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Legal Notice
THE DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY OF
ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
IN KODIAK PRECINCT
a the Matter of the Annexa-)
ion of the East Addition and)
be Leite Addition to the City)
if Kodiak, Third Divisision,)
Territory of Alaska )
No. K-4547
NOTICE of HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
QN that a hearing on the peti
iou for annexation of certain
;erritory lying adjacent and con
iguous to the Town or Kodiak,
Alaska, moie particularly de
icribed as:
East Addition, officially sur
veyed under United States
Survey No. 2538B, and
Leite Addition, officially sur
veyed under United States
Survey No. 1681
vill be held at 2 o’clock P. M. on
July 28, 1947, before this Court
it, Kodiak, Alaska, at which time
ittd place all persons having an
nterest in the subject matter of
laid petition may appear and be
leard thereon.
WITNESS,the HONORABLE
ANTHONY J. DIMOND, Judge
>f said Court, this 3lst day of
May, 1947.
-a- Louise Annate!
deputy Clerk of the District
Court for the Terri
tory of Alaska, Third
(SEAL) Division (75)
Start Work On
Playground
A shovel began work Sunday
en the Rotary sponsored play
ground on N. Brooklyn, in the
fii st step of this summer’s plans
to continue the work started
last year.
A drainage ditch has been
installed, and it and a dam
will be completed this year so
the pond will be available for
ice skating this winter.
Skid -hacks already purchased
will be relocated and used for
shelters for the skaters.
Mill Vokacek is the new chair
man of the construction pro
gram.
Suit Dismissed
The suit brought by Mrs. Bea
! Nachtweih versus Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Briggs, seeking to re
move them from the Thompson
homestead, which she owns and
which they occupy on an admin
istrator’s lease, was dismissed
this week by Commissioner G.
W. Bubendorf.
The dismissal was requested
by John Hughes, attorney for
the defense, on the giounds that
the action was brought as a for
cible entry and detainer suit and
that it did u.>t come in that cat
egory Ta mage Smith, attorney
for ihe plaintiff, gave notice of
appeal
Zelia G. Stone, mother of W.
W. Stone of the Baptist Mission,
arrived here recently from
Cedaredge, Colo., to spend the
summer.
SAFETY DEPOSIT SERVICE
We have safety deposit boxes for
rent at a small cost where your War
Savings Bonds, Insurance policies,
other valuable papers or jewelry are
protected from fire or other losses.
Pacific Northern
INCOMING:
Ken Twining, James Allyn,
Eleanor & Linda Koch, H Chris
topberson, L Nabut, Perry Huff,
ira Berkey, D F Coder, W W
McMillan, Mr. & Mrs. C H Mc
Kinnon, Lester Martin, Mrs. Po
land, W E Diers, R Holmes John
son, Thomas Sydes, Mrs, Lois
Marcyes, Bill O’Neil, Mis. M
Box, T G Byrne, Harold Curry,
Mrs. Gene Rust, Mrs. Z Stone,
Stanley Orne, Mrs. Carol Orne,
Irvine Hosack, Mrs. C R White,
David Gibson, Joseph Stevens,
Ervmg Smith, H Went'end, Har
old Lewis, N Emanules, Mr. &
Mrs. John Morton, PT White,
Hal Lasquie, Misses C & M Ben
kier, Dion McGutchian, D H
Creece, Jean Smith.
OUTGOING
Mrs. Nancy Ashley, Mrs. O A
Torgerson, John Morton, Chas
Itothermel, George Donald, Nor
man Alekna, John Rodney, Allan
Lake, G W Hollon, W W Cart
wr’ght Bill O'Neill, Kay Wade.
Mrs E Neseth, Lester Martin, fc.
F Johntson, Geo Carr, E H Mc
Farland, I Smith, H Wentland.
Shirley Neuwissen, Dr. C C Bail,
ey, Clark Andresen, Nell Hart
man, Sam Kutter, A1 Alessio,
Mary Ca'atelli, N Wigutoff,
Clarence Ober, Harold Olsen, W
E Diets, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence
Williams, Nathalia Kammae, Ira
Berkey, Perry Huff, John Fly,
Mi. & Mrs. Joe Loughran, Joe &
Chris Anderson, Roy Martinson.
Northern Airlines
OUTGOING
A L Schraw, Henry Kuxhouse,
Eunice West, Mrs. J M McKin
ley, Paul Callahan, Hay Morgan,
Stan McLaughlin, H M Coulsey,
James McClanahan, R A Hause,
Mildred Pr< pst, C W & George
Kraey.
5.5. Denali
The Denali arrived early
Thursday morning and left
I Thursday evening at 9.
i Thirty incoming passengers
included:
Myrtle Anderson, W S Boat
w isrht, Mrs. Jess Blinn, Marlys
& Beoma Blinn, Mr. & Mrs.
