Council Hears
Of r*lat Arrival
The quest on of whether Kod
iak’s incorporation as a city has
been approved came up at the
regular meeting of the city coun
cil Monday evening at the city
hall when Warren A. Taylor,
city attorney reported that he
had received a letter which not
ified him that the "approved”
city plat was being mailed, and
that he had received a copy of
the approved plat. Official not
ification of the important step
in Kodiak’s incorporation had
been expected and the oblique
manner in which first word ol
approval was given still leaves
some doubt as to the approval.
An effort will be made to check
with officials in Washington, D
C to see if the townsite has been
approved as expected.
i ne council voted SlUuU lor
road use, with the stipulation
that half of the money be used
on the city streets and half on
Mission road.
Wi liam Spath, fire chief, re
ported that Kodiak Steam Laun
dry had new equipment en route
and that after installation it
would exceed the requirements
for safety of the fire underwrit
ers.
Charles Hopp, chairman of
the police cammittee, reported
72 arrests and $1082 in fines from
March 9 to March 23.
A liquor license for a retail es
tablishment to be located on the
corner of Brooklyn avenne and
Alaska Way was approved for
the applicants Tony Kvas and
Bobert Pollman.
A taxicab license was granted
to John Yunnan.
A number of bills weie present
ed and approved, and under
printing and election the city
cek presented the filings of
candidates in the coming city
election.
A new building code ordinance,
No 44 was read and passed.
The ordinance provides for cer
tain minimum standards of con
struction for homes, office build
ings’ theaters, laundries and
other buildings. It is also pro
vides for the division of the town
into two fire districts and sets
stricter requirements for con
struction in the fire district
which includes the downtown
business district.
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Services Due
The Community Baptist
Church announces special Easter
season services. This Sunday is
Palm Sunday in protestant and
Roman Christianity commem
orating Jesus’ triumphal entry
into Jerusalem 6 days before His
crucifixion. The next Sunday is
Easter Sunday, celebrating Jesus,
resurrection from the tomb Ttie
week tfa it lies bet ween these two
Sundays,is known as Holy Week
Rev. Morony announces that
the Church will observe i aim
Sunday tomcrrosv with a special
service at 11:15 o'clock. The
music is planned to fit into the
ocassion and the sermon will be
“Journeying with Jesus”. At the
evening hour of 7:30, the service
theme will partake of the nature
of Holy Week and the message
by the pastor will be “His |
Gethseinane”.
On Wednesday a special mid i
week Holy week Service will 1 e
held at 7:30 All Christian
Churches observe the custom of
at least one special service dur-J
ing Holy Week
Special Easin' -r'-j'.-eS I r
both the morning -in i evemnt
are being planned and will be
announced in detail next week
Pev. Morony expresses the
hope that the people of Kodiak,
the Naval Base and the Fort
will very largely participate in
these services.
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