Baptists Plan
Mission Sunday
Missions Emphasis Day wil;
be held at the Communitx
Baptist Church tomorrow (
starting at 9:45 am with a!
study of Missions in the Sun-1
day School with classes for all
ages.
Mns. M. S. Burnham, Mrs. j
Lee F. Bettinger and Mrs. |
Oscar Drake are on the com- j
■nittee that is in charge of I
Missions Emphasis Day. !
At the morning worship,
which begins at 11 am., the
Bev. B. N. Wilkinson will
highlight the missions in his J
sermon^ Gb Ye. I
Devotions will begin in the
afternoon at 3 pm and at 3:lo
the Missionary Conference
will get under way. The con
ference tomorrow will open a
series that will be conducteu
each month on the various
phases of Christian life, Rev.
Wilkinson said.
M«'ss Estelle Marlin, Dewitt
Fields and William Stone wih
conduct the conference tc
morrow.
At 5 pm Fellowships and a
potluck supper will be held.
At 7:3u a missionary pag
eant will be presented by the
Women’s Missionary Societj.
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Dining and Dancing
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SPORTING CLUB, INC.
for your listening pleasure
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at the piano
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or problems
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on
PACIFIC NORTHERN
AIRLINES
KODIAK to ANCHORAGE $35
K6DIAK to HOMER $18.25
KODIAK to JUNEAU $105
Tax is not included in fares
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Ray Martin, Distrut Traffic Agent
Club Liquor Store Phone 4131
Coogan Ss
Councilman
Durian Coogan of the Town
Cln vas s vomi in as a coun
cil nan at tne regular meeting
of .1 council Monday night.
•ne council seat remains to
be .'.lieu out late yesterday
Mayor I.ee C- Bettinger had
not indicated wno would he
named for tne position.
During the short meeting
the council paid current bills,
discussed the problem of the
sa,e if liquor to minors in uni
form, renewed several taxi,
can licenses, including one to
Jim Loan, and heard a report
from George Sonntag, direc
tor of Civil Defense for Ko
diak.
Sonntag told the council he
had begun work on plans for
evacuation of the civilian
population and had started
work on plans for the care of
injured. He expects to have a
complete outline of the pro
gram at the next meeting of
the council.
No discussion preceded the
renewing of the taxi cab
licenses when the city clerk
reported that they were all in
order. At a special meeting
last week members of the
Teamsters union protested the
renewal of Loan’s cab license.
Two letters from Captain L.
J. Dow, commandant Kodiak
Naval Station, reporting the
sale of liquor to minors in
uniform by two local bars,
were read by Mayor Bettinger.
Councilman Bud Metzgar
was asked to attend the next
meeting of the Base-Town
Committee and discuss the
matter.
The council approved the
transfer of a taxi cab license
from Ross Galbreath to
Dorothy Jean Anderson.
Otter, Mink Seasons
End Wednesday
The season on land otter
and mink, in fur district 3, of
which Kodiak is a part, closes
on Jan. 31, Paul Chapados,
FWS refuge manager, has re
minded trappers.
Beaver season opens Feb. 1
and continues until March 31,
with a limit of ten beaver per
trapper. The pelts must be
sealed at the FWS office with
in 30 days after the close of
the season.
Any export of furs from the
territory must be recorded on
form 55, availble at the FWS
office or the post office.
Ketchikan Accountant
On Annual Visit
Elmer G. Johnson, Certi
fied Public Accountant from
Ketchikan, arrived in Kodiak
Wednesday morning. He has
been making annual trips to
Kodiak since about 1941.
Johnson is Secretary of the
Territorial Board of Public
Accountancy which conducts
examinations of certified
public accountants and public
accountants.
Johnson is staying at the
K viiak Hot''1.
Fire Destroys Smmi
Mill Bay Dwelling
The city's volunteer firemen
quenched a fire in a dwelling
on Mill Bay road, formerly
owned by Frank Healey,
Saturday during the noon hour
Firemen believe a leaky and
overheated oil stove was the
cause of the blaze that partly
destroyed a garage that had
been converted into a dwell |
ing.
The inside of the building
was badly burned. The fire
a rm sounded at 12:52 pm.
temporary residents of thf
V rlingr were E. C. Black of
the navy, his wife and child
none of whom was home whet:
the rire started. They arrived
at the scene of the fire shortly
after the fire trucks.
Money belonging to the
family was saved during tb*
fire when Elwood “Pie” Wat
son ran into the building t©
get a purse belonging to Mrs
Black.
Berts«Wodlinger Drugs
featuring cosmetics fay
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£ G. E. Electric Blanket
^ G. E. Electric Heater
^ Chester Drawer, unf.
£ Kitchen Chairs, uni.
£ Chromedging tor linoleum
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KODIAK BAKERY
ANGEL FOOD cake
Drop in and shop from the most
complete line of bakery goods
•ver baked in Kodiak
Max & Aline LaLande, props.