c/lnnoandng
, ^he Opening Of
Grayce’s Cafe
0 Best of . . .
BREAKFASTS
LUNCHES
DINNERS
# Specializing in . . .
SEA FOODS & STEAKS
ITALIAN SPAGHETTI
WE NEVER CLOSE!
Open 24 hours a day
• Grayce & 'Bob Hightower %
Wed At Ouzinkie
Betty Anderson and Jerry Gu
gel, both of Ouzinkie, were mar*
ried at the Russian ohurch in
| that village Sunday, August 31,
1 by the Right Reverend Gerasim
j Schmaltz, Archpriest,
Johnny Katelnikofif and Roy
j Chichenoff were the attendants.
Mr. and Mis. Kimbal De
Young and iufant left this week
on a vacation trip to Kalispell,
Mont, to visit Mrs. DeYoung's
parents. They expect to be gone
about 3 weeks and will also visit
in Washington.
Dr. Bert Averbach and Joe W
Johnson, both of Corpus Christi,
Texas, arrived by plane yester
day to go bear hunting with Alt
Madsen, local guide.
Madsen went to Uganik lake
during the week to prepare camp
Jack Healey, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Healey, left recently
to attend the University of
Washington for his first year. He
will major in architecture.
The ultimate touch to a per
fect coiffure—Gloria Combs.
Choice of designs and colors with
imported Czecbolovakian rhine
stones. See our display today.
Della’s Beauty Cabin, (adv )
Falling apart after a fast
start, the Kodiak Community
Center volleyball squad got
kicked around by the Civilian
sextette at N.O B. last Monday
evening The Civilians won three
out of five games as ace spiker
Slim Owens, mowed down the
Townies with his vicious slams.
Also starr.ng for the N.O.B.
squad was Bea Holden, feminine
player, who held her own with
the eleven men on the court.
Lief Norman, Fete Hjelmeir
and Art Larkin did the spiking
for the Town team with Tom
Utterback, Bob Lear, Milt
Smith and Ken Wade as passers.
The two teams will meet in a
return engagement—fourth in
their series—in the N.0.B. gym
next Monday evening. The town
squad will leave the Community
Center at 7:30 p.m.
The addition of 36 youngsters
iB the kindergarten class to the
total school enrollment brings
total registration to 321 stud
ents, School Superintendent an
nounced today.
W. J. ERSKINE COMPANY
LAST
DELIVERY
3 PM DAILY
Alaska’s Oldest Store
Founded in 1796
REMEMBER.Not only Today
BUT.Tomorrow & Everyday
YOU SAVE.when you buy at
ERSKINES
Saturday Meat Specials
CHICKEN
Evis. Fryers
Ready for the pan
Weiners
80c lb.
50c lb.
SATURDAY GROCERY SPECIALS
f Large Size "W C.
2 for •/D
Soda crackers 2 it.,, tor ,45
PRESERVES ASSTD "r.55
Prunes *T£Z .35 !
Chilli Sauce 2lb“yf„r .55 !
j DILL PICKLES “SS .75
| Carruis diced 2Issfn[ .35
Sauerkraut 2 .55
BARTLETT PEARS 2^1.00
I
Mam
NOW IN STOCK!
Electric . . •
Nesco Roasters
Norge Ranges & Refrigerators
Silex Steam Irons
Steamomatic Steam Irons
Drills 1-4” and Stands
Drills 1-2” and Stands
Tool Grinders
Sanders fB & D)
Also • • .
BICYCLES-Men & Ladies’
Child’s WAGONS
RADIOS - Battery & Electric
Hallierafters - Zenith - Majestic
& Packard Bell
Shakespeare Salmon Rodeo
We ha’be a full stock of:
SflfAlcESPEARG balanced rods reels
Both P ly & Casting . " . as well as a full assortment, of
■ LINES ■ HOCKS ■ SPOONS ■ BAITS
Register Early for the Rodeo!
cMake Our Store Your Headquarters
For 'your TaCKLE requirements during the fishing season
Seethe SHAKESPEARE Glass Fiber
Wonder Rods and Reels
rwrmiiw
School Program
Shapes Up '
A survey made by School
Superintendent Tom Utterbaci '
[indicates that the local course of ■
[study is equal to any beings '
fered in the Territory and better 1
than most, he announced to* 1
week.
Included in the curriculum an
home economies, commercial,
shop and mechanics, a series d f
vocational subjects that cannot ,
be equaled in the Territory, ,
said. Parciculariy in workinj
[equipment will the series be -
strengthened. 1
The h me economics depart
ment, upon completion of 5 cook.
1 ing units, which include individ
ual sinks, electric stoves ud
cabinets, as well as 4 new elect
ric sewing machines, will be tit i
finest in Alaska, Mi. Utterbat
-aid.
The mechanics class will hsn
2 gas engines, 1 electric and 1
diesel and mehanical drawing
and blueprint reading will In
taught.
Kodiak is the only school in
the Territory to have the ne»
Am pro 16mm sound projector,!*
said, which will be used for ent
ertainment and educational pur
poses
In addit on to the vocational
series all other subjects required
by the Territory are being offer
ed
Extra-curricular activities si
include physical educate
vocal music, a school paper, u
perhaps a play later in the yei
tVith such a full program it
m possible to offer other act!
les, Mr. Utterback said, as
lo so would weaken the br
tructure of the curriculum.
All teachers are fully Admit
ted
Unauthorized persons an
warned not to ride on the cit]
sibility for anyone who does
by the city on authorized men
NOTICE
warned not to ride on the cit]
fire trucks in answering fire call
and the city assumes no respoi
Liability insurance is
oeis of the fire department ot(
and no financial responsible
can be assumed for non-memta
assisting at fires.
I
PERMANENTS
♦ Enid Wave
Machiiieless
♦ Machine
& Other Beauty Specials*
RITA’S
BEAUTY PARLOR
(Formerly Horsman s)
10 to 5:30 — Evenings b}
Appointment