OPS Warns
Cigarette Dealers
Juneau—Dealers who raised
the price of cigarettes more
than one cent a package under
the new excise tax law are in
violation of OPS regulations,
George N. Apostol, enforce
ment director, said recently.
“It has been brought to my\
attention that certain dealers |
have raised the price of j
cigarettes more than one cent
a package. If they have, they
are in violation of OPS re
gulations and subject to penal
ties,” Apostol said. “It is,
and will be the policy of the
enforcement office to bring
appropriate legal action
against all violators of price
regulations.”
Elks, Moose and other
lodges and clubs which do not
make bar or restaurant facili
ties available for the general
public are exempt from the
provisions of the OPS.
To qualifiy for exemption, a
club or lodge must have an
elected membership; must be
a non-profit organization
recognized by the Bureau of
Internal Revenue and must
restrict its sale of food and
beverages to members and
their bona fide guests.
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Scout Day
Planned
Wednesday has been de
clared Boy Scout Day for Ko
diak by a committee of 15 and
a one day campaign to raise
funds for the local and base
troops will be conducted.
Funds raised from the cam
paign will be used to run a
new scouting program. Pre
liminary plans call for acquir-|
ing a tract of land in the Is
land Lake area which will be
converted into a camp site and
playground for the scouts.
Scout cabins, a ball field, a
picnic area and space for other
outdoor sports are included in
the plans.
Efforts to acquire this land
by petitioning Congress have
been made a member of the
Scout committee said Thurs
day.
School Notes
A gay evening will be fur-,
nished the public this coming
December 6, when the Kodiak
PTA sponsors a carnival night
at the schoolhouse. Games,
food-booths, and many other
forms of entertainment will
be offered during the evening.
Edward May
Grade 5
The fifth graders are putt
ing on a cherry tree booth for
the carnival sponsored by the
PTA in December. The stu
dents wrote letters to their
parents asking them to help
gather prizes for the project.
Alfred Anderson
Kodiak High School defeat
ed the disoensary team 32 to
25 Friday night at the Naval
Station Gymnasium. Dick
Skinner was high scorer once
again with a total of nine
points for the game. The
next game is scheduled for
Thursday Nov. 15, with the
Aerology Department of the
station.
Roger Johnson
Mrs. Burnham’s fourth
grade is planning to do acro
batics for the coming PTA
carnival. In class they are
studying the stars and con
stellation in astronomy. They'
are composing a Thanksgiving
song in class.
Mrs. Neseth’s fourth grade
is also planning to do some
stunts for the carnival. They
have sanded down some apple
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Baptist Services Set
For Wednesday
The annual pre-Thanksgiv
ing worship will be held in
the Community Baptist
Chuch on Wednesday at 7:30
pm. The service, which is in
charge of the deacons, will
feature special music and a
devotional message by Hed
ley B. Johnson.
On Monday the Adult Fel
lowship of the church will
hoid its monthly party at 7:30
pm. Young adults are invited
to attend.
A warranty deed from
Christine Tolbert to Keith and
Alice Cofer for lots 7 and 8,
block 2 of the Leite addition
has been recorded.
An application for a mar
riage license has been made
by Edna Marie Downey and
Charles Reft.
Dock Workers
Settle Strike
The recent dispute between
the Alaska Public Utilities and
the International Longshore
men’s and Warehousemen’s
Union, local 66. of Cordova
has been settled.
Henry Benson. commis
sioner of labor, flew to Cor
dova on November 8 to act as
mediator. Robert Boochever,
of the Juneau law firm of
Faulkner, Banfield and Boo
chever, represented the com
pany.
£_
jl iic agicciiivUi piuYiuco
a flat 20 cents an hour in
acrease for all employees and
also for 6 days paid sick leave,
according to Benson.
The Business and Profes
sional Women’s club dinner
meeting will be held Mon
day at the Montmartre Inn.
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