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DAIRY QUEEN FRANCHISES
Available in such cities as Anchor
age, Fairbanks, Kodiak, Juneau,
Sitka, etc. Dairy Queen is the
largest & most profitable semi
frozen ice-cream business in the
world. Each store is individual
ly owned & operated by agree
ment. A representative will be
in Alaska March 1. B-ox 1307
27-In
For Sale
ALASKA MARINE, INC
Alaska’s largest Marine Supply
Msfl Order Service-Retail A
wholesale
Part* for Mercury, Johnson,
Evinrude
Ay our Fast, Reliable Outboard
Overhaul-3 factory trained mechs
Best Equipped Shop in Alaska
We take Mercury in trade on
Guaranteed Overhauled Johnson,
Evinrude Long Shaft Motors
Write for your Marine needs
Box 479, Anchorage
Kodak Retina 2-C w/carrying case
& haze filter. Just recently
checked by Eastman. $75; 300
watt 12 volit Tiny Tim charger
in ex cond. $135. -Call Alf Mad
sen at 3272. tfn
10 gun knotty cedar custom-made
gun cabinet. See to appreciate
at 1660 Willow. May bo seen
anytime. 27-ly
1950 Detluxe Vodkswagon sedan.
2 extra tires, $1,650; also 50 gal
electric hot water tank, $35.
May be seen on Spruce Cape Rd.
Ph 300, Mason. 27-ly
Frigidaire upright deepfreeze,
washer & dryer. Ph 3303 or
3304. 27-ln
New sml house on 1.14 acres.
Ph 5934 27-ly
TV set, $45; glass showcase, $50
Ph 5934 27-ly
5 pc dinette set, good cond. May
be seen at 1393 Maple or call
6503 27-ln
NO TAXES, but conveniences of
owning a sml home m t'hds furn
27’ trailer w/10’ x 33’ addition
nicely built & decorated.
SWEEPING VIEW of hartx>r, Near
Island from this 2 bdrm home.
Sml, but lots of storage, separate
rental house on property
Furnished.
WALL TO WALL carpeting, fire
place, ample attractive kitchen,
handy utility rm. Well planned
storage tiiruout. For info on any
of these fine homes, call
KODIAK-ALEUTIAN REALTY
SERVICES, Ph 2761. 27-ln
Choice view property overlooking
Boat Hbr. & Bay islands. Lg
lot (over 13,000 sq. ft.). Now
avble. Will consider $5,000 or
best offer. Contact Verna Stead
man, Ph 3254 after 7 pan.
27-ly
2 mos. old Weimaraners. Sired by
international Champion. $75.
Delivered. Ph FA 2-4097,
Anchorage. 27-ly
Lg beautiful commercial lot, size
114 x 108. Price $1,000 w/terms.
KODIAK-ALEUTiAN REALTY,
Ph 2761 27-ln
For Rent
Sml furn home, ex view. Conven
ient dwntwn location. $75 mo.
Ph 2171 after 5 pm or anytime
weekends. Avble Mar. 1.
tfn
Furn 1 bdnm apt. Dwntwn loca
tion. Ldy facilities.. Ph 2003.
Jack Metzgar. tfn
1 Bdrrn furn house w/lg LR Sc
view. Call 3084 27-ly
HELP WANTED
Office work. Booking experience
necessary & ability to handle
all phases office routine. Call
4201 for appointment. 27-ln
NOTICE
Dr. E. E. Bach, Optometrist, will be
in Kodiak February 28 through
March 3. For appointment for an eye
examination call Mrs. Carl Huer,
Phone 5451_
SHOES
For
All
New shipment just arrived
Clothing for the entire family
at your friendly store ....
KNUDSEN’S OUTFITTERS
OUR DEPARTMENTS ARE COMPLETE
_:_^ " -
Experienced waitress. Apply in
person at Sport land Fountain.
