Sharp Named Trusie«
- At L of AC Convention
At the League of Alaskar
Cities convention held eafliei
this month in Fairbanks, the
following officers were elected
for the 1954 55 year:
President-Mayor Harold 1 E.
Painter-Seward
Vice Pres.-Councilman Lucy
Mick-Palmer
Trustees-Councilman M. Pat
terson-Anchorage
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i City Manager R Sharp Kodiak
Council woma Todd Moon-Cor*
d va. Mayor-Helen J Long
Valde/,, Mayor Douglas Pres
ton-Fairbanks.
Exec. Sect.-Victor Fischer-An
chorage.
The next convention of the
League will be held in Palmer,
the exact date being set by
1he Executive Board at a later
1 date.
Jit Memoriam
THE CLOCK OF THEIR DAY HAS STOPPED
ACROSS ITS FACE THE MOTIONLESS SHADOWS
MARK-THE HOUR OF ELEVEN - • - OUR PERIOD
OF RECOLLECTION
Elka Memorial §eroirea
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5th 4 PM
ELKS HALL
A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE WHO
HAVE PASSED INTO THE REALM OF
EVERLASTING PEACE. MAY THEY LOOK DOWN
UPON US AND BEHOLD THAT TRUE TO THE
MOTTO OF OUR ORDER, WE HAVE KEPT THE
FAITH AND INSCRIBED THEIR VIRTUES UPON
OUR TABLETS OF LOVE AND MEMORY.
PUBLIC INVITED
IF-iv Loe Recieves
90 Day Sentence
[ Mr-. Fay Loe was arrested
j on Saturday by the City Police
[on a charge of intoxication in
(a public place and a charge of
vagrancy was also placed
| against her by Deputy Mar
' shal Dizney.
, She was taken to court on
' Monday and asked for a con
tinuance prior to making her
plea her bond was set at $2C0.
On Tuesday morning in US
Commissioner’s Court she
piead guilty as charged and
was sentenced to 90 days.
Due to the limited personnel
and the presence of no matron
in the local jail, Mrs. Loe will
be compelled to serve her 90
day sentence in the Anchorage
jail.
She left Kodiak for An
chorage on Wednesday to
start serving her sentence.
Hospital News
A baby girl weighing 71bs
10 o s., name Heather Edith,
was born to Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Bakus November
23rd.
To Mr. and Mrs. Eldon M.
Lester on November 22nd a
baby boy weighing 6 lbs. 2ozs.
name Gary Arthur
To Mr. and Mrs. Emil And
erson a daughter {weighing
71bs.
To Mr. and Mrs. Chester
| Clyner a boy weighing 7 lbs.
112 nzs. name George Frederick
■ To Vlr. and Mrs. E. W. Elie.
a baby girl weighing 5 lbs
j 12 ozs. name Kathryn Lee.
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Emblem dub Bazaar
| At Elks Club Today
The KmblemCIub are having
a Razaar today •at the Elk’s
( Club from 10:30 til the various
Items for sale are gone.
i The Bazaar is chairmaned by
Dolly Rowher and her immed
, iate co-chairmen are AngeHuer
and Helen Seleen.
The dailyprogram includes a
luncheon from 11:30 A.M. til
2:00 P.M., a fish pond for the
kids, a white elephant table
for the adults,all sorts of home
baked goods,home made candy
table, needle work booth, plant
starter booth and table decor
tion booth.
The Bazaar is open to the
general public.
Herbert Bell, Supervisor in
the packing department at
Supply, with the 2 children is
spending the holidays with his
folks in Fredricksburg,Virgin
ia. Herb has been employed at
the Base for the past 10 years.
Don Hanson, electrical de
partment at the Base, is going
to Seattle next week on busi
ness. He plans to return for
the holiday.
BIGGEST CAR. BIGGEST BUY
OF THE LOW-PRICE 3
ALL-NEW
PLYMOUTH ’55
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CHOICE OF TOP POWERPLANTS
177 hp ... Hy-Fire V-8 engine
with PowerPakf
167 hp ... Hy-Fire V-8 engine
157 hp ... Hy-Fire V-8 engine
117 hp ... PowerFlow 6 engine
t4-barrel carburetor at low extra cost.
All powerplants available with PowerFlite,
Overdrive or Synchro-Silent transmission.
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• Powerful new Hy-Fire V-8 and PowerFlow 6 engines
• New Metal-in-Motion Styling
• PowerFlite* . . . finest no-clutch transmission made, with
Flite-Control Drive Selector on the instrument panel
• New Full-View Windshield, swept-back, really lets you see ,
• Full-time Power Steering* • Wide-pedal Power Brakes* $
• Tubeless tires-standard 'Optional equipment at low extra cost |
Don't miss the Thanksgiving Day football classic:
Detroit Lions-Green Bay Packers. See your Radio-TV listings.
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CLARKS GARAGE 3444
Cfemos Chani/v QylztWS
Th° Kodiak lsia i Demo
cratic Club held t; dr regular
r.omoly meeting on fu 1 d.iy,
November 30th, at ’he Jnion
Jail, Secretary Gi or e ^nntag
assuming the ch ii• inship
lue to the absence o< Presi
de nt Bud Metzgar.
The by-laws of’the organiza
tion were discussed as the first
order of bu iness and it was
the concensus of opinion that
the present by-laws were in
adequate for the club doe to
the enlarged membership. A
Committee was appointed by
the President protem to draw
up a new set of by laws. This
committee consisted of Anna
Mav Vokacek, Jane Ferrel and
Kusseli Wright.
A nominating committee
was also appointed to nominate
club officers for the year 1955.
On this committee are Cathe
rine Wright, chairman, Molly
Picket and Lee Cadell.
A special meeting has been
called for January 3rd, 1955 at
which time the new slate of
officers will be presented to
the club and the by-laws com
mittee will submit their re*
vised set of by-laws.
The past Territorial election
results were most gratifying
as was brought out in a dis
cussion by Anna May Vokacek
Students Give Dance
The Senior Class of Kodiak
High School are sponoring a
dance at the Elks Club on
Thursday December 9th, which
is open to the public.
The theme adopted by the
Class is ‘‘WinterWonderland”
"Winter Wonderland” will
be full of surprises, the nature
of which are a total surprise.
Dancing will befrom 8 to 12:30
with the special feature due to
pop at 11 o’clock.
The attire for the dance is
semi-formal. The price of ad
mission is $1.00. Tickets may
be obtained from the students
or purchased at the door.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
the following vehicles describ
ed by make and identifacation
number, and now impounded
by the City of Kodiak, will be
auctioned at public sale on Sat
urdav, December 11, 1954
11:00 AM at the City Hall un
less the owners thereof claim
same by 5:00 PM, Friday, Dec
ember 10, 1954, and shall have
made claim therefore by show
proof of ownership and by pay
ing costs of seizure and im
pounding:
1. 1937, Plymouth Sedan,
Motor No. P4176927, 1954 Lic
ence No. 11527.
2. 1938, Dodge Panel, Mo
tor No. 1207-29279.
All such sales shall be made
subject to certain regulations
posted in the City Hall, City
of Kodiak. Any and all bids
shall he subject to rejection.
Dated at Kodiak, Alaska,
this 6th day of November, 1954.
[S] Richard G. Berg
City Clerk-Treasurer