Style Symphony
Here Tonight
Kodiak Emblem Club No. 187
will present a ‘‘Symphony of
Style” at the Elk’s Hall tonight at
8:30 p. m. In keeping with the
theme of the symphony, there will
be classic casuals as the “Prelude.”
suits ranging from the basic to the
exotic will represent "Variation
on a Theme.” Glamorous cocktails
will contribute the “Rhapsody'’ a"d
exquisite formals in vibrant colors
and design will make their appear
ance as the “Nocturne ” Kudiaks
own glamorous models will parade
before you in originals, each more
fascinating and exciting than the
last. ;
Entertainment is promised to be
provided between acts ot this ex
travagant show. Music will be pro
yided by Jules Radinsky. John
gibbons will be Master of Cere
monies and Louise Spencer will
handle the commentary. Marge
Gibbons is providing the gowns
fqr this fabulous presentation, Tep
pra Rockney the shoes, bags and
accessories and Alta Gould the
■piake up. All in all this symphony
in styes promises to be the most
^xciting entertainment that has
come to Kodiak in many moons—
especially for milady.
Sunrise-Sunset
Sunrise and sunset hours as sup
plied by Fleet Weather Station
on the Naval Base for the next
seven days as as follows:
Sunrise Swset
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
08:14
08:16
08:18
08:20
08:22
08:24
08:26
3:30
3:37
3:36
3.35
3:33
3:32
3:31
KODIAK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT. KODIAK, ALASKA DELINQUENT TAX IIOLL
NOTICE OF SALE
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of the Territory of Alaska, the District Court fo* the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, signed an order authorizing the sale of the
properties hereinafter listed for the satisfaction and discharge of delinquent taxes, penalties, interest, and costs due to the said Kodiak
Independent School District, Kodiak, Alaska. Public Notice is given that the sale of the properties hereinafter described will commence
at 10:00 A. M. on the 1st day of December, 1956, and will be held at tbe Downtown School Building in the City of Kodiak, Alaska.
Public Notice is further given that the parcels of property so ordered to be sold are described hereinafter and the name of the person
to whom the same is assessed is stated where such name is known, and where the name of the owneris not known such fact is also stat
ed, and the amount of taxes due upon each tract or parcel, together with penalties interest and costs are as hereinafter set forth.
Public Notice is further given that the parcels of property hereinafter described will be sold at public sale to the highest cash bidder,
and a Certificate of Sale issued to each purchaser. A member of the Board of Directors of the Kodiak Independent School District, Ko
diak, Alaska, if the highest ca6h bid is not sufficient to discharge the lien of the tax, for which all taxes, penalties, interest, and costs
are due shall reject such bid and shall bid in such property for and on behalf of the Kodiak Independent School District, Kodiak, Alaska,
for the amount of the tax, penalties interests, and costs. If said sale shall not be completed on the 1st day of December, 1956, the same shall
be continued from day to day commencing each day at the hour of 10.00A. M., until all parcels listed in said roll have been sold. Properties
sold may be redeemed in the time and manner required by law and the Resolutions of the sard Kod ak Independent School Distr ct. Ka
diak, Alaska. .......
DATED this 17th day of October, 1956.
KODIAK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, KODIAK, ALASKA
By Gilbert A. Jarvela, Board Membdr f f
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Date each year's taxes became
delinquent
Thomas Gallagher—Lot 5, Block 1,
according to official plat of U.S.
.Survey No. 2910B
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1731 1333 IflHI III
10-1-54 10-1-55
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1
1
3
3
3
18
19
20
17
21
23
1
ALLMAN ADDITION
Block Lot
Harry Wallace
Harry Wallace
Harry Wallace
Mathey D. Fitzgerald
Mathey D. Fitzgerald
Mathey D. Fitzgerald
LEITE ADDITION
Block Lot
George Eckenberg
Ronald and Jeannine
Keplinger
Mrs. Arthur Levine
Max Therklesen
Macy D. Fitzgerald
Max O. Therkelsen
Bea Nachtweih
Harold and Dixie
Hakenson
Elvin E. Foster
Chas. & Betty Reynolds
John Fitzgerald
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2 18
2 20
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7 3
7 12
8 (Pt) 4
5.20
1.60
51.22
5 72
5.20
1.60
1.68
2.16
1.60
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3.38
1.04
11.08
1.09
1.40
1.04
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> 13.78
4.24
11.08
277
3.56
264
9.45
6.25
15 70
30.45
82.60
330
23.77
17.83
18.51
59.80
103.15
2.15
23.77
48.28
18.51
193.62
103.16
5 45
64.51
300
39.64
1.95
11.66
20.52
104.15
10.67
11.66
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1.67
39.63
9.28
89
17.11
2.69
1.05
185
43.15 60.73
43.15 . 48.73
43.15 56.22
43.15 46i51
43.15 47.47
43.15 46.35
43.15 62.19
43.15 70.25
43.15 101.84
43.15 64 26
43.15 286.08
43.15 160.74
43.15 49.76
43.15 169.62
43.15 57.04
43.15 56.44
43.15 66.55
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Doe to weather conditions
Beachcombers
Temporarily Closed
Montmartre Inn
2 Bars open—Upstairs and Down
Open 7 days a week - 5 p.m. till.?
Music - Friday & Saturday Nights
Bill Lee on the Sax A1 Reilly on the Drums
Benny Benefield on the Piano
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Chuck Wagon as Csual-Every Wednesday Night
All you can eat $3.00 Children under 12 — Half price Children under 8 years Free
Bring the Family
Kitchen open 7 days a week — 5 p.m. till ....T
Steaks Chicken Prawns
! Featuring Ranch Style Breakfast
-Catering to Banquets, Parties & Receptions
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