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Committee Heads <
Are Chosen
At the first luncheon meeting 1
of the newly formed Kodiak 1
Business Women’s dub Tuesday '
noon in (he Victory dining room, (
Miss Lilian Morris, club presid
ent, announced the appointment '
of committee heads for the en- *
suing year.
Tuose appointed included Vi
ola Sipprell, Membership; Fleeta .
Chustopherson, Program Coord- i
ination; Marjory Gunderson,
Education and Vocational; Irene
Brooks, Health; Georgia Nor
man, International Relations;
Edna Kraft, Public Affairs:
Myrna Perkins, Legislation; Bea
Marta, Finance; and Gertrude
Raumaker, Newsservice.
The club unanimously elected
Rena Austin as parlimentarian
for the group.
Mrs. Robert Atwood, wife of
the publisher of the Anchorage
Times and president of the Alas
ka Statehood Association, has
been invited to be a guest speak
er at the Rotary luncheon next
Tuesday. She is expected on
Monday’s plane.
The local Business Women’s
group is planning a special meet
ing to hear her also, if arrange
ments can be made.
George Mahle, former city
patrolman, left on the Denali
with his family for Chignik,
where he will be employed in the ;
cannery there. He has worked
there for several years.
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)/d Harbor News
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spearns
ind son James, of Port Hobron,
?ere callers at Old Harbor March
10. Their daughter, Loretta, cel
brated her 20th birthday on
vlarch 1 in Seattle where she is
imployed as a telephone opera
or.
Senefont Zeedarand Lawrence
Vshuack of Kaguyak are visit
ng here.
Pvt. William Hansen, visiting
lis father on furlough, was hon
»r guest at a St. Patrick’s Day
auffet luncheon given by Mr.
md Mrs. Fred E. Bailey.
Pete Kahutak, Alex and Inne
kenty Inga have returned from
a hunting trip to the vicinity of
Shearwater. Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Kagueyak have also returned
From an extended fox hunt to
Sitkinak island, which netted
them 16 blue foxes.
Mrs. Flora Shugak has written
that she has arrived at the hos
at Juneau.
Alfred Azueyak is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Hansen.
“If it’s good eats you’re mis
ifn’, it’s because you’re missin’,
;he Yum Yum eats.’’
Orders sent out on call, open
rom 6 till 3 am, and later on
uarty orders. Closed Sundays
Yum Yum. (adv)
Color movies of fishing and
wild life in the Red River area
on Kodi&k island, taken by Air,
Madsen, were shown by his fath*
er, Charles Madsen, at the Ro
tary luncheon Tuesday.
Quests were Jake Foley and
Paul Fretzs.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
FOR THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA ■’
THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT, 4
AT KODIAK i
In the Matter of the Estate
of 5
JAMES HOLLAND
deceased
NOTICE OF THE SETTING
FOR THE HEARING ON
THE FINAL ACCOUNT OF;
THE EXECUTOR HEREIN
Notice is hereby given that a!
1:30 pm on the 14th day of May ,
1946, in the United States Com
missioner’s office in Kodiak, A->
laska, a hearing on the final ac*
count of Jalmer J. Springhill’s
report as Executor in the Estate
matter of James Holland, de*
ceased. Any and all persons
wishing to file any objections to
said final hearing may at that
time do so.
BY ORDER OF THE PRO
BATE JUDGE dated this 12th
day of Match, 1946, at Kodiak,
Alaska
G. W. BUBENDORF,
Judge of the Probate
Court for the Territory of
Alaska, Third Division. '•
First Publication3-16
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TAGURA TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
FIRST BUS on REGULAR RUN STARTS 6:45 am, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1946
Scheduled to pick up Civil Service Workers and others carrying N.O.B. passes for transporta
tion to N.O.B. area. Commutation tickets and other tickets will be
on sale on Buses at all times.
SCHOOL BUS will leave Mission Road Terminal at 8:15 and will pick up Ghildren any where en route for school
ONE Toot, of the horn when Bus is goin$ out
TWO Toots en route to school
BUS SCHEDULE
Mission Road Administration
Terminal Kodiak Building
DEP. AR. DEP. AR.
6:45
7:00
8:35
9:00
10:50
12:50
2:50
4:05
6:00
6:30
8:30
10:30
11:15
7:00
7:15
8:50
9:15
11:00
1:00
3:00
4:15
6:10
6:40
8:40
10:40
11:25
7:05
7:20
9:20
11:15
1:15
3:15
4:20
5:05
6:45
8:45
10 45
11:30
7:35
7:50
9:50
11:45
1:45
3:45
4:50
5:35
7:15
9:15
11:15
12:00
12:40
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(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
FARE SCHEDULE
For passage between the Naval Operations Base
and Kodiak Post Office
Weekly Commutation Ticket. Unlimited $3.50
This ticket is good from Sunday to Saturday of the
week of issue, and is good for any number of rides by
the purchaser thereof during that week, on regular runs
Single ride, one way ticket. Adult
Return ticket, two way ticket. Adult
Single ride, o.te way ticket. Child
Weekly Commutation Ticket, good for ten
during week on regular runs for School Children
For Passage between Kodiak Post Office via
Mission Road to Terminal
Weekly Commutation Ticket. Unlimited. Adults 1.50
This ticket is good from Sunday to Saturday of the
week of issue, and is good for any number of rides, by
the purchaser thereof during the week on regular runs
Single ride, one way ticket. Adults .15
Single ride, one way ticket. Child .10
Weekly Commutation Ticket -75
Good for ten rides, during the week from 8 am to 5 pm
School days for school children only
.45
.85
.25
rides
1.25
BUS SCHEDULE
Administration Mission Road
Building Kodiak Terminal
DEP. AR. DEP. AR.
7:40
8:00
10:00
12:00
2:00
4:30
5>10
5:40
7:20
9:20
11:20
8:10
8:30
10:30
12:30
2:30
5:00
5:40
6:10
7:50
9-50
11:50
8:15
8:35
10:35
12:25
2:33
5:05
3:45
5:45
6:15
8:00
10:00
11:00
8:30
8:50
10:45
12:45
2:45
4:00
5:55
6:25
8:15
10:15
11:10
ALL TIME AND PRICE SCHEDULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
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