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Attention Republicans
CAUCUS Thursday, Feb. 11
High School 7-45
Plan to attend and elect your officers and
delegates to the 3rd Div. Convention.
STAG PARTY
TONIGHT ELKS CLUB
9 till ? ? ?
ELKS ONLY
Buy It Baked
LALANDES Kodiak Bakery
Saturday Special
Chocolate Eclairs
and
Assorted Cream Pies
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Let Us jBake Your
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fflace Your Orders Now
Open 24 hrs
daily
Max and Aline LaLande, props.
Phone
3454
BS of A Celebrate 44th Birthday
The nations 3,300,000 Cub
Scouts, Boy Scouts, Explorers
and their adult leaders will
i observe the 44th birthday of
the organization during Boy
Scout Week, Feb. 7 to 13. £
The theme of the observance
is “Forward on Liberty’s
Team,” the current major
emphasis of the movement,
which seek to produce a
greater functioning man
power and provide a higher
quality program for its ever
increasing boy membership.
The anniversary is to be ob
served by 89,000 units in all'
parts of the nation, its posses
sions and also in other parts of
the world where American,
families reside.
A principal activity of Boy
'Scout Week will be paying
) tribute to the volunteer adult
education or training groups
of the nation.
“The Boy Scouts of America
is’ one of the largest volunteer
j adult education or training
>groups of the nation,” said
iDr. Arthur A. Schuck, the
, Chief Scout Executive. “Al
most 200,000 of our leaders
i 1 ■'
ASC Releases
Sailing Schedule
Kodiak will receive pas-'
senger ship service from June
7 to August 30, this year ac-1
cording to the new spring and
summer Alaska Steamship!
Company schedule.
A new vessel, the Alaska,
' will replace the Denali on the
| Kodiak run this season. The ]
| Alaska is larger than the De-1
nali and for several years has
been on the Seward-Seattle
run.
The Alaska is 366 feet in
length, has a displacement of
7,450 tons and a gross tonnage
of 4,658. The Denali is 335
feet in length, displaces 6,480
tons and has a gross tonnage
! of 3,365.
The Alaska will call at Ko
jdiak on June 7 and 21, July 5
land 19, and August 2, 16 and
30. !
For the past 1U years tne
; Denali has made Kodiak one
of its regular ports of call dur
ing the tourist season. Seve
ral years ago it served Kodiak
the year round with passenger
service.
The Denali, the Baranof and
i the Aleutian will remain in
service with the company. The
Alaska will carry more pas
sengers than the Denali and
will offer the same service to
tourists and passengers, Walt
<er Sipprell, Kodiak ASC agent
I said.
Mrs. Don Crawford was
(given a farewell party • last
week by employees of the
Bank of Kodiak. She is re
signing her position after five
years service.
The bank staff presented
her with a table lamp.
; A patent to Robert L. Hall
from the United States for
lot 9 block 30 of the east addi
tion has been recorded.
took training courses in Scout
ing and leadership techniques
last year.”
“Scouting belongs to the
American people who have
made it possible,” Dr. Schuck
continued. “This is thoroughly
in accord with our democratic
ideals and the American way
os life. As a voluntary move
ment its doors are open to
every boy of every race and
religious belief who wants to
come in.
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NOTICE
WARNING is hereby given to each Person?, Party
or Group receiving water for Domestic use from the
MISSION CO-OP WATER DISTRIBUTION SERVICE
from the supply that is delivered to our pipeline system
that there Must Be Absolutely NO Wasting of Water
after it is delivered to US. This means from your
Tappets or otherwise of any particular housing unit in
the area. YOUR four dollars per month or fraction there
of is for the demestic use of water and does not give you
a license to wilfully, deliberately or carelessly waste a
single gallon for any reason and thereby deprive Others
in the area of their equal right to their rightful share of
the water you are wasting and for which they are pay
ing their four dollars also.
Definite proof that a PERSON or PERSONS col
lectively or otherwise who persists & insists on wasting
water from the above system solely in the fear or pos
sibility that pipes that he has installed to receive water
or the house has not been properly insulated against
winter temperatures or whatever degree, is no alibi or
excuse for the wasting of said water.
The Landlord, Owner Agent or Tenant are all
jointly responsible for these acts of Irresponsibility and
utter dis-regard of the Welfare, Comfort, Conveince &
Rights of Others in the Neighborhood and the Public in
rf general.
I The entire water System oi tne uicy oi ivoaiaK. ana
its Impounded Supply in Reservoirs will not permit thi&
extravagance. The fact that the Navy Authority has.
adopted a policy of warning the persons residing on the
station and encouraging them to leave faucets running
during a cold wave does not apply to any part of the
Town of Kodiak or to Navy Personnel living in town and
more particularly to those living out on Mission Road
beyond the City Limits who are getting their water from
the Mission CO-OP. Anyone found doing so Service will
be discontinued, Connection servered & further Service
Denied.
This is no joking matter! Acting in the best in
terests of 98% of my custorriers and for their welfare,
individual rights & at least a partial guarantee to give
them what they are paying for. The water that is avail
able for present demand is sufficient in quanity for the
essential needs of my Community but there is not one
single gallon surplus on hand that can be wasted by any
Person.
Due to thoughtless & inconsiderate persons which
IS exists everywhere there is no absolute guarantee by the
City of Kodiak or the Mission CO OP that a twentvfour
hour water service to the individual’s place of residence
can physically or will be maintained.
I certainly intend to seek all available legal pro
tection against this Minority in the Best Inteersts of the
Majority. This area will be patroled daily but at no par
ticular time.
Respectfully and Sincerely Yourg
Ben B. Bolden
Superintendent
Mission Road Co-op Water Distribution Service