Garden Club Adds
New Members
The Kodiak Garden Club has
added six new members to
their ranks since September.
This brings the club member
ship to 22.
Those joining the club dur-i
ing the past two months are
Mrs. Harold Moffltt, Mrs. SigJ
Digree, Mrs. Wallace Rask, j
Mrs. John Rogers and Marga
ret Stivers.
The appointment of special
committees for meetings on
holidays and special occasions
is continuing, Mrs. E.L.
Cardinal, member of the pub
licity committee, said yester- j
day.
NOTICE
The Alaska Crippled Child
ren’s Association cook books.
Out of Alaska’s Kitchens,
make delightful Christmas
gifts and are available at Don
nelly and Acheson, Norman’s
Photo Shop, Knudsen’s, Wod
linger-Berts Drug Stores and
the Island Fountain.
For further information call
4154 or see Miss Irene Brooks.
NOTICE
If you can not get us on
phone 3131, call 4303 for oil
delivery. Office hours, i pm to
5 pm Monday through Thurs
day, 1 pm to 7 pm Friday.
Thompson Transfer
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Cocktail Hats Coats
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NOTICE
To all persons delinquent in
paying property taxes to the
j Kodiak Independent School
' District:
| The Board of Directors of
i the|Kodiak Independent Schco'
I District have voted to publish
' a list of delinquent taxes and
' to apply to the District Court
j for an order to hold a tax sale
i of properties on which taxes
j are due.
J The cost of publication and
court costs will be added to the
taxes and penalties already
due.
It will take approximately
(two weeks to prepare this tax
! list for publication. Property
! owners who pay their taxes
j before the above list is com
j pleted will avoid the added
! costs above mentioned. The
' Board of Directors strongly
* urges that all delinquent tax
payers take advantage of this
opportunity to avoid further
penalties,
I (s) Marion Lynch
! Clerk,
' .Kodiak ISD.
| NOTICE
] The Carlon Hill Road will
; be closed for 24 hours. The
j time of closure will be from
nine pm Saturday, Nov. 29,
1952 to nine pm Sunday, Nov.
30, 1952.
(S) Bryan Thorsheim
[ NOTICE
j Game night at the VPW is
now Wednesday and Friday
nights.
Accidents Cause
Most Deaths
Accidents were first among
the three leading causes of
death in Alaska in 1951, ac
cording to figures for the year
released by the Bureau of
Vital Statistics.
Records to date show that,
accidents took 262, lives dur
ing 1951, Heart diseases were
in second place with 226, and
tuberculosis third with 228.
The 1950 figures for the three
leading causes of death in the
territory are; tuberculosis,
234; heart diseases, 230; and
accidents, 215. *
Airplanes were the chief
agent of accidental deaths in
1951, taking /I lives as com
pared with 31 in 1950. Crown
ings are next in the 1951
figures, taking a toll of 54
lives while in 1950 the number
I was 47. Fire caused 37 deaths
I in 1951. motor vehicles 33,
: firearms 15 and falls 12.
j Since reporting of statistical
■data for 1951 will not be con
I sidered complete for severa;
| weeks, these provisional
! figures may change slightly in
' the final report for the year,
i ac cording to F. E. Kester,.
' director of the Vital Statistics
Bureau.
Incoming PNA passengers
this week were Mr. and Mrs.
V. W. Root.
JOSEPH GALE
PUBLIC ACCOUNT ANT
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
PHONE 3424
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21 shopping days until Christmas 21;
Gift Suggestions from Our Various Departments i
Men’s Wear
I
Sport Shirts
Van Heusen
McGregor
Pendleton
Robss
Slippers
Jackets
Interwoven Sox
Groceries
Fine
Selection
Best Quality
All The Time
Women’s Wear
Artemis
and
Nu-Eve
LINGERIE
Costume Jewelry
RED CROSS
SHOES
Hardware
TOYS TOYS
Cameras
SPORTING GOODS
Electric Gifts
Westinghouse
Refrigerators
Washers
J
i Dryers Dishwashers
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
AT WE FOOT OF MAIN STREET on the dock
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