July 4 Report
Given Club
Ticket sales for the Rotary
sponsored July event totaled
$4,011 this year, Ray Martin,
general chairman of the
yearly event, told the Rotary!
Club Tuesday.
In giving his financial re
port Martin said that after
expenses were paid there was
over $500 remaining from the
sums donated by businessmen.
This money does not include
that raised by ticket sales.
In addition to ticket sales
and donations Martin said
$257.40 was received from the
sale of balloons, hats, canes
etc.
Part of the money received
belongs to the Chamber of
Commerce. A committee of
Rotary members will meet
with a committee from the C
of C to discuss the division.
The Rotary Club plans to
spend all of its profits from
the affair on the Children’s
Playground, now under con
struction on Mission Road.
Guests attending the regu
lar Tuesday meeting were
John Graham, Henry Benson,
Tom Sheeham, Alex Johnson,
Lee F. Bettinger, Dr. Beach
Barrett, R. W. Brown.
John Graham, Standard Oil
Company representative,
called on Merrill Coon, local
oil representative, on business
this week.
NOW
Madonna
Martin
Entertaining
AT THE
CASINO
8:30 till 1:30 pm
Phone 3303
Dining Room Now Open
six until eleven PM
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 fares
♦
Ray Martin, District Traffic Agent
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Club Liquor Store Phone 413ll
[Denali Here
[Wednesday
| The Denali, Alaska Steam
ship Company vessel, arrived
in port around 2 am Wednes
day with several incoming
passengers for Kodiak and 35
round-trip passengers. The
vessel also carried 200 tons of
freight for town.
This is the first trip to Ko
diak this year for a passenger
vessel. Captain Ben Aspen,
well-known to Kodiakians, is
in command of the Denali.
Plans for a sightseeing trip
for “roundtrippers” were can
celled because of the early
sailing which was at 10:45 am.
Tenora Rockney, vice presi
dent of the Chamber of Com
merce, arranged for the tour.
Incoming and outgoing pas.
sengers were as follows.
INCOMING: Seattle to Ko
diak: Margaret Armstrong,
Mrs. A. Cantor and children,
Rusty, Ann and Steven; Ida
Cawdry. Alvin Erickson, Mrs.
Alec Johnson, Mrs. J. W.
Kelley, Mrs. M. Lewsthof,
Alyce L. Mansell, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Nelson and child
ren Sammy, Isabel and Marie.
Bess M. Pangburn, John
T. Powell, Alice Roper,
Richard Sewell, Bernice Shu
dinis, Oscar Swanson, E. J.
Williams.
Sitka to Kodiak: Mr. and
Mrs. T. P. Bank and infant,
Carole G. Kohn.
Seward to Kodiak: {Noel
Wyatt.
Seldovia to Kodiak: Edward
Jelianas.
Ketchikan to Kodiak: Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Duryea, Mrs.
Nina F. Hohberger.
OUTGOING: For Seattle:
J. R. Madden, Mrs. Jay Wolf,
W. J. Evans, Mrs. Virginia
Tesarik and children Patty,
Tommy and Marjorie Mrs. and
Mrs. R. 0. Sparks, Irene Lee,
Muriel Englund.
For Juneau: Mrs. Nadine
Lumsden and children Elaine
and Larry.
For Sitka: Miss Lillian
Rupert.
Navy Plane Makes
Assistance Flight
A Navy PBY flew to Chig
nik Lagoon Wednesday to
bring three injured seamen
from the Alaska Steamship
Company freighter. Sailor’s
Splice, to Griffin Memorial
Hospital for treatment.
The three seamen, all of
Seattle, are Carl Peterson,
Harold Dawson and Aurelio
Tena. The men were injured
during normal operations a
board the boat.
The PBY landed at the Na
val Station on the return
flight and the men were taken
to the hospital in a Navy
ambulance.
Mrs. E. L. Cardinal suffered
bruises and a badly damaged
car around 4:30 pm last Satur
day when the vehicle struck a
post and the guard wire near
Gibson Cove.
ARC Cuts Road
To Loran Station
The Alaska Road Commis
sion has cut a road from the
end of Mission road, near the
former Ernie Bryan home
stead, to the Loran station
building site at Spruce Cape.
The road is not entirely
passable as only the prelimin
ary stumping and “bulldoz
ing” work has been done.
Three surveyors from the
Bureau of Land Management,
Department of the Interior,
have been surveying and stak
ing homesite lots along both
sides of the road.
The property held by the
government and encompassing
the Loran station will be en
closed by a wire fence and the
entrance will be closed with a
gate when the oroject is com
pletes
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Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Duryea,
(he is district agentwith head
quarters in Anchorage for the
Alaska Steamship Company)
arrived here Wednesday
aboard the Denali for a rou
tine inspection of the local
office. They were scheduled to
leave Thursday aboard a PNA
plane for Homer.
Wodlinger-Berts
You will find in the drug stores
a wide variety of personal every day
wants - toiletries, sundries, magazines,
films, cameras, candy souvenirs, etc.
And of Course
Your favorite vitamins &household drugs
Shop the drug stores
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WES RHOADES, PROP.
Phone 4151
£ G. E. Washer
4) G. E. Vacuum Cleaner
0 Wall Picture
Q Curtain Rods
£ Porch Gates
GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER %
KODIAK WELDING WORKS
For all your
WELDING NEEDS
or problems
PHONE 2151
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