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REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to the 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 81-52
WANT—place to live. Navy
man, wife and small boy.
Will share, have car. Re
liable. Price no object Con
tact J. D. Karney, D. C. 2,
USS A. R. D. 31, NAS, Ext.
455.
—U n mi— 1 m
FOR SALE — Capt. Bucy’s
residence is still for sale.
Price reduced considerably
for quick sale.
FOR SALE—house. On hill
above water tower on Mis
sion road. See Richard D.
Borden.
I FOR SALE — Furnished 2
I room house. 3rd room and
both unfinished. Patented
land. $2100. Inquire at Idle
Hour.
NOTICE
Game night at the VFW
is now Wednesday and Fri
day nights.
Jim' lou's I
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'Pxe-Sfmitty (Zle&niMce 1
0*te cvee& Cedyf
JAN. 21 THRU JAN.26
Prices reduced from 25% and up i
10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 10-8 1
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School Notes
continued from page 2
Mrs. Burnhams’s fourth
grade class are getting off to
a good start for the second
semester by taking two more
subjects. They are starting
civics and history. In place of
geography, science is being
studied.
The fourth graders lost one
pupil, Grace Jensen, and
gained one, Robert Croyle of
Seattle.
Courses to be changed for
the second semester are A
laska history in place of jour
nalism and civics for econo
mics. Mr. Schott will teach A
laska history and civics will be
taught bo Mr. Carpenter.
Public speaking will be a
new elective for the students
also.
Gene Sundberg
Grade 5
The fifth grade elected new
officers for the month of Janu- j
ary. New president is June
Magneson; secretary, Patricia1
Shuravloff; and treasurer,!
Barbara Hill. ,
Five of the best spellers, \
Nancy Marshall, John Reft,:
June Magneson, Mary Rock
stad and Sandra Dalton, were'
challenged t» a spelling bee
by the five best spellers in the
seventh grade. The fifth
grade won and Nancy Mar
| shall is the champion of the
whole spelling bee.
Grade 6
The sixth grade has lost
one student, Freddie Butler,
who went to the states.
Sharon Jensen has returned to
school after a long illness.
The new spelling champion
in the sixth grade is Lila
Olsen.
Sally Heitman
Grade 8
The eighth grade lost a pupil
when Dora Ozhuwan left for
the states but gained three
more, Barbara Mattmiller
from Montana, Carol French
from Oregon, and Barbara
Moffit from Seattle.
Nancy Norman
Buy in Kodiak
Guest Speaker At
Baptist Church
The Rev. John Calvin
Sipinp. f>. D., associate edi
tor of Missions Magazine, -will
be the guest preacher during
the 11 am worship at the
Community Baptist Church
tomorrow.
Rev. and Mrs. Slemp are
starting a tour of the Baptist
mission fields around the
world. Rev. R. N. Wilkinson
said yesterday. They plan to
visit the Cordova Baptist
Church and then fly to Tokyo
to visit Baptist missionaries
who are stationed there.
Read the Classifieds
The Idle Hour
FOR A PLEASANT TIME
AND
THE BEST IN DRINKS
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HARRY WALLACE, prop.
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
AT THE FOOT OF MAIN STREET on the dock
FRESH SHIPMENTS AIR PRODUCE - FREE PARKING LOTS OF ROOM
Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale
UPSTAIRS DEPARTMENT
SOMETHING NEW FOR THE BABY - TRUNDLE BUNDLES
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Visit our new Men’s Wear Dept.
Cold weather garments - All Types
Oil -
ALL TYPES HEATERS
Electric - Kerosene - Gas
1952 CHEVROLET. BlIICK, CADILLAC
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