EM Club Open
At Post, Base
The service dub. .at Ft.
Greely will remain open at
least another SO days the
Special Service Officer said!
this week.
Earlier, because no club
hostess was available for
assignment at Ft Greely, the
chib was scheduled to close on
Dec. 31. However, Mrs. Kath-J
ryn Trivella, who has oper-j
ated the club since Novem
ber, has been authorized to
keep the club going for an
other 30 days.
Lt. Col. Walter J. Cagney, I
post commander, expressed a1
belief that the club would re
main in operation indefinitely
as soon as a permanent hos
tess was obtained.
A new enlisted men's. cl.ub
was officially opened at the
Naval Station recently by
Captain L. J. Dow, comman
dant.
Several hundred persons
attended the opening cele
bration. The building has been
under construction for some
time and much of the work
was done by the enlisted men.
Reuben “Tiny” Tesarik,
Clark’s Garage employe and
community center director,
left Tuesday for Seattle for
special medical attention.
Dining and Dancing
CASINO
SPORTING CLUB, INC.
for your listening pleasure
'r&eieti TVaiaCe&le
at the piano
KODIAK WELDING WORKS
For all your
WELDING NEEDS
or problems
PHONE 2151
NEW LOW FARES
on
PACIFIC NORTHERN
AIRLINES
KODIAK to ANCHORAGE $35
KODIAK to HOMER $18.25
KODIAK to JUNEAU $105
Tex is not included in fens
Civ') Liquor S»or«
Phono 4131
Chapados
FWS Head
Paul A. Chapados has been
named Refuge Manager of
the Kodiak National Wildlife
Refuge replacing Frank Beals
who has been manager here
since 1942.
, Beals has retired from the
Fish and Wildlife Service and
will move with his family to
Oklahoma around the 15th of
the month.
Mrs. Chapados and their
fifteen-months old baby girl|
accompanied Chapados to Ko-J
diak and they will live in the
house formerly occupied by
Beals.
Prior to coming to Kodiak!
Chapados was stationed at'
Craig, which is on the west
coast of Prince of Wales Is
land. He has been in the FWS
for the past three years. Dur
ing the war he served in the
Navy and was in Kodiak for|
a brief time. !
He was born on Chichagof (
Island in Southeastern Alaska
and has spent most of his life j
in the territory.
TB Seal Sale
Nets $545
Total receipts from the local
TB Christmas Seal Sale are
$545, Emil Knudsen, chairman
of the drive said yesterday.
He urged anyone having
money from the committee to
send it to: Kodiak TB Sales
Committee, as he wishes to
forward a report to head
quarters. |
Credit Ratings
Okayed By Court
Juneau (^P)— Federal Judge
George Folta ruled recently in
favor of two employers in a
suit against the Employment
Security Commission over
“experience rating” credits.
The plaintiffs were the New
England Fish and Wards Cove
Packing Companies.
The decision will require the'
commission to issue credits to'
employers so they may apply
the credits on payments due
under the unemployment com
pensation program. j
The credits accrue to em
ployers in types of business or
industry where unemploy
ment is low so that the funds
paid in by the employers ex
ceed the amount adjudged
1 necessary to meet needs. The
employers then apply the
credits against payments due
thereby reducing tjieir pay
ment into the unemployment
jfund.
| The court ruled that the
I commission had assumed
i legislative powers in constru
[ ing the act so as to cut off
| credits.
i A fire in a garbage can near i
the Yum Yum Restaurant re
sulted in the sounding of the
fire alarm Tuesday. Fire Chief'
■George Magnusen went to the I
scene .huUwwit the fire truck]
back to the fire house because
the blaze was soon out. The I
abrm sounded at 3:25 pm.
Jane Naughton To
Wed Jan. 27
Miss Jane Naughton, daugh
ter of Mrs. C. C. Naughton,
will be married Saturday
morning, Jan. 27, to Greg
Foster of the navy, in a cere
mony at St. Mary's Catholic
Church.
The betrothal of the two
was announced by the bride
to-be’s mother last January.
Miss Naughton returned last
Sauiiuai from the Uiuversitr
of Washington, where siw
had been in her sophomore
year. Refore going to college,
j she was employed at Knud^
sen's. '
| Foster, a navy aerographer.
is the son of Mr. and Mrs*
| George M. Foster of Seattle.
I Marlyss Blinn, daughter of
iMr. and Mrs. Jess Blinn, left
i Sunday to return to school i*
j Seattle, after spending tfei
holidays here.
Berts.Wodlinijer Drugs |
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CAMERAS & Equipment j
Film Projectors Tripods I
Screens Light meters
Flash attachments
& photo flash lamps
V^e have the following cameras
in stock—
EXKATA BOLSEY 3.ri mm HDLLEILDBB
KOUAK 35 mm VENTURA AGFA
also German-made cameras
Shop the drug stores
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WES RHOADES, PROP.
Phone 4151
-■1 ssssr it
0 Bedroom Suites
£ Beauty Rest Box Springs
FULL size
Q Serta mattress, full size
^ Spring Air mattress, full size
0 Colton mattress, full size
0 All wool scatter rugs
• GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER *
LA LANDE’S
KODIAK BAKERY
ASSORTED Cookies
Drop in and shop from the most
complete line of bakery goods
•v*r bokod in Kodiak
Max & Aline LaLande, props.