BPW
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public health nurse, was re
signing August 1. It was
further noted that the Cham
ber of Commerce and City
Council have pledged their
support to the HWC.
CLASSIFIEDS
Continued from page 7
REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to tne arrest
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
tion. pd 8-1-52
jTHE LARGEST — stock of
shooters supplies in the ter
ritory. Complete line of re- (
loading tools, powder, i
primers and bullets. New:
guns at states prices. We|
will pay postage on all new :
guns — just send money [
I order or check for the price ;
of the gun. We carry most,'
all calibers in stock. Model
70 in standard grade
i $120.95; model 721 in cal. '
i .300 mag. $99.40; model 721 j
| in 30.06 and .270 $88.35;
, model 722 $82.20. Write us
! your needs, correspondence
j promptly answered. Karl’s
Gun Shop, Cordova, Alaska.
6-28
(facet Sanufter
i tvctfl a Ant-ait &6<ntte & s4tt*t &6in£
from
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Remember? Sale Friday the 27th
CLOSED MONDAYS
10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 12-8
COMIN’&GOIN’ i
i
Ray Martin, Jr. arrived ini
Kodiak from California thisj
week to spend the summer j
with his father, Ray Martin.
Jim Hamilton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hamilton of the
naval station, returned this
weekend from Seattle, where
he is a student at the Univer
sity of Washington.
Jack Healey brought his'
boat from Seward to Kodiak i
this week. The vessel has been 1
at Seward for the past year.
He went to Seward on the
Garland.
Bailey E. Bell, Anchorage
attorney, was in town Satur
day and Sunday.
Two ACS men arrived in!
Kodiak this week for assign- j
ment to the local office. Pfc. j
Charles W. Fisher will replace
Cpl. William Burnett and Pvt. |
Milton J. Furness will be
added to the present staff. i
John E. Lutz, U. S. Fish
and Wildlife biologist, arrived
in Kodiak this week. He will
make the Kodiak FWS office
his headquarters and do work
pn the island this summer.
Roy Snyder arrived in town
this week. He is owner ui tne
Mecca Bar.
NOTICE
Notice To Cannery Workers
Your Death Benefit Provi
sions apply to MEMBERS IN
GOOD STANDING ONbY.
1951 coverage expired June
1st 1952. We suggest taking a
withdrawal card for 1952, if,
you do not intend to work, |
md if you do not care to pay j
the $15.00 yearly dues. Call
your Secretary P. J. Kerrigan, j
6-21
Dnited Cannery Workers of
Kodiak Island.
W. A. Cannon, President.
k
itosintai iiews
Birth-;;
To Hr. and Mrs. Alois
Kopun, a son, June 13,
weight, 6 lbs., 14 oz., name
Michael Basil.
To Mr. and Mrs. Abner
Nelson, a daughter, June 14,
weight, 7 lbs., 6 oz,, name,
Victoria Jane.
To Mr. and Mrs. Gus Yo
vino, a son, June 12, weight,
7 lbs. 8 oz.. name, John,
Major surgery: Mrs. Hope
Diehl.
Minor surgery: Mrs Ada
Funkenbusch.
Medical attention: Jack
Hinckel, Angel Soriano, Mels
Grodal.
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