Belkofsky Resident
Dies Here
Leff Leftenkoff, 68, died at
Griffin Memorial Hospital >
yesterday mornine. He has
been a patient there since!
January. I
In January the Coast Guard |
flew Mr. and Mrs. Leftenkoff
from their home at Belkofsky, j
Alaska to the hospital for'
medical attention. Mrs. Lef- i
tenkoff underwent surgery at
that timj and has since been
released from the hospital.
She has remained in Kodiak.
Leftenkoff was a life long
resident of Belkofsky. For
several years he was employed
at the cannery ot King Cove.
Besides his wife he is survived
by three adopted children,
Alex, 21, Irene, 17, and John,
8.
Funeral arrangement were
incomplete late yesterday.
Donald D. Frey and Gladys
M. Spaley have applied to the
U. S. Commissioner for a mar
riage license.
Classifieds
FOR SALE— Three bedroom
j house completely furnished.
Full basement with sleeping j
rooms, floor furnace. Call!
J 2172. Martin Jensen
' FOR SALE — house. On hill
j above water tower on Mis-1
sion road See Richard D.
i Borden.
FOR SALE-all metal body I
rebuilt Jeep. Good condition i
' Call Army 89. ]
FOR SALE — finest quality,
, smartly tailored made to
' measure suits and topcoats.
Expert measuring, fit guar
, anteed. Select from samples
of Great Western Tailoring
I Co. or Field and Son. If you
need new suits or shoes see
I us at Dad’s Barber Shop.
FOUND—womans gabardine
skirt. Owner identify same
and pay for ad at Mirror
1 office.
Here's i secret about
"career girls"
*'
^^Most “career girls” are planning for a "career” in thei^^^
own home—complete with husband.
And while they are still at work, In fcrder to insure that
career's security, they are investing in their own life
Insurance program.
Without obligation, consult
V. G. ELLIS
Insurance Department - Bank of Kodiak
Phone 2233
V
REPRESENTING
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF THE UNITED STATES
/
SHOP AT THE
and
SAVE!
For free delivery call 4224 before 3pm
1 ' K- V . V. «
FOR SALE—one Duo Therm j
room heater, one kitchen!
stove. Both in pood condi- j
tion. Baptist Parsonage,!
phone 2572. j
FOR SALE—OPS ceiling price
signs. Call at Mirror office.
All businesses required to
; post them. j
FOR SALE — new 33 footj
| housetrailer. Located on.
Dick Look’s lot on Mission
road near Beachcombers. ]
FOUND—fountain pen. Iden-i
tify and pay for ad at Mir
ror office.
FOUND—a man’s pair of tor
toise shell glasses. Owner
identify same and pay for
ad at Mirror office.
LOST—one black ladies over
shoe with creeper on bot-!
i tom. Might have been taken
j by small white dog. Would
appreciate return of shoe at
LaLande’s Bakery. i
LOST—a two month old Hus
ky pup. Name, Baron. If
found return to Dr. Alt.
maier or phone 3643. Ample
reward. I
MEETING—PTA. Thursday,
Mar. 6, school building.
Don’t forget.
MISSION-sale. Open from 1
to 5 pm Saturdays. |
i MUST—sell. Five room fur-'
nished house and income
property attached. Desirable
location, good neighborhood.
Phone 3661.
. NOW—you can have your
watch and jewelry repaired
in one weeks time. Guaran
teed work. Kodiak Jewelry.
REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
j or persons killing, stealing,
. molesting or damaging any
1 livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
. Livestock Growers Associa-'
1 tion. pd 8-1-52
j WANTED—house or apart
I ment for Navy Chief, wife
and son. $50 reward for any
I acceptable place. Call Sou
j ter at Navy 315. 3-1
j WANTED—person as part
time mercantile investigator
on fee basis, in the town of
Kodiak and surrounding
districts. In reply give age,
qualifications and address.
Reply box number A-705,
• Kodiak, Alaska.
WANTED — baby sitter for
one day a week to care for1
three pre-school age girls.
Call Montgomery, phone
4543.
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I
| WILL—the person who left
one (1) mukluk in the Bank
of Kodiak Insurance Dept,
please take it away or leave
the other so we can have a
pair.
WILL—trade a double bed,
spring and mattress for two
comfortable chairs. Phone
2171.
T— 1
A quitclaim deed from the
Bank of Kodiak to H. J. and
E. R. McLaren and G. E. and
——-—
P. L. Gardner for lot 5, block
1 of the east addition was ^re
corded.
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The
TOWN CLUB
announces
thru the courtesy of the
Montmartre Inn Management
HAL JUNSO
at the Hammond Organ
* *)* t&e evettitt^ until nticCtUyltt
Tttyfoitf - @lo4ect 7tta*tcCcUf&
Open From 5:00 pm until 2:00 am
"ut&e’ie 'Kitty &ut6 %eiytt& M-pietne ~
'P&Ott e 4033
I Orpheum Theatre
I
Saturday, March 1
“Skipper" Knudsens
Birthday Party
Show starts at 2:15
All children that come for the
j first show will be admitted as
iguests of ‘ Skipper” and see
: an added attraction.
1
I FATHER MAKES GOOD
I 2:50-5:05-7:15-9:25
OLD FRONTIER
3:50-6:05-8:15-10:25
SUN.,MON
TUES.
nZED
rrarrB
GIB YOUNG • CARLA BALENDA IM
JAMES ANDERSON • CLEO MOORE W
MARY ANDERSON ▼
LEWIS J. RACHMIL*hifWI> GEORGE ARCH*IN8»
7-9 pm
WEDS. THURS.
DICK POWELL
j RHONDA FLEMING
with RICHARD ERDMAN
WILLIAM CONRAD I*'.
FRI
Killer Shark
Rod McDowall LauretteLueg
7-9 pm
SAT.
Cockeyed World
Mickey Rooney Terry Moore
and
Trigger Jr.
starring TRIGGER
‘the smartest horse in movies”
with Roy Rogers
2:30-4:45-7:30-9:15