NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP
The firm of Felton and Tenny
announces the dissolution of its
partnership, effective the dose of
business October 8, 1956, and all
creditors are hereby notified that
Mr. Harry Felton and Mr. Gene
Tenny will no longer be mutually
responsible for each others debts
or obligations contracted subse
qnent to that date. Claims against
the firm should be presented to
Mr. Harry Felton, who is winding
«P the affairs of the partnership,
(s) Harry Felton
(s) Gene Tenny
notice
CITIZENS OF KODIAK
Piersons who wish to appear be
fore the Common Council during
any regular session mi»st con
tact the City Manager or the City
Clerk prior to 12:00 Noon of the
day of meeting. Regular meetings
Common Council are sched
uled to convene at 7:00 P. M. on
the 2nd and 4th Mondays of any
month.
(s) Nick Frost
City Clerk 10-13-4n
NOTICE
Mr. Joseph LaFournaise, the of
ficer in charge of the Veterans
Administration, will be in Kodiak
from October 22 until noon Octo
ber 27.
He will be at the Naval Station
from October 22 until noon the
25th. He will be in Koaiak at the
Katmai Post No. 7056 V.F.W post
rooms from the 25th until noon
the 27th.
Any veteran wishing any assis
tance from Mr. LaFournaise Tan
contact him at either place. You
do not have to be a member of any
organization to receive assistance
from the Veterans Administration
officer.
George Sonntag
Post Service Officer
Mr. and Mrs. John Lowe, and
sons Bobby and Jerry, plan to
leave next week to return to their
former home in Tennessee. They
hav been operating the Drive-In
for the past several months.
Soft Drinks — Mixers
and ,
Speed Bar Flavor Extracts
Kodiak Bottling Works
Milk Is
Health Magic
Kodiak Creamery, Inc.
jarawn
Warm Scarf?, Caps, Gloves,
Mittens, and Boots
for the family
for all your Winter Clothing needs.
Come to
Torgersons Leave
For California
Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Torgerson
left Tuesday for California, where
they plan to spend the winter.
The Torgersons will go first to
Seattle and then San Francisco.
Mr. Torgerson, president of the
Bank of Kodiak, will attend the
American Bankers Association con
vention to be held in Los Angeles
next week.
The two then plan to go to Palm
Springs and Indio, Californio,
where they will visit Mr. and Mrs.
Wameling and family. Mrs. Wame
ling is the former Theron Torger
son, who resided here some years
ago.
The Torgersons plan to be gone
about three months.
KIRK BRADFORD HERE
Kirk Bradford, wno is frdm the
Anchorage office of the Standard
Oil Company, arrived in Kodiak
last week. He will replace Merrill
Coon in the Standard Oil Co. office
here for the next month while
Merrill is on vacation.
“Klock” Meets
His New Son
K. W. (Klock) Klockenbriuk met
his new son, Wayne Keith, for the
first time when Mrs. Klockenbrink
and their children arrived home
Monday evening. Mrs. Klocken
brink and the two older children
spent the past seven months in St.
Louis. Mo., where Wayne was born
August 24. Mrs. W C. Klocken
brink, “Klock’s” mother, accom
panied the family on their return
trip. She plans to return to her
home in St. Louis Tuesday.
Electric motors of any size can
become overheated and ignite
nearby combustible material*
Keep combustibles away from elec
trie motors.
©AW CROCKETT Jr.
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Tagura Road
Phone 4201
Weather
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That’s less than the cost of
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