before returning to the States.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A Owen,
[who have been at their place
(the former Katie Danielson
home) at Uganik for the sum
mer, returned to Kooiak this
week.
Romantic Musical
In Technicolor
The time: Sunday at 3, 5, 7 &
9, Monday at 5, 7 A 9.
The place: Orpheum theatre.
The girl: There’ll be lots of
them, because “The Time, The
Place and The Girl,” is a girl
filled, laugh-filled, fun-filled mus
ical showing at the Orpheum
this weekend.
Produced by Warner Bros, in
lavish Technicolor, the film de
picts the trials of Dennis Morgan
and Jack Carson, as a singer and
orchestra leader respectively, in
getting a night club started.
Main trouble comes from a rich
family next door, who don’t
want a night club in their neigh
borhood—all, that is, except the
daughter, who can be persuaded.
Janis Paige and Martha Vick
ers play opposite the popular
male duo, and Donald Woods,
S. Z. Sakall and Florence Bates
have leading parts. The musical
department is abetted by Carmen
Cavallaro and his orchestra, the
Condos Brothers and Chandra
Kaly & his dancers who aid in
presenting the production num
bers, ineluding “A Gal In Cal
ico” and “A Rainy Night in
Rio.”
Mi. and Mrs. O. L. Grimes
visited briefly in Kodiak en
route to their home in Seattle
after the season at their cannery
at Ouzinkie.
NOTICE
As provided by Territorial 1®W
the City Council by resolution
has set the penalty date on
tax bills as October 12, an exten
sion of one month due to late
completion of the tax roll
First tax bills are being mailed
this week and the new penalty
date applies in all cases. A 2 per
cent discount is allowed on all
taxes paid prior to the penalty
date.
City of Kodiak
NOTICE
The United Fishermen of Alas
ka will hold a meeting at the
Union Hall next Wednesday.
Sept. 3, at 7:30 pm. All members
please be present.
Zed Arrives
“Zed” finally arrived at the
the Kodiak Community Library
in the Community Center this
week and the Encyclopedia
Americana is now complete and
available for use of local resi
dents. Also available, without
charge, is the research service to
which users of the encyclopedia
are entitled.
Bill Connelly, son of Mr and
Mrs 0 H Connelly of Ouzinkie,
left for Anchorage recently and
will make a tr p down the Alcan
highway to the States, where he
is going to school this year.
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