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SALE-320-acre homestead
(3 miles offence will enclose
]0,OOO acres grazing land) with'
g-room house in good shape
*jtb cedar siding & celotex in
aide, old sawmill, 2-room log
tsbin, sev. outbuildings. Only
JS500, less for cash.
(jssboat KayDee, 95 HP Mer
tory 3 to 1 reduction.
25 HP Hill Diesel, mch. per
fect
f, only 7-ft. new Simmons fall
jug and bucking saws.
JV>r Sale or Charter—MS Uyak
Inquire Harry Howe, Kodiak.
pOR SALE — Modern furn.
kouse, plus 2 part. furn. cab
ins. Close in. Income $110
monthly. See Emmett Jenn
ings, Kodiak Cleaners. tf
FOR SALE—32 ft. fishing boat
& seine. Good condition. See
Pat Cannon. 6-15p
FOR SALE—Large family size
ABC electric washing machine
Cheap See Mrs. Ragner Han
sen, Cope street. 6 15p
OR SALE—Wheel chair. Good
condition. See Walter Muller.
FOR SALE—Woman’s bicycle,
good condition. Basket on
front will bold child; combina
tion lock included. $40 See G.
Rainmaker, Kodiak Mirror or
»t Lamme apartments, South
Brooklyn.
Charles Madsen left by plane
jsterday for Anchorage, to visit
kbska towns in connection with
ksAmoro movie distributorship,
•life en route to the States, to
•wt Mrs Madsen.
Mrs Madsen and daughter
pnaaine went to Portland, Ore.
»dier for the funeral of their
to, Raymond.
Information on Veteran's loans
toy be obtained at the draft
T*rd office from Mrs Jessie
^t, who is now in charge of
to office.
Mis. Holt, who is from Chica
®> formerly lived iH Kodiak.
** son is employed at Woody
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Town Topical
I. With summer coming on.”
*hy stay at home in an over
‘ kitchen when you can enjoy
^ delicious (full of FRESH
^tables) dishes at the Yum
£®op Suey, Chow Mein, Foo
I. Noodles, Sweet & Sour, as
the Yum Yum can make
to say nothing of that
Gumbo, Creole Okra souo
Italian Spaghetti that melt
tow mouth
I Mers sent out from 6 pm (o
V Party orders for as many
,,(enty on short notice, pip
J^t to your table. Closed on
Mays hereafter.
8 that good eatin’—
Yum Yum
Adv
Community Center
(continued from Daire 1)
dance programs.
Regular ping-pong tourna
ments, horseihoe tournaments,
and other contests.
A field day for the young peo
ple of the community.
A “learn-to swim” campaign
which will give every boy and
girl in Kodiak a chance to be
come proficient in the water.
Forums, educational discussion
groups and “Town Hall Type”
programs for the winter months.
Regulation horse-shoe pits are
to be installed beside the Center
building and an archery range
set up. The Center has a consid
erable amount of good archery
equipment—some of which can
be loaned to responsible adults.
Members of the Kodiak Gar
den club spent last Friday even
ing planting 3 plots at the Cent
er. Working on the project were
the Mesdames Paul Herring,
Marcus Myer, Frank Beals, Max
Folsom, a id Basil Clark.
Working on sorting, catalog
ing and arranging the hundreds
of books in the library is being
done under the direction of Har
ry Holt, chairman of the library
eommittee. The books are being
prepared by Sister Hilary and
her aides and it is expected the
library will be open in July.
Although the library contains
a splendid collection of both
fiction and non-fiction for adult
reading there is a shortage of
children’s books. Kodiak resi
dents and those from nearby
communities who would like to
contribute children’s books for
public use at the library can per
a distinct service to the com
munity if they will leave the
books at the Center, said Mr.
Wade.
The building committee, un
der i he chairmanship of Morns
Burnham, is completing a num
ber of projects designed to make
the building attractive and com
fort; ble. The entrance will be
painted floors improved, and
Furnishings renovated The Cent
er wi I be especially decorafed
For the opening and for holidays.
Use of the Centei will be re
jtricted to adults after 8 pm, it
was decided by the program
jommittee. Children will have
die right-of-way on equipment
luring afternoons, except on
iVednesdays. The tentative
ichedule has been announced by
Jr. A* Holmes Johnson, chair
nan of the board of directors, as
ollows:
Sundays:—Open from 1 to 11
>m. Reserved for adults after 8
Mondays:—Closed in daytime.
Jpen 7 llpm. Adults only after 8
Tuesdays:—Open 10am-7 pm.
Evenings reserved for organiza
.lons.
Wednesdays:—Open 10 am-11
mi but reserved for adults after
5 pm with a special invitation
or use by service men and their
amilies.
Thursdays, Fridays and Sat
irday8:—Open from 10 am to 11
>m. Reserved for adults after 8.
Stage Comedy Now
Orpheum Laugh Hit
When ever the names of Irene
Dunne and Charles Coburn are
attached to a picture labelled
comedy, audiences know they
are due for a delightful experi
ence. Now, Alexander Knox joins
them in the fast and funny
screen vcsion of the Broadway
stage hit, “Over 21”, which
plays at the Orpheum Sunday
and onday.
The picture was directed by
Charles Vidor, who did “Cover
Girl” and produced by Sidney
Buchman, producer of “A Song
to Remember.”
The hilarious story concerns a
eolumnist, Knox, “slightly” over
21, who is drafted and goes to
Officer Candidate school, but
mainly concerns the machina
l tions of Irene Dunne, his wife,
j who goes along to run things
' and finds herself in a dizzy whirl
of complications
Irene Dunne once again proves
her leadership in comedy as her
; misguided afforts snowball into a
storm of laughter, Knox, who
portrayed President Wilson on
the screen, shows he is adept in
comedy, too, and the gay trio is
abetted by Jeff Donnell, Lee
Patrick, Phil Brown and Cora
Witherspoon.
A-Iice Madsen, manager of the
Totem Igloo prior to the recent
sale, is now employed at Bert’s
drug store
Ljgal Notice
IN THE PROBATE COURT
OF THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA,
THIRD DIVISION—
KODIAK PBECINCT
lu the Matter of the Adoption
I »'
JO ANN JE4N GEORGE,
a minor,
GITATION
TO CLAYTON B. GEORGE,
GREETING.
You are hereby commanded to
be and appear in the above en
| titled oourt, at Kodiak, Alaska
on Monday July 29, 19<6, then
and there to show cause, if any
theie be, why the court should
not adjudge Jo Ann Jean Geeige
i o be the adopted daughter of
Emil Knudsen of Kodiak, Alas
ka and her name changed from
Jo Ann Jean George to Jo Ann
Jean Knudsen, and further why
the petition of Emil Knudsen
and Margery M. Knudsen on file
herein should not be gianted.
And if you fail so to appear,
judgment and decree will ba ent
ered against you as in said peti
tion Drayed for.
Dated this 10th day of June
1946.
G. W. Bubendorf
United States Commissioner
and Ex-officio Probate Judge
Pub. June 15, 22, 29.
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