Students Win
Poster Prizes
The winners in the Kodiak
Community Center Poster con
test, with prizes sponsored by
the Bank of Kodiak and Kodiak
Mirror, were announced Wednes
day to the school students parti
cipating.
O. A. Torgerson, bank presid
ent, presented the high school a
vvards to:
Jane Naughton 1st $5.00
Joseph Heitman 2nd 3.00
Bob Lear 3rd 2.00
William I.amme, Mirror editor,
made the grade school presenta
tions to:
Cecil Sholl 1st $5 00
Robert Sellgren 2nd 3.00
Geneneiva Owen 3rd 2.00
There were 51 entrants in the
contest and judging of the post
ers was done Saturday by O. A.
Torgerson, William Lamme and
Father Vincent Edge. Prizes
were bassd on idea, execution,
neatness and suitability as a
poster to advertise the current
Kodiak Community Fund drive.
All of the posters are being dis
played in various business places
around town, and the prize win
ners will be displayed together n
the windows of the Bank of Kod
iak and Alaska Steamship office.
Tne judges commented on the
high quality of all the entrants)
which showed much care and
work and evidenced a lot of art
istic ability on the part of the
contestants. So excellent were
the posters that a point system
of grading was devised for the
judging and even then a number
of tiie posters were squeezed out
uf the prize winners by only a
narrow margin.
The contest judges wish to
thank all these who participated
to make it possible for such
fine advertising posters to be a
vailable to spread the word on
the Kodiak. Community Center
fund drive.
Notice
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF THE
UNITED FISHERMEN OF
ALASKA
UNION HALL
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY
6th 7:30 PM
All members including those in
the Service and Veterans are
urged to attend.
THIS IS IT
G. A. ROBINSON,
PRESIDENT
DEPARTMENT OF THE IN
TERIOR, Surplus Property Of
fice P 0. Box 2466, Anchorage,
Alaska January 22, 1946. Sealed
bids will be received until Febru
ary 28, 1946 at 5:00 P.M. at the
Department of the Interior, Sur
plus Property Office, Anchorage,
Alaska on mining equipment in
cluding draglines, tractors, arc
welders, compressors and gener
ators. location of property: Se
ward Peninsula at Davidson’s
Landing, Kougarok, Lava Lake,
North Spit and Point Spencer.
Listings of saleable equipment
and instructions for bidding may
be obtained at the Anchorage,
Fairbanks or Juneau Surplus
Property Office; at the Seward
“Polaris”, Seward, Alaska; Nome
“Nugget”, Nome, Alaska; Artie
Club, Seattle, Wastington.
Mrs. A. A. Owen left on the
Cordova for Ketchikan, to check
up on some pr. per'y owned in
'Southeastern Alaska. It is report-,
ed that someone moved onto it
without permission.
Ralph Naughton, who has
been employed at Christy’s Bak
ery, left on the Cordova, for a
business and pleasure trip to
Ketchikan.
Ted Wiley, local janitor, left
for Seattle on the Cordova, on a
vacation trip. He may go east,
before returning.
MARSHALL
CRUTCHER
Certified Public Accountant
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA
AUDITS
TAX SERVICE
Represented by
ELMER JOHNSON
AT
BANK □ F KDOIAK
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