Glen Banks, Vivian Clark, Jean
njne Gannon, Dr. & Mrs. George
Cook, Mrs. Ray Ellis Chas. Fish
er, Mr. & Mrs. A S Fitch, Mrs
J F Hester, J H Jensen, Mrs.
Emil Knudsen & 2 children,
Donald Bookman, Mrs. M I.ar
son, Russel Ruyle, Mr. & Mrs.
C B Rumple & infant, Jamer
Stanford, E W Sinders, Miss J
Wc odward.
OU TGOING:
To Port Bailey: Mr. & Mrs.
V.c Ellis
To Shearwater: Raymond
Krautter, Nels Christianson.
To Ketchikan: Mrs. Anita
Cuffe, Mr. ii Mrs. Albert Fried
man. Mr & Mrs Melton Craw
ford, Mrs Marie Jurd.
To Seattle: Mr. & Mrs. Mack
Manrinz & 2 daughters, Mrs
Marie Meline, Nellie Meline,
Sandra f.andesman, Mrs. Effie
Mathews, Mrs Blanche Dean &
3 daughters, Ralph Holford, Ro
bert Barnes, Mrs. Chas. John
meyer & infant, Misses Blanche
& Sheila Brillon.
Suit Brought
A oivil suit was filed Wednes
day by Fred Miller for A1 and
Grace Miller, versus Clarence,
Gertrude and Bernard Rinehart,
seeking $286 al’egedly due on an
oral contract for payment of
rent and other goods. John C.
Hughes is attorney for the plain
tiffs.
Trial has been sbfc for July 7.
Young women of Kodiak are
cordially invited to attend an
enlisted men’s Dance at the Red
Cross Social Center at N.O.B
tonight. Dress is informal.
Free transportation will be
provided with a bus 'eaving the
Community Center at 7:45 P.M.
Miss Helen Dineen, new Red
Cross recreation worker at NOB
will be in charge of the dance.
Bingo enthusiasts will have
another opportunity to win Ind
ependence Day Ford tickets |
and other awards at the pro
gram to be held at the Commun
ity Center next Thursday even
ing, July 3.
All are welcome. Play starts at
8:30 P.M.
The July meeting of directors |
of the Community Center will be
held at the Center next Thurs-j
day evening July 3 at 7:30.
Re-organization of junior dan
cing clasos at the Community
Center was announced today by
director Ken Wade. A new be
ginning class for girls 12 and
over will be held on Fridays and
the Wednesday afternoon group
hereafter will bp for girls under
12. (See program.)
Beautiful Qibson Cove will be
the goal of hikers from Kodiak
Community Center Tuesday,
weather permitting
The group, limited to boys and
girls of junior high school age or
older, will leave the Center a 10
A M Hikers will furnish their
j own lunches
‘ Messages from the clouds”,
some bearing a chance on a free
raffle ticket were drooped over
Woody island and Kodiak Wed
nesday from Boh Hall’s pl?ne,
and again on Thursday from a
plane piloted by Clarence Rhodes
The first day wind blew many
of them into the bay and on
Near island but kids went over
in boats and scoured the island.
MiOflCE
Mission Road will be closed to
all except emergency traffic from
1:30 to 2 p m Sunday June 20
beeause of the Community Cent
er bicycle races All motorists are
requested to co-operate and dri
vers of emergency vehicles
should exercise extreme caution
if they find it necessary to be on
the road during the time of the
racsr.
Henry Gonzales,
Chief of Police
A collection has been taken up
among local merchants to give
the children of the community a
real enjoyable 4th of July. I*
case anyone has been missed
their donation will be accepted
at Ray Martin’s liquor emporium
any evening before midnight.
Center Program
Sunday:—
First Anniversary celebration
(See story)
Me nday.—
10:30 to 5 Jr. Craft classes
2:00 pm Junior Folk Dancing
(couples only)
6:30 pm Softball, school grnds
(Wcmen’^)
7 to 9 Library Open
Marie West
Tuesday:—
10 am Hike to GibsoD cove.
6:30 pm Softball (men)
7 to 9 Library open
Lillian l amme
8:09 Boy Scouts (cub pack)
Wednesday:—
2:00pm Beginners folk-dancing
3 to 5 & 7 to 9 Library open
Sister Hilary - Audrey Kraft
Dorothy Haag
6:30 Men’s volleyball
9:00 pm Square dancing
Thursda > :—
10-4 Craft classes at NOB(Ai
leen Wade--Hed schoolhouse
4:00 Adv. Jr. Folk-dancmg
6:30 pm Women’s Softball
7-9 Library open
Audrey Nadreth
7:30 Adult leathercraft class
7:30 pm Board of Director!
8:30 Bingo (adults)
Friday:—
Independence Day — open as
rest center 4th of July dance
9 to 2 —4 1 its & a Miss.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
THE DENALI
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