notice
A bus zone has been estab
lished on Alaska Way adjacent
to Kraft’s Super Market. “No
Parking” signs have also been!
installed in the last parking
aseter zones near Bert’s Drug j
Store and next to Kodiak
Motors. In addition. “No
Parking” has been designated ,
in front of the PNA ticket of- J
fice. It is requested that |
motorists observe these
changes in parking regula-j
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[a] City of Kodiak
Police Department
NOTICE
If you can not get us on.
1»hone 3191, call 4803 for oil
delivery. Office hours, ipmte
5 pm Monday through Thurs
day, 1 pm to 7 pm Friday.
Thompson Transfer
NOTICE
Game night at. the VFW is j
mow Wednesday and Friday
eights.
NOTICE
.
The following named persons appear to be delinquent in ]
their payment of Personal Property Taxes due the City of Ko-J
f iak. Demand is hereby made for such payment.
Immediate payment of this tax bill will avoid additional]
costs incurred by the issuing of a warrant of distraint as pro
vided for in Article 6, Title 16-1-114 and 16-1-115, ACLA.
[s] Robert A. Hedloff j
Clerk-Treasurer |
City of Kodiak, Alaska
NAME
TOTAL TAX INCLUDING
PENALTY & INTEREST
Altmeir. Dr.
Anderson, Alfred
Anderson, Est. of C.
Anderson, Mrs. Sophie
Anderson, W. A.
Anton, Kenneth
Atetz, Evon
Austerman, Stanley
Bettinger, Lee C.
Brown, Cecil
Buchanan, Dan
Campbell, Leonard
Chaffee, Darrell
Chernoff, Tim
Christofferson, Emil
54.09
55.65
22.17
15.71
19.44
208 32
5.61
57.87
120.03
27.72
3.01
48.97
222.94
338.32
216.04
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of a long shopping list
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Iff you were to jot down all the different kinds
of goods and services Standard Oil Company
of California buys, your shopping list would be
about 50,000 items long. Over the years, we’ve
been growing as a customer as well as a supplier
here in the West.
But the most important aspect of our "shop
ping,” we believe, is where we do it. You might
think that a large company like Standard would
centralize its buying in a few metropolitan
areas. Actually, our purchases are made in hun
dreds of Western communities. The almost
infinite variety of Standard’s needs—from
paper clips to propellers, from produce to pro
fessional services—has made the Company an
important factor in the economic well-being of
Western towns and cities.
Last year Standard was a very good custom
er for a great many firms—more than 10,000
large and small suppliers, to whom we paid
more than $125,000,000. We’ve always bought
locally wherever possible and practical. We do it
not only because it’s good business for Standard,
but also because it helps the growth of the
West. We know that our long-run prosperity
depends on that of the communities we serve.
From groceries to drilling pipe, Standard’s
purchases in local communities mean busi
ness to merchants all through the West.
We buy building materials—lumber, roofing,
plumbing, carpentry, and supplies for our oil
fields, refineries, plants, and offices.
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We also use the services of doctors, nurses,
pharmacists, lawyers, engineers, surveyors,
drilling contractors, and many others.
STANDARD GIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
plans ahead to serve you better
Chya, John 17.94
Erickson, Robert 5.24
Eugenio, Val 154.71
Evans, George 12.21
Fannin. Mrs. Leona 223
Foley. Jake 94.65
French, Walter 85.80
Gibson. Da're & Virginia 12.75
Gregoroff, Mrs. S. 51.66
Gund a h €.H. & Margey 11.13
Hand,. Bernice 23.37
Hansen, Mrs. Hilmar 25.66
Healey, Francis J. 118.72
Heitman, August 120.28
Heitman, August Jr. 30.51
Hendrickson, Adeline 23.43
H nran, Wm. R 25.38
Jensen, Martin 1,270.08
Juelson, Richard & Orville Nye 11.13
Johnson, Edward 29.82
Karluk, Nick 38.67
Keener, Leonard 104.16
King, A1 124.99
King, Robert 80.84
King, William 2,479.01
Kleinfetter, George 8.29
Klockenbrink, Kenneth 12.91
Kodiak BPOE 93.49
Lester, Margo 92.45
Levine, Alfred 105.33
Lightfoot, Homer & margret 8.68
Lohr, .Nick 2 86 ,
McNallen, Vera 5.57
McPhee, Wm. 91 39
MacDonald, H. F. 145.83
Mahle, Est. of Fred 8.35
Mahle, Otto 20.07
Malutin, John 145.83
Malutin, Mrs. John 39.42
Malutin, Senafonte . 35.12
Martin, Ray 244 86
Metrokin, Eli ' 32.32
Muller, Walt 490.02
Nekeferoff, Peter 7.81
Nelson, Oscar 141.22
Norton, Harry 60.06
Olsen, Katie 5 42
Owen, Alfred 22.26
Pajoman, Carl 33.08
Patarochin, Spierdon 4,43
Peterson, Andrew 13 55
Pestriakoff, Efka 80.61
Poland, Bill 39^65
Poland, Kimball 136.09
Ponchene, Herman 43.16
Propst, L. M. and Mildred 19.43
Robertson, W. J. 36.54
Rockstad, Helen 17.26
Rogers, Nellie . 5.93
Sanders, Alexandria
Sargent, Theodore
Saunter, Marion
Sholl, Melvin
Shuravloff, Efram
Shuravloff, Nick
Simeonoff, Wm. Jr.
Sivesind, Harold
Smith, Talmage
Spracher, Jim & Malcom McDonald
Sundberg, Fred
Sundberg, Rudolph
Thomas, Louis
Torgramson, Alfred
Wallace, Harry
Warren, Jack
Warren, J. K. and Louise
Wheeldon, W.J.
'Wier, : st. of Camilla
Wolkoff, Nick
Wolkoff, Paul
Wood, Harley
Zharoff, Anne
Zharoff, Est. of George
1st Pub. 4-4-53
Last Pub. 4-11 53
(Paid Advertisement)
20.29
122.22
8.15
8.35
23.52
10.58
10.58
5.90
339.72
22.26
31.29
14.47
22.26
32.32
64.89
74.34
11.13
11.69
23.72
33.74
60.67
7.85
4.27
2.86