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transportation. This will remain
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or train arrival following settle
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mount added to the ceiling price
under this provision.
Members of the Kodiak Com
munity Center’s advanced junior
folk-dancing club gave their first
public demonstration at the
weekly Square Dance Wednes- j
day, performing the lively Kan-!
afaska and the difficult Ladies
Whim with vigor and polish.
Members of the demonstra
tion group are Geneneva Owen,
Nancy Norman, Sally Heitman,
Marie Cope, Alma Nelson, Vivi
an Fagano, Hazel-Marie Owen,
Becky Smith, Harriet Olsen,
Stella Scroggs, Thelma Cobb and
Martha Olsen.
The dancers have been invited
to perform at the Hallowe’en
carnival at the Center and will
do a lively gypsy number, the
polka-mazurka.
Young women needed!
That’s the slogan of the Mon
day evening folk-dancing pro
gram at the Kodiak Community
Center, according to Director
Ken Wade. The program is con
ducted on Monday nights at
8:30 and is open to anyone inter
I ested in folk-dancing. The last
i two weeks there has been a sur
plus of men wanting to dance,
j The gioup is learning a num
ber of interesting folk dances
and also does square dancing
with plenty of time spent on in
struction.
, A pleasurable trip to Norway
behind him, Martin Jensen re
turned to Kodiak by plane this
week, reporting that “everything
was fine'’ in the old country.
Mrs. Jensen is in Seattle wait
ing for the shipping strike to end
before returning. She is laden
down with antiques and souven
irs purchased abroad and won’t
let herself be separated from
them.
William E. Berrett. assistant
U S Attorney, 4th division, vis
ited Kodiak this week en route
to Karluk. He is working on the
Karluk reservation injunction
ease coming up at the district
court in Fairbanks Oct. 28.
Maurice Briggs, local acting
postmaster, left by plane bunday
on a vacation trip, principal!} to
visit his son’s family, including a
new grandchild, in Spokane He
expects to be back by the end of
the month.
Mrs. Briggs and Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Dawson will manipulate
the mail during his absence.
Herbert Bryan, consulting en
gineer for the REA, who was a
visitor recently to the local KEA
plant., has been instructed to
bring his family to the Territory
I and make arrangements for the
opening of an office to serve Ru
f ral Electrification projects^ now
under consideration in the Terri
tory. The office will be located
at Palmer.
Mr. Biyan arrived in Kodiak
on Wednesday’s plane, and after
a short time here will leave for
Washington, D. C. before pro
ceeding to his new office.
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