FWS Movies
For Rotary
Conservation in Action, a
movie in color and sound, on
all phases of animal, bird and
fish life in the U. S. and
Territories was shown Rotary
Club 5533 Tuesday following
the regular luncheon at the
Montmartre Inn.
The film was produced and
shown through the courtesy
of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife
Service. Paul Chapados, local
FWS agent, loaned the film to
the Rotary program com
mittee.
Guests attending the lunch
eon were Rear Adm. E. A.
Cruise, Commander Alaska
Sea Frontier and Commandant
17t.h Naval District, the Rev.
(Alexander Popoff or the
Greek - Russian Orthodok
1 Church, Oscar Hanson of the
* Bank of Kodiak, Paul A.
Dupler, local attorney, Drew
Painter, bookkeeper for Don
| nelley and Acheson, and C. E.
| Anderson, former Kodiak
l Public School teacher.
Corner Repaired
The corner of the Pastime
Club, owned by Charles Mar
shall, was cut off this week
and the front remodeled by
Scotty Riddell.
When the street pavement
was poured it was found that
a corner of the building was
only a few feet from the curb.
Marshall plans to pour a new
concrete walk in front of his
place.
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Petition^
A petition circulated by 1.
T. Jackson for the moving of
the city dump from its pre
sent location was submitted to
the city council Monday night.
The petition stated that the
dump was a breeding ground
for rats; created a stench; was
used as a target range by
some shooters and that debris
washed along the beach and
into town.
Bud Metzgar, acting mayor,
said that efforts to move the
dump were being made. A
committee plans to talk with
Army officials regarding using
the old Army dump.
The courfcil authorized the
dock committee to spend $200
for a snow shovel for the dock
jitney. They also authorized
William Worth, chairman of
the dock committee, to act as
salesman for the city in dis
posing of the old planking and
lumber that was torn out of
the dock. The dock is now
undergoing repairs and new
piling is being driven and new
'planking inatalled.
A discussion on the failure
of boat owners to pay for
moorage along the city float
took up a large part of the
meeting. It was pointed out
that moorage and dock char
ges are posted at the city
dock but that few if any boat
owners have paid any moorage |
for several months.
D. N. Hoylman, council-1
man, pointed out that the city
has provided no lights or
water for boats that wish a
permanent berth at the float
and that the boat owners feel
that they shouldn’t pay until
such utilities are installed.
Following the discussion the
council unanimously approved
a motion to install lights along
the float.
Mayor Lee C. Bettinger and
L. K. Wodlinger, councilman,
were absent from the meeting.
Those present were Basil
I Clark, Jay Wolf, Worth,
! Hoylman and Metzgar.
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Council Renews
Liquor Licenses
The city council approved
the renewal of six liquor
licenses Monday night during
a regular meeting.
Jorgen Fredrickson received
approval on a dispensary
liquor license for the Belmont
Bar and a retail liquor license
for the Log Cabin Liquor
Store.
John Brodtkorb’s applica
tion for renewal of his retail
liquor license for Cap’n John’s
Liquor Store was approved.
A. J. Collins received an ap
proval of his application for
renewal of a club license for
the Casino Sporting Club,
Inc.
Jess and Freida Blinn and
Stanley Nelson received the
council’s approval for a re
tail license for the B & B
Liquor Store and a dispensary
icense for the B & B Bar.
Dolly Ulse i
Married Sunday
Miss Dolly Olsen, daughter
of Mrs. Katie Olsen, became
the bride of Roy Harcourt
Sunday evening in the Rus
sian Orthodox Church.
Harcourt, originally from
Hagerstown, Ind , is em
ployed at Walt Muller’s crab
cannery. The bride, formerly
[ Kodiak Cleaners employe, now
| works at the Bank of Kodiak.
Father Alexander Popoff
I performed the wedding cere
| mony which was followed by
[ a reception in the church
I basement.
For her wedding, Miss Ol
sen wore an ankle length long;
sleeved white satin and net
gown, with lace inserts. She
carried pink and white roses.
I Mrs. Carl Sautner, her
! matron of honor, wore a grey
lac; dress and pink velvet hat
j and carried pink roses.
S Bridesmaids. in pastel
| gowns with nosegays of car
[ nations, were the Misses
j Marie Anderson, Elizabeth
Sautner, Margie Malutin and
Pat Sautner.
Muller was best man.
Crownholders were Carl Saut
ner, Dave Henley, Johnny Ol
sen, brother of the bride, atd
Stanley Lee.
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