Winter Addresses
Rotary Club
The moulding, painting,
glazing and baking of cera
mics was the subject of a talk
by Alvin Miller Tuesday for
members of Rotary Club
5533.
Miller, a member of the
club, told of his taking the
course in ceramics while a
patient in a hospital. He dis
played several of his finished
products and demonstrated
with a mould and clay. An
electric kiln was also on dis
play.
The clay used for ceramic
work cornea from Virginia arid
Kentucky, Miller said.
| Polly Healy returned on the
Garland last week after mak
ing the trip to the westward,
I to take a baby, who had been
hospitalized here, back to its'
Perryville home.
Notice Footed
In East Addition
Notices for a request of
■titte-to • approximately '''45 j
acres for housing purposes jn j
the East Addition to the Ko-j
diak Townsite have been j
posted on the land.
The land embraces an area
to the I *it and right of Brook
lyn avenue and includes part
of th’e1and now.knQwn(p the
Russian Cejjgstefy, '.A' notice,
on p art of the land requested,
is posted in the area encircled
by a fence and known as the
addition to the Russian Ceme
tery. Other notices are posted
in conspiciuous spots.
CLOSEOUT SALE
of
MILITARY STYLE SHOES
$12.95
$12.95
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One Strap Buckle
Oxford
black & tan
Three Eyelet Lace
Viking Oxford
black & tan
$12.95
Two Eyelet Flight
Boot
black & tan
KRAFTS MEN'S DEPT.
Open Friday Evening* Until 9 pm
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DELINQUENT TAX ROLL OF THE CITY OF KODIAK. DELINQUENT TAXES UP TO
AND INCLUDING CALENDAR YEAR 1951
The Delinquent Tax RoU for the year 1951, and for all prior years, has been
completed and is open for public inspection at the office of the Municipal Clerk,
Kodiak, Alaska.
The following is a copy of said roll:
BOAT OWNERS 1951 1950 1949
Alfred Anderson 54 40 50 40 48 00
Kenneth Anton 40 00 40 00 40 00
Cecil Brown 20 00
Emil Christofferson 28 00 28 00 28 00
Ed Combs & C. Termell 53 25
Jacob Foley 11 50
Frances Healy 40 00 68 00
August Heitman 44 00 44 00
Martin Jensen 540 00
Edward Johnson 20 00
Leonard Keener & Phil Starbird 20 00 20 00 20 00
A1 King 24 00 24 00 24 00
Robert C. King 20 00 20 00 20 00
Wm. King 476 00 47600 476 00
Alfred Levine 20 00 20 00
H. F. MacDonald 28 00 28 00 28 00
Wm. A. McPhee 32 00 32 00
John Malutin 28 00 28 00 28 00
Harry Norton 44 00
B. M. Poland 32 00
K. D Poland 50 35 50 35
Theodore Sargent 24 00 24 00 24 00
J. W. Tolbert 20 00 20 00 20 00
Wm. Sargent & Jack Warren 20 00 20 00
Paul Wolkoff 36 00 36 00
Harley Wood 5 75
TOTAL
152 80
120 00
20 00
84 00
53 25
11 50
108 00
88 00
540 00
20 00
60 00
72 00
60 00
1428 00
40 00
84 00
64 00
84 00
44 00
32 0C
100 70
72 00
60 00
40 00
72 00
5 75
This Roll has been published by order of the City Council, at its regular meeting on
February 11, 1952, and is a true and correct Roll of the delinquent taxes of the City of Kodiak
for the year 1951 and for all prior years. The original of this Roll has been filed with the City
Clerk, Kodiak, Alaska, and is open to public inspection. This Roll shall be presented to the
United States District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, at Anchorage, on
May 7, 1952, for adjustment and order of sale,
WITNESS the seal of the City of Kodiak and the signature of EthelMunicipal Clerk,
thereunto duly authorized.
(CORPORATE SEAL) Robert A. Hedloff
£(ect Earl D.
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better drinks
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Kosoff and our "missing piano pJayer
have returned at the same time
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