{•«ch//ijey Resigns
From Police
Ovid “Mac” McKinley, city
patrolman, has resigned his
position with the city police
to accept a position with the
firm of Donnelley and Ache
son.
Acting Police Chief William
Kreiner said he was consider
ing the application of D. H.
Coe, formerly with M. S. T.
S-, as a replacement.
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Armed Forces Day
Parade Planned
An Armed Forces Day
| parade will be held May 19,
I with all three services and
i units from the various service
organizations taking part, a
Naval official announced this
week.
The Kodiak school drum
corps and band and the Boy
Dining and Dancing
CASINO
SPORTING CLUB, INC.
i
i
for your listening pleasure
&e£eet 'WtUcUeale
at the piano
LA LANDE’S
KODIAK BAKERY
Saturday Special
Cream Puffs
Drop in and shop from the most
complete line of bakery goods
ever bcked in Kodiak
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
NEW LOW FARES
on
PACIFIC NORTHERN
AIRLINES
KODIAK to ANCHORAGE $35
KODIAK to HOMER $18.25
KODIAK to JUNEAU $105
Tax is not included in farts
Scouts will march in the par
ade that will form at 10 am on
Mission Road, beyond the
Russian Church.
1st Lt. William E. Bond,:
. USMC, has been selected as:
! parade marshal.
Marching units* from the
Army, Marines and Navy,
! plus a Navy hand, wili be in
' eluded in the parade. Thej
Veterans of Foreign Wars,;
the Cooties, VFW Auxiliary,
American Lega a. and Ameri
can Legion Au.v.nary will also.;
march from Mission road;
down Main st., So. Mill Bay
Road, Alaska Way, south on
Brooklyn and will disband onj
the road beyond Kraft’s |
Store.
Jack Hinckel, acting mayor /
during the absence of Mayor j
Lee C. Bettinger, will issue a j
proclamation declaring May!
19, Armed Forces Day, and
will urge all Kodiak residents
to participate in the obser
vances.
Missing Persons |
Sought in Alaska
Anyone having knowledge j
of the whereabouts of the
following persons is urged to
communicate with the Gover
nor’s Office, Juneau, Alaska.
Helene Rogers—came to A-,
laska in 1947 from California, ;
believed to be in the vicinity j
of Nome.
Dan W. Hightower— Veter.'
an of World War I. Last heard
from 1944, allegedly working!
on Alcan Highway. •
ecilia Hawkins— (Brook
hart). Thought she might be
employed by Alaska Coastal
Airlines but they have no
record.
Ernest Berggren— last
heard from in 1928. Known to
have owned property in Ne
nana.
Erick Christ Radtke—4,3,
6 ft. in height. 180 lbs., dark
complexion, hazel eyes, some
times wears a moustache.
•First Class carpenter.
Light Installation
Held Up
The City of Kodiakjwill not
install anymore street lights
until more information is ob
tained regarding a new type
now in use in Anchorage.
Councilman Bud Metzgar
said during the last meeting
that until the council received
more information on the new
type of lights he did not think
it wise to spend any more
money on the old type.
A1 Fenner left Monday for
Moser Bay where he will work
for Libby McNeill and Libby
through the summer. He will
be in charge ot the refrigera
tion a id .vi I ser/i;i ejui.j
ment.
'•A ', ml Mrs. Robin Rossiter
| left last Saturday for the
states. Rossiter who is in the
| Coast Guard will have a new
I assignment. Mrs. Rossiter
1 was formerly employed at the
B ink of Kodiak.
i City Appointments
[ Made For Year
f The following appointments
for the coming fiscal year were
made and approved by the
city council at the last meet
ing.
City assessor, John Mar
shall; Building inspector, H.
E. Spencer; City clerk and
Treasurer, Myrna Perkins;
Fire chief, George Magnusen;
Health officer, Dr. A. Holmes
Johnson; Magistrate, Myrna1
Perkins; Superintendent of.
Streets and Utilities; Mill1
Vokacek and Wharfinger, H. j
E. Spencer.
Open House /it
Elks Club Tomorrow
An open house is being held
at the Elks Club tomorrow
between 2 and 4 pm for *all
members.
Bob Hedloff and his orches
tra will provide the entertain
ment and music for dancing.
A luncheon will be served by
members of the Emblejn Club.
This is the first of a series
of parties planned by ‘ the
newly appointed ^entertain
ment committee, according to
Bob Hedloff, chairman. All
Elks, their ladies, Emblem
Club members and guests are
invited.
Herts-Wodlimjers
We feature a
Complete Stock
of name brand cosmetics
Dubarry
Lentheric
Revlon
Faberge
Evening in
Coty
Pond
Paris
Hudnut
Max Factor
Lucien Lei on g
Shop the drug stores
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WES RHOADES, PROP,
Phone 4151
GIVE HER A
Lane Cedar Chest
FOR A GRADUATION GIFT
As advertised in LIFE magazine and 17
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