ARMY
VETERANS!
TURN YOUR MOS INTO A GOOD JOB
NEW HIGHER PAY SCALES NOW IN EFFECT
If you held one of certain
Army Military Occupational
Specialties you may now en
list in the new Regular Army
at a grade commensurate with
your skill and experience, pro
vided you enlist for 3 years
and within a prescribed time
after your last satisfactory
military service.
Opportunity for advance
ment, good, steady work. Get
all the facts at your nearest
U.S. Army Recruiting Station.
A GOOD JO% FOR YOU
II. S. Army
V-:>V cHoo^gjrjH
FI NT PRO F ESS CO N NOW!
M. P. Station, Ft. Greely, Tel. -Army 74
TEACHER WANTED
POSITION: Teacher at Larsen Bay SALARY: $2640 or
more depending upon qualifications QUALIFICATIONS: 90
aemester hours or 135 quarter hours at an accredited college
or university. 16 semester hours must be in education SCHOOL
TERM: Begins Sept. 3, 1946 and runs for 180 teaching days
HOUSING: Quarters, rent free
HOW TO APPLY
By Airmail letter to Miss Dorothy Holverson, Education
Supervisor, Box 1841, Juneau, Alaska
Base To Have
8 Grades
Walter Savikko arrived Sun
day to take charge of the school
being inaugurated at the base
this year. Originally from Doug
las , Mr. Savikko has been super
intendent the past 2 years at
Skagway.
Due to crowded conditions at
the Kodiak school the base will
provide 8 grades of school in
stead of C as first considered, I
and 4 teachers will be on the
staff. About 57 students are ex
pected to be enrolled at the base.
The school is located in the
former enlisted men’s recreation
club building, npar the dispenary.
Sixty men from the Canadian
Naval vessels Uganda and Cres
cent will be guests at a formal
dance at the Kodiak Community
Center Monday evening. Music
will be furnished by an orchestra
from the Navy Base.
Arrangements for the affair
have been made by a citizen's
hospitality consisting of Mrs. A
Holmes Johnson, Charles Mad
sen and Ken Wade, working in
co-operation with Commander
Wood and Dr. Cooperman of
the Navy Base hospitality com
mittee.
Admission to the center on
Monday night will be by invita
tion only.
THAT
ZESTFUL SPARKLE
V ’
N AT I 0 N A LIY FAMOUS
SEER
SICKS' SEATUE BREWING & MAtTING CO. * Since 1878 ’* f. G. Sick, Pres.
WASHINGTON'S OLDEST INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTION 4
Pont/ef this ^ i
hipest one yet away.
First
Annual
Kodiak
Sunday, September 8, 1946
SPONSORED 8Y KODIAK COMMUNITY CENTER