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NOTICE
i uit licensee lor 1947 are bow
due and are available at ike city
c'etk’a office. All dogs are re*
qu'rrd by ordiaaaee to be li
cenced. The fee are: Males-S3;
Females—95.
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Who is playing nightly at
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TOLUfl I)i!iJ3
HOLIDAY
EXCURSION
ROUND TRIP
FARES
ON SALE DAILY
Dec. 15, 1946
thru Jan. 29, 1947 ^
Upturn Limit Jan. 31et 1947
Pacific Northern Airlines
Ray Marti u, District arent
All VFW members and guests....
Come to YOUR club TONIGHT!
GOOD FOOD
GOOD MUSIC
GOOD DANCING
And a Good, Good lime!
VFW CLUB
Katmai Post No. 7056
Building Permits
Building permit* bat •■■nr.
approved for the foil.*** n*
Chester Clark, to e«*ab iso
store in residense on Mission
road, supported by petition of |
residents; Elwood Watson, to re
model former Yum Yum build
ing owned by Aif Torgramson on
Alaska Way, for a cleaning plant!
Fish & Wildlife Serviee, permit
to move 1 skid shack to Alaska
Game Commission pioperty;
Mrs. Josephine Coul*ey, to move
The Cub building; William
Worth, add bedroom to dwelling.
A request by R. C. Kng and
Edward J hr.-*, « o ■ astiuet a
warehouse »n 1 !>.. *. u*e no the
ehannel between the «.M hospi
tal and Government dock (Lots!
1 A 2 of Block 2i was re»erred to)
the War Department.
Tbe city is now tentatively
planning to rare the present city
hall building, and increase the
addition on the 6re hall to ac
commodate the city clerk’s office
and eity council in the new qnar
tere, along with offices for U 3.
Commissioner G. VV. Bubendorf
Cost of the enlarged addition is
estimated at $2500.
A letter from A. A. Owen, Jr.,i
requesting reconsideration of his
request to build a warehouse and
shop on tideland south of Kraft’s
store was refered to committee
Sing Fling
“Sing, sing, sing like the bird
ies sing Tweet, tweet tweet!”
Well, perhaps not quite like
the birdies but still with plenty
of harmony and tone—and gusto
—folks of Kodiak will sing out
at the Community Center Wed
nesday evening under the leader
ship of James Bennett with Miss
Mildred Keck nt the piano
All who like to sing—young
and old—arc cordially invited.
Singing starts at 8:30 pm. Ad
mission in free
Center Program
Meeting the aeed for ever-in
creasing use of the Kodak Com
munity Center. »everal changes
in programs have been announc
ed f r iijv coming week. The
Center will be open Monday af
ternoon for t ' exclusive use cf
children from the fiist. to sixth
grades The lib-ary will tie open
Thursday evenings heieafter, in
addition to all ot.he- week nights
;i Bring your car
! troubles here! ;
i<! _
Specialising in Automobile
LV ilKICATIuN
1 ire Repair
Battery Cha gin*
Oas & Oil
PATTERSON
SERVICE STATION
exempt Sr.' unlay. Miskl'ghtr f»f j
the c in are the P»IdleWird j
League a Square L'ftice o j
Monday night, the Community |
Stag on Wednesday and the big j
Pot O’ Gold Dance on Friday. j
THE PROGRAM:
Today:— j
Open 10 ami (Grade school
children only until 1 pm)
Sunday:—
Open 1 pm
Informal activities
8:00 to 5:06 Library open.
Haael Owen
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Monday?—
Open X:3 to 6 for grade school
children only
7 te fi Library open
Marian Fitigorald
7 00 Paddlebird League
9:00 pm Square dancing
i uesony:—
4:00 pm Junior Folk Panring
Advanced—(Aileen Wade)
7 KM* Navigation course
(Capt A1 Pickett)
7 to 9 Library open
Lillian Lamme
8:15 Crihbage Championships.
Wednesday:—
3 to 5 A 7 to 9 Library open
Sister Hilary
Dorothy Haag
4:00pm Beginners folk-dancing
8 30 Community sing
Mildred Keck-Jaines Bennett
Thursday:—
4:00 pm Junior folk dancing
6:30 Basketball squad leaves
Center for practise at NOB.
7-9 Library open
Mary Root
Friday:—
4:00 Folk dancing (intermed
iate)
I 7 to 9 Librery open
Mabel Fenner
9:00 "Pot O’ Gold” Danee
GOOD
READING
i Ocean Harvest by Curl
I. Wick. The story of com
mercial fishing in Paeifie
c ast waters. Wick has fish
ed in the B. ring Sea Gulf
of Alaska Prince William
Sound and all other prineial
Ala-kan and Pacific coast
waters and few men possess
his theoretical and p-actical
background in comme cial
fishing Simply told in non
technical language for the
amateur fisherman as well.
Pacific CoostTrails by
Joseph T. Hazard A fasc'D
ating out-of-doors yarn tab
ing you down the rugged
mountain backbone of the
continent from Alaska to
Cape Horn For tbe arm
chair traveler as well as a
practical handbook tor the
camper and mountaineer.
Camps & Cottages &
HOW TO BUILD THEM
by Charles D White. Test
ed plans &, instructions for
building, step by step.
KODIAK
BOOK FAIR
& LENDING LIBRARY
Mabel Miller’s
TAILORING
SHOP
(formerly Norma Lee’s)
V
Altering & Repairing
Coale
DrMBees
Suite
&
Fur Coate
OflOflOOOOOOQ&I.W^
Paper Hanging
Painting
Signs
Free Estimates
Gladly Given
HARVEY
EDWARDS
Brooklyn Avenue
Directory
KODIAK
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
meets the 1st Sundae
of each month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen’s Union HaB
Glen Robinson, President
Sfcaart Nuekols, Secretary
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
Meete on the 1st, A 3rd, Fn
iay of each Month at 7:30 p*m.
it the Umoa HaB,
TEAMSTERS,CHAUFFEURS,
WAREHOUSEMEN A HELP
ERS Union, Local No. 500
Meetings 2nd Monday 11 am
4th Monday 8 pm Union Hall
U. S. Signal Corps.
— Hours of Business —
DAILY:—y am to 6 pm
Sundays & Holidays—
1 am to 10 am & 4 pin to 5 pm
Emergency wires only may Ik
filed during closed hours of
receiving office.
AMERICAN lEGIOtf
POST No. 17
MEETINGS
2nd <k 4th Tuesdays 8 pm
Legion Building
VETERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS
1st and 3rd Tuesdays
Over the Men’s Store
MARSHALL
CRUTCHER
Certified Public Accountant
KFTCHIKAN, ALVSKA
AUDITS
TAX SERVICE
AT
BANK OF KODIAK