2952 Boat Plates
At FWS Office
The 1952 registration plates
for all commercial fishing
vessels are now available at
the U. S. Fish and Wildlife
Service office on Mission Road,
Roy Lindsley, agent, said i
yesterday.
Any commercial vessel now
engaged in fishing is required |
to have the plates. Owners
planning to fish for salmon
this season are urged to obtain
their plates now.
Talmage L. Smith, local
attorney, returned to Kodiak
this week from Anchorage. |
While there he underwent an
operation.
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Annual Baby Contest
Planned For May 4
The fourth annual VFW.
Auxiliary baby cob test will be.
held on Sunday, May 4, at the I
USO club in Kodiak, it was!
announced yesterday.
Children up to and including i
three years of age will be
eligible to compete and two
first prizes will be offered, one
for the infants-in-arms class,
and one for walking babies. A
king and queen will be
crowned.
All children participating in
the show will receive gifts
from the sponsoring group.
LA LANDES’
KODIAK BAKERY
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
Saturday Special
Chocolate Fudge Cake
100 lb. flour sacks 15 cents each, $1.80 per dozen
Open 14 hrs. a day Phone 3454
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Oldest nil Transfer fin.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
Erich Mueller, prop.
PHONE 3131 or 4303
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MECCA
Bar & Lounge
"Paul & fa*
"tUc faffUt tittle fcutd itt t£e ta*ct"
now playing for your dancing pleasure
Cocktail hour Sundays 5 till 6
Bar Opens daily at 9 am
Lounge at 6 pm
PHONE
Entry blanks, costing $1.00
can be filled ouc at Bert’s
Drug Store or Knudsen’s
Fountain.
New officers ot the VFW
auxiliary will be installed next
month, with Mrs. A1 Pickett
as president.
Others are as follows: Mrs.
Homer Lightfoot, senior vice
president; Mrs. Moe Kimes,
junior vice-president; Mrs.
Karl Brunstad, treasurer; Mrs.
Arnold Ewing, third year
trustee; Mrs, Willard Hall,
chaplain; Mrs. Mildred Pana
maroff, guard; Mrs. Lois Mac
Petri, conductress.
Installation ceremonies will
be held April 8. Mrs. Ewing is
out-going president.
Orpheum To Close
For Three Days
The Orpheum Theatre will
be closed Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday while new
equipment is being installed,
Dick Henriksen, manager of
the theatre, said yesterday.
Chris Poulsen, of Poulsen
and Schock Theatres, will
come to Kodiak to assist with
the installation of new pro
jection equipment, a new
sound system, new screen,
candy counter and ticket
booth alterations.
Poulsen is one of the owners
[of the Orpheum. Jack Jackson
of the National Theatre Sup
ply Company will accompany
Poulsen to Kodiak.
When the theatre reopens
there will be a showing of two
newsreels a week, one News
of the Day from MGM and
the other, Warner Bros.
Pathe News, Henriksen said.
“The newsreels will be
shipped direct from New York
to Anchorage and then to Ko
diak. We should be able to
have them on the screen a
week after their release
dates,” Henriksen said.
Seattle Seaman
Dies Here
Martin A. Erickson, 21, sea
man aboard a crab trawler for
Parks Cannery, died at Grif.
fin Memorial Hospital early
Monday morning.
Erikson was flown from
Ivanoff Bay in a Coast Guard
plane to the hospital here
after he was reported ill. He
died nine and one-half hours
after being admitted to the
hospital.
He is survived by his par
eats Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Erickson of Seattle and by
two brothers and a sister.
The body will be taken to the
states by air for burial. Ko
diak Mortuary is in charge of
the arrangemaits.
Fish Grotto Open
Queenie’s Fish Grotto on
Donnelley and Acheson dock
will open for business to
morrow morning at 11. Pro
prietor of the new business is
Mrs. Harry Landers.
Birth Registration
Cards Here
Birth registration notices
for babies born in Kodiak and
at the naval station during
1950 and 1951 are available at!
the Kodiak Health Center on (
Mission Rd.
They may be picked up dur
ing office hours, 8:30 to 9:30
am and 4 to 5 pm week days
and 9 to 12 Saturdays, accord
ing to Miss Virginia McMul
len, public health nurse.
These are not birth certi
ficates but notices of birth
registration in Juneau, the
territorial capital.
If not called for by May 1,
these birth registrations no
tices will be destroyed, Miss
McMullen said.__
The Elks will hold their
annual Purple Bubble Ball
next Saturday evening at the
lodge rooms on Brooklyn
avenue.
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We have a good selection ol Cars
At Seattle
-Priced to Sell
We are happy to offer a good Selection
Cars will be less plentiful shortly
with less to choose from
WE ARE SELLING CARS NOW!
A few selected trade ins accepted
on some models
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PHONE 3444
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