Mrs. Howard Fread left Sa
turday for Anchorage for jury
duty. Mrs. Fread, City Mar
ket employe, was accompanied
by her daughter Candace.
Mr. and Mrs. 6. Saul were
PNA passengers for Anchor
age Tuesday.
Ralph Shupp was an outgo
ing PNA passenger Tuesday.
Mrs. Mickey Martin is
working at the PNA office.
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I .Leon Johnson was elected
Exalted Ruler of Kodiak B. P.
0. E. 1772 during a regular
meeting at the Elk’s Club and
other officers and committee
chairmen, were elected and
appointed.
Eleven new members were
I initiated into the lodge during
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ever baked in Kodiak
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the meeting.
The following officers were
elected for a one year term:
Vincent W. Root, leading
knight; Maurice Gunderson,
loyal knight; Irvin A. Bow
man, lecturing knight; Orrin
Kimball, secretary; Jack
1 Hinckel, treasurer; Norman |
Fleldheim, tiler. Ray W.
' Boggs was elected trustee for
five years.
Members named appoin
tive officers are John Gibbons, •
esquire; Carl Briner, chaplain;
Charles Graff, inner guard
and Sig Digree, special officer, i
Committees and chairmen
are as follows: House, Andy
Andrews; entertainment,
Robert Hedloff; sickness and]
distress, Martin Jensen;
social and community welfare,
John Gibbons.
Johnson succeeds Gene Mar
lar as Exalted Ruler of the
lodge. He has served as lead
ing knight the past year and
acted as ruler during the past
few months during the ab
sence of Marlar who is now li
ving in Anchorage.
The meeting was attended
by a large percentage of the
membership. April marks the
second year of existence of the
lodge.
The lodge will be host to
the Alaskan Territorial Elks
Association convention which
will be held April 18 through
22.
ElkJ from all parts of Alas
ka will gather in Kodiak. Din
ners featuring Kodiak King
Crab, local barbecued beef and
seafood delicacies, will be
held. Plans to entertain the vi
sitors include a minstrel show
and a Monte Carlo night.
A special meeting will be
held Monday night at 8:30 to
complete convention planning,
Sig Digree, publicity chair
man, said yesterday.
Price Of Fags
Goes Up
The price of cigarettes went
, up 20 cents per carton in Ko
diak April 1, when the new
territorial tax went into
effect.
: . Cigarettes that formerly
I sold for $2.15 a carton are now
priced at $2.35 at all grocery
stores.
At one local grocery cig
arettes formerly sold for 23
cents a pack are now up to 25
cents. Other dealers in tobacco
have been charging 25 cents a
pack since last year when: the
tobacco tax was uppe d. Some
i stores in town have not been
officially notified of the in
crease in prices.
' The original order from the
territory stated the two cent
raise was in effect March 27.
Another order is reported to
have come out changing the
date to April 1, but none of
.the local stores has been
notified.
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first Ai*i
Classes Started
Advance courses in first aid
were started this week as part
of the Civil Defense program
under the direction of Ralph
0. Zwolsman, field director
for the American Red Cross,
at the Legion Hall (com
munity center).
Classes will continue next
week and interested persons
are urged to attend.
Zwolsman arrived in town
Monday to conduct the clas
ses. Instructions are given to
workers who will later in
struct others in the technique
oi hrst aid.
The importance of beings
prepared in the event of an
, attack and the great need for
I money to further the present
! Red Cross drive for funds for
j the blood bank program were
emphaizedby ZwolsmanUn a
j talk to the Rotary Club Tues
jday.
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Washington (>P) — The
government recently knocked
the spare tire off new cars.
To save rubber for truck,
tractor and farm equipment
tires, the National Production;
Authority directed that new
passenger cars be delivered
with only four tires.
Berts Drug Store
A fine selection of
Candies & Confections
Johnson Chocolate Cherries
Brown & Haley
Harry L. Brown
Societe
Rogers
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