27-ly
Lost& Found
Lost—Female German Shepherd,
dark in color. $50 reward for
the return of this dog. Any info
will be appreciated. Call Bill
Wood, Ph 3293 27-ly
Services
AVON PRODUCTS—For your ap
pointment with Avon represen
tative, call Lillian Richardson,
Ph 3192. M6 7 y
APPLIANCE REPAIR—Washers,
dryers and household applian
ces. Call Reed’s Appliance oa^es
anu services. Ph 2502. tfn
ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS — If
you have a drinking problem
& need help, write Box 376,
Kodiak or call 3912. 2-tfn
Let the 9NACKSHAjCK take the
“work” out of your next card
party or club meeting. For cater*
ing service info call 5133 tfn
PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast end satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
tin
JERKY’S MECCA WRECKER—
e Hh .333 or 5555 tfn
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENOE SO
CIETY holds services each Sun
day at 11 am; Sunday School at
9:30 am & Testimonial meetings
the 4th Wed. of each month at
8 pm. Reading Room open
each Wed. from 7 to 8 p.m. Ad
dress: Corner of Mission Rd &
Alaska Way, across from Post
Oiiite. tfn
THRIFT SHOP & Rummage sale
at Baptist Mission 1-5 pm on
Saturdays. tfn
Notices
MEXICAN & AMERICAN dinners
& snacks served daily at the
SNACK SHACK tfn
Founding Of PTA
Celebrated With
Group Open House
Open House was held by the Ko
diak PTA at the Downtown Ele
mentary School and the Main
Elementary and Highschool last
Thursday evening. From 7:00 to
8:00 teachers and parents met in
the classrooms to view the differ
ent phases of school work being
done iby each class. Each room
had prepared interesting displays
and each child showed his parents
work from his own desk. The
regular PTA meeting was held
after the Open House in the Main
School auditorium and featured a
Founder’s Day Program.
Mrs. Basil dark opened the pro
gram with an interestingly pre
pared history of the Kodiak PTA.
Following this review, Mrs. Robert
Dawson, Highschool principal,
awarded a $50 bond to George
Kemper as second prize in the
statewide Alaska Native contest
for dental health posters. In re
cognition of their work, past PTA
presidents were honored. Those
present and recognized were Mrs.
Stanley Alvine, Mrs. Lloyd Can
non, Mrs. Basil dark, and the
presiding president, John L.
Howard.
Mrs. Charles Coker played a
tape recording, telling the life
histories of the founders of PTA,
Alice McLellan Birney, and Phoebe
Apperson Hearst. In conjunction
with this theme a short skit wa9
presented in a reminiscent mood
by members of the PTA and its
Executive. Sitting as vignette of
the first days of PTA were Mrs.
John L. Howard and Mrs. Robert
R. Parker. Those taking part in
the skit were PTA President John
L. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Coker, 1.0. Gillbeath, Mrs. A.L.
Diekxxw, Mrs. H.H. Long, Mrs.
Stanley Alvine, and Mr. George
Wide. Finale of the skit was the
lighting of candles on the PTA
Birthday cake, each candle repre
senting one of the aims and pur
poses of PTA.
After adjournment everyone
met in the cafeteria where re
freshments were served by the
Fifth Grade Mothers. It was an
nounced later that the room count
of parents attending Open House
gave Miss Dandeneau’s «!*th g,;ade
room the prize fur largest attend
ance. The PTA prize was $10
to be used by the room showing
the largest count.
Read the Classified Ads. They
get fast results—
GRANDMOTHERS CLUB
WILL MEET MARCH 2
The Kodiak Grandmothers will
meet on Wednesday, March 2, at
8 pm at the home of Mrs. Harry
Vaien, Qtrs. 30-D-B, Naval Station.
Kodiak-AIeutian
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Notary Public
Staff Licensed and Bonded
By State Real Estate
Commission
George IL Cornelius, Broker
For Appointment Call
2761 or 4511 Sundays
For The Best
CURLEY’S BARBER SHOP
Ladies & Childrens Haircuts
A Specialty
Hot Showers
Next door to the Town Club
Phone 4334 Phone 4334
ORPHEUM THEATRE DIAL 3434
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