Council Acts
On Appointments
special meeting of the city
council was held April 11 to
insider appointments for the
ensuing year. The council acted
the following:
Cut the Fire Chief salary of
|50 and renamed Jack Allman
to the post. Remuneration re
maining is use of the apartment
in the fire hall.
Reappointed Joe Zentner as
glreet, water & sewer superin
tendent, at same salary of $300
monthly. Zentner agreed to stay
until someone can be trained to
take his place
Appointed Mrs. C. Blanken
burg temporary city clerk until
her resignation takes effect
jlay 1. She is planning on leav
ing for Ketchikan to accept
another position.
Tentative set-up for the clerk’s
position will be appointment of
G. W. Bubendorf as clerk to do
bookkeeDing, with addition of
assistant city clerk to maintain
office and do office work. Mrs.
Juanita Savoy, former OPA clerk
has agreed to accept the latter,
and began work this week.
Declared office of city attorney
vacant, with appointment to be
made later at “a more reasonable
salary”. Attorney Lawrence Selt
ser held the post the past year,
at a salary of $150 monthly.
Reappointed George Slawson
as city magistrate, at the same
salary of $20 monthly, with
$1.50 costs for each case.
2 Alarms Sunday
The fire department was called
at 9:26 Sunday evening to a
chimney fire in the small Kraft
house across from the Baptist
church where Mr. and Mrs Tex
O’Reilly live. There was no dam
age
An hour later the department
was called again to a fire in a ca
bin near the beach north of the
KEA plant. The cabin was com
■with a turn of your wrist!
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whiskey with the
sunny disposition!
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ROY F. SNYDER, prop.
Kodiak Timber Co.
Post Office Box 116 Kodiak
Shiplap and 2x4’s $50.00 per M
at the mill
Robert V. Scheele
representing Kodiak
pletely gutted and Tom Soren
«on, owner, said he would junk
the remainder, fire officials said.
Taylor Leaves
For Fairbanks
Warren A. Taylor, Territorial
representative and attorney,
left by plane Saturday to return
to his home office in Fairbanks
to catch up on the work that
piled up during the Legislature.
He disposed of the Taylor apart
ments to Mrs. E. Dooley before
leaving and said he plans to be
permanently located at Fair
banks. where he has purchased
some business property.
Mr Taylor was the guest
speaker after his arrival here at
an open fo<um sponsored by the
Kodiak Civic League, in which
he reported on the work of the
Legislature. Explaining the de
feat of the Griffin Memorial hos
pital deficiency bill and school
appropriation bill as partly due
to politics involving the fish
trap and tax bill, he said a spec
ial session of the legislature will
probably be called and that fav
orable action may be obtained
then on the bills and others
that died “a natural death” in
the Senate.
The Young People’s Society of
the Community Baptist Chutch
will be in complete charge of the
service tomorrow evening at 7:30
o’clock. This group of young
people will lead the song service,
bring the sermon, read the Scrip
ture, and bring the special music.
Sgt. Frank Lewis is president of
the Society.
“Kindling a Forest Fire” is the
title of the sermon Rev Gregory
Morony, the pastor, will preach
at the 11:15 o’clock service to
morrow morning.
The March payroll of the city
was $2248.75.
Notice
Why wait until Mrs. Kostro
metinoff gets here with our
(much-needed) automatic tele
phone system, for your late
hour Chinese foods.
WhenJyou have guests late at
nite. drive'down, send a taxi or
put in order earlier and you
shall have your Chop Suey,
Chow Mein, Italian Spaghetti,
even delicious sandwiches, sent
PDQ to your table, steaming
hot.
Try it at once.
"The Yum Yum”
Donate Clothes!
Clofh ]
Window I
Shades \
CREAM A GREEN
Cut to fit |
Orders for
Venetian Blind* j
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Rhoades j
Furniture Store j
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Wea Rhoades, Prop
Alaska Transfer Co
Oil Delivery
General Hauling
Freight
Baggage
Gravel
ROBERT C. KING, Ownei
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Open Day & Night as Usual
t Steaks
| Chops &
| Chicken Dinners
*iom & Sfiary
Going Bear Hunting?
Modernly
Equipped
Everything
Furnished
Except
Guns and Your
Personal
Effects
CHARTER PARTIES
Hunting Tripe
with
Gun and Camera
Spend Your Vacation
in comfort
Hunting and Fishing
and
Taking Fine Movies]
Fast and Luxurious Hunting Cruiser
"Kodiak Bear"
We will handle a limited Dumber of charter parties, during spring, summer
and fall of 1945, to gojon hunting and fishing trips on Kodiak Island, Afognak
Island and the Kenai Peninsula.
For full details come and see Chas. Madsen in the Totem Igloo Curio Shop
or the Sunbeam Hotel.
A Vacation you’ll never forget, in the finest and fastest hunting cruiser that
ever plied the waters of Kodiak Island. First hunt will start April 25»h.
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY