Al »ka District Corp
Asks For Open Bids
Local contractors in the
Kodiak-Seward-Cordova areas
who have or can obtain the
necessary barges and equip
ment, are invited to bid on the
reconstruction of the north
breakwater at the Harbor of
Refuge at Seward, the Alaska
District Corps of Engineers re- j
lated last week. : <
Bids will be opened Feb. 24
at 11 am in the office of the A
laska District Engineer, Corps
of Engineers, Anchorage.
The job is rebuilding about
600 feet of, the seaward por
tion. Specifications call for
placing 1600 cu. yds. of quarry
6tbne in suitable fragments
and of necessary cross section
dimensions and height to pro
vide an effective and perman
ent breakwater.
Drawings, specifications and
bid forms may be obtained
from The Alaska District En
gineer. A deposit of $10 is re
quired with each set to insure
return.
The contractor will be re
quired to start work within 30
days after he has been notified
to proceed, and to complete
the entire work Teady for use
not later than 90 days from
that date.
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City Manager Releases Kodiak
Revised General Fund For Year
A revised general fund for
the city for the remaining
months ot the city’s fical year
was approved recently by tne
council.
Tne budget was, prepared,
Presented and explained by
Robert Sharp, city manager.
The revised estimate of reve.
nues calls for $198,415 or
$22,193 more than © -iginally
contemplated. Sharp explained
that the revised estimate was
based on eight months actual
and four months anticipated
revenue.
All known sources or reve
nue have been considered in
the revised budget.
Under General Fund Ex
penditures the Legislative ac
count has been increased by
$813 to provide funds for
council expense and League of
Alaskan cities dues. The ac
count for the city tax assesor
has been decreased by $476 as
all expenses for this fiscal
year have been incurred.
Professional services for
the city have been decreased
by $3,700 principally in other
i legal expense and engineering
fees. The account for police
protection took the biggest
jump being increased by
$7,903. Sharp explained that
the major portion of thft ac
count was the salary expense
for the jail guard furnished
the Alaska Jail System.
The fire department account
has been decreased by over
$3,000 and the street main
tenance account increased by
over a $1,000. The increase in
street maintenance is due to
.the wage and salary increase
Kodiak Pair Wed
|At Naval Station
| The Hillside Chapel was the
scene of a beautiful mid
winter wedding Satuaday
[evening when Miss Joanne
| Goudie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Goudie of Kodiak
Naval Station became the
bride of Donald E. Hansen.
; The bridegroom is the son
| of Mr. and Mrs E. M. Hansen
[oflssazuah, Washington.
Chaplain A. R. Reed per
1 formed the double ring cere
Imony.
The bride given in marriage
by her father, wore a white
Tulle gown with Juliet cap
and veil.
Miss Lois Goudie, sister of
the bride, was Maid of Honor.
She was dressed m a pink for
mal.
Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Peggy Hayes and Miss Mary
Mayer, wearing orchid and
aqua formals.
Loren Hansen, brother of
the bridegroom was the best
man. Ushers were George
Hethcock and Walter Valen.
Immediately following the
wedding, a reception was held
in the Rose Room of the Civil
Service Club.
The newlyweds are making
their home in Kodiak.
which was effective May 1,
li*53 and not considered when
the original budget was pre
pared.
A $1,000 decrease in the
school budget was made. The
city’s^hare o? the school bud
get is payable duringthe city’s
current fical year and repre
sents three-quarters of the
city's share of the school’s
current budget undone quarter
of the prior year's budget.
The water system account
was increased by $7,021 which
was caused by higher salaries
and increased activity of the
department in conjunction
with the water and sewer con
struction in progress.
Garbage and refuse service
was reduced by $3,396. This
amount was computed after
recalculating the contract
hauling expense and by eti
mihating the $2,500 item for
site preparation, according to
Sharp’s revised budget,
| No provision was made in
i the budget for either public
! welfare or the city manager**
j office.
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