CLASSIFIEDS
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REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to tne arresl
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 8 1-52
WANTED — man for bread
wrapping job. Steady, year
around. Apply LaLandes’
Kodiak Bakery.
FOR SALE—Smith’s Sewing
Shop equipment and right
to rent apartment. Reason
able rent. Call 2112.
■T" at."*^t -Jp ",l
Pagano Home
[ Edward Pagano, son of Mrs.
* Margaret Heitman, returned
j to Kodiak Saturday. He has
i completed four years of col
lege work.
Pagano attended Marin
Junior College for two years
! and two years at San Fran
j cisco State. He plans to return
j to school this fall for a year of
I post-graduate work.
! Jack Jarvis v/as found
j guilty of driving under the in
j fluence of intoxicating liquor
j by City Magistrate Robert
Hedloff recently and was
fined $50 and received a sus
pension of his driver’s license
■ for 30 days.
*?ar t&at Smart Summer
A Saucy Little Hat
with
A Pert Little Dress
from
JiM' LOU
CLOSED MONDAYS
t 10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 12-8
it
Local Fisherman
To Lilnik
Five Koiiak residents flew
to Litnik Lake on Afognak
Island for several days of
trout fishing. John and Jua
nita Marshall and their son
Gary, A1 Collins and J. Rober
son. DSN, made up the party.
Gary, seven years, caught a
23 inch rainbow trout that]
weighed six pounds, Marshall]
; said yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Blinn and
daughters, Marlyss and Beo
ma, have returned after
spending the winter in Se
attle, where the girls attended
school.
NOTICE
Persons having sewing at i
the Smith’s Sewing Shop are
requested to pick it up not
later than today, (June 14) as
the place will be closed soon,
[s] Mrs. Smith
NOTICE
Notice To Cannery Workers }
Your Death Benefit Provi-!
sions apply to MEMBERS IN j
GOOD STANDING ONLY, j
1951 coverage expired June
1st 1952. We suggest taking a
withdrawal card for 1952, if
you do not intend to work, '
and if you do not care to pay
the $15.00 yearly dues. Call
your Secretary P. J. Kerrigan.
6-21
Onited Cannery Workers of
Kodiak Island.
W. A. Cannon, President.
Daughter Born
To Former Resid *nts
A daughter named Aliet
Lucile weighing eight pounds
t’our t u ices was born to Mr.
ind Mrs. Oscar Drake on
Juno 1, at Klaber, Washing
con.
Drake is a former teacher
at the Kodiak Public School.
He writes that they miss Ko
diak.
Miss Ruth Mitchell and Lt.
Paul Gorley, USN, were mar
ried Sunday at Hillside
Chapel. Prior to the wedding,
the bride was honored at a
shower at the Mission rd.
home of Mrs. Harold Mc
Laren.
Illinois Hunter
Gets Bear
An Illinois hunter shot a 10
foot, two inch bear in the
| Kizhuyak Bay area recently
while hunting with Oscar
Nelson, big game guide and
fishe man.
George W. Klavohn of
Genesco, 111., made his kill
with a 30.06. In addition to
shooting bear Klavohn photo
graphed the big bruins and
fished for trout. He left via
PNA Tuesday for the states.
Mrs. John Malutin has been
a patient at Griffin Memorial
Hospital for the past four
weeks.
I".
The Idle Hour
FOR A PLEASANT TIME
! AND
: the: best in drinks
with Bob Hightower to serve you
HARRY WALLACE, prop.
NunnBush
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•• OxtcrtxU^
Style 2587
CORDOVA Last
Nunn-Bush developed
ANKLE-FASHIONING
| to giveyou extra money-sav- [
i ing months of smartness.
for that Father’s day picnic
air fresh weiners
And always for refrigerated produce
IT’s D&A
SHOP OUR
Ladies & Lhildren’s Dept.
for Red Cross & Peters shoes
for the Lady and Redwing & Jumping Jack
tor the kiddies
Fishing Time
is here!
get a
SPLIT BAMBOO
or
Glass Spinning Rod
Aridex & Luxor
REELS
Moro Filament Spinning
Lines in lour weights
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