Candidates For Council Make Statements:
Basil W. Clark
I am a candidate for the of
fice of councilman in the City
of Kodiak. I am in favor of
passing the bond issues for
building the new school and
the new water and sewer sys
tem. Who isn’t? I am not in
favor of running for office un
der a load of commitments. I
expect to try ^to solve the
problems as they arise.
Jack Hinckal
Vote YES on the bond iss
ues. You need more and bet
ter water and sewer systems,
| to assure the health and
growth of the city. Believe
me, I know; I have served you
as chairman of these commit
tees for four years. Water
doesn’t just come out of a
tap because you open it. It
takes a headworks, reservoir
and distribution system to
supply this necessity. Your
council has put in years of
work and planning to arrange
for the needed improvements
and we now need your vote of
YES that we are ready and
willing to pay for them. But
we have only to pay back 50c
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Vote Yes on all issues
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Erich Mueller, prop.
| PHONE 3131 or 4303
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ENJOY OUR POPULAR
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The friendly atmosphere will add to
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on the dollar and have twenty
years to do it in with an inter,
est rate of only two per cent.
We can do this out of the rev
enue from the utilities without
using any of your tax dollar.
If you pass this opportunity
up, you will never have a like
chance. Vote into public office
those who favor the growth
and improvement of your city
and support them with a vote
of YES on both bond issues.
D. N. Hoylman
There is apparently some
misinformation as to whom I
represent as a candidate to
the city council. Now is the
time to correct any misunder
standing. I represent no
clique, faetion, nor segment
of the Kodiak populace. I be
lieve everyone, regardless of
what he or she does, has con
tributed in some way to the
growth and prosperity and
progress of the town. There
, fore, I believe all problems
which now, and will face the
city in the future, must be de
cided upon this proposition.
If it benefits all of the pop
ulace it is a good measure and
worthy of support.
Kodiak must have a far
more adequate water and sew
age system. Kodiak must have
a new and better school. I
urge the voters to make this a
reality by voting for these
propositions when you go to
the polls.
Irresponsible and sensation
al political promises are as old
as politics itself in order for a
candidate to get into office.
Therefore I urge every voter
to carefully, consider the
known qualifications of each
candidate on the ballot and
then vote for those whom you
know will support legislation
which will benefit ALL resi
dents of the city instead of a
favored few.
John ‘Mac’ McLaughlin
Voters of Kodiak:
If elected I promise you:
1. Attendance at Board
meetings.
2. Active, not passive ad
ministration of my assigned
office, duties.
8. Personal attention to
matters of City.
4. Support of Bus Franchise
to Mrs. Rockney.
5. Support of increased wat
er facilities — housing pro
jects — adequate sewerage
system with enforcement of
its usage.
Don’t vote for me unless
you want aggressive, affirma
tive audible action.
Charles Marshall
1 am a candidate for council
man in the city election. I am
not a politician but I will j
serve the town and people to
the best of my ability and will
endeavor to temper my decis
ions with common sense.
I am certain that there are j
others who share my senti
ments and if I am elected I
will work toward making Ko
diak a more prosperous town
and a better place in which to
live.
E. A. Pearson
\ I have been a resident and 1
! property owner in Kodiak for
! the past ten years. If elected
to the city co ined I will en
deavor to serve for the benefit
of the city as a whole, and
work for the improvements,
that will benefit the greatest
number of people, and con-,
serve city funds wherever
possible.
L. 1C. Wodlmger
In the past ten years I have
served several terms on the
common council of Kodiak.
All this took time and work
but my hope was to see the:
development of Kodiak. j
Much has been done and the
past mayors and councils are
to be commended.
With the ultimate in sight
and a council to complete the
objectives long thought of — I
sincerely hope the citizens of
Kodiak vote for the new wa
ter system and school.
John Wolf
I feel that I am a compara
tive newcomer to Kodiak al
though I have made a heavy
investment here and intend to
make this town my home.
Therefore I am naturally in
terested in the future of this
community. I am sure there
are men better qualified to fill
the position of councilman
than I. However since they
are reluctant to accept the job
and I have been asked to run
for the one year term, I can
only assure you that I will do
my best to represent the peo
p'e without fear or prejudice
if elected.
THE
ISLAND FOUNTAIN
Fry our delicious ice cream today
We wish to take
this opportunity to
thank our many
friends and customers
for their iriendship
and patronage of the
Island Fountain dur
ing our ownership.
We also wish our successor, Irene
Brooks, good Juck in her new ven
ture.
ISLAND FLORIST
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