urch Lists
ecial Program
, p ilrn Sunday music
ee rrangedfor tomorrow
-U “community Baptist
he U : 1 :15 o’clock ser
{h8tt L will open with
^llbyall three choi,s
f “Fling Wide the
iug,ng °c g Kauffman. In
'''"D/Vl the’ first Palm Sun
“J the children sang
„ our Lord, .he Chil
I Cnoir will sing the “Chil
Hosanna" by Margaret
Brown. "The Palms by
Baptiste Faure, will be
ky the Church Choir and
q S. Morony’s sermon
e “The Modern Triumph”.
^•30 there will be a popular
^ing led by Edgar Burress
ie story of one of the fam
,mn?. Rev. Morony’s ser
K entitled “A Judgment
>t Believing”.
ct. week, Holy Week, the
ir Wednesday Vesper Hour
j omitted for a special ser
17:30 pm Thursday The
)Supper will be observed
[r. Morony will speak upon
aeme: “My Relation to
-ucifixion”. Thursday night
Notice
>gi» ration books for the city
ion to be held April 3, 1945,
iow open in the office build
oeated on Alaska Way, be
n the Smoke Shop and the
iYum Shoppe.
ie registration books will be
d as provided by law, on
rday, March 31, at 4 pm.
1 voters desiring to particip
le this election are required
register at this time.
Talmage Smith
Registrar
Legal Notice
THE PROBATE COURT
OF THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA,
THIRD DIVISION—
Kodiak puecinct
>e Matter of the Estate
of
LIAM CASTELT., Deceased
OTICE TO CREDITORS
OTICE is hereby giv
by the undersigned that h
^een apprinted and hajJ qua]
** executor of the Estate o
lafn Castell, deceased, am
reditors of the deceased an.
™s having claims agains
®eeeased. or his estate, an
“*d*,thin (6) month
L^*oft.he firat pub,i
exhit f ? notice to presen
wh.b.t tbea*, with the nec
ts ?Uch®rs’ Papers or docu
office° of6^? executora
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KoH Law' Brooklyn Av
^„ar;hAe'“ka'th‘tbein'
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Wirt
“* Finl Publication
P T ,«MarCh 24> 1941
Evl 'W^TKlNSON
irt tnc cjArtUt * 4inc; when the
Lord Jesus rr-t. established the
communion ol the Lord’s Supper.
Spec al music will be furnished
by the Chuicb Choir singing.
“The Way to Calvary” by Ruth
Dale and a bass solo by Rev
John S. Winter, ''Calvaiy”
As always, all people of the
community are invited and wel
come at all services.
Dance Successful
Described as a “huge success”
by committee members, the
Griffin Memorial benefit dance
raised over 1500 for the hospital.
Tickets sold raised 1300, contri
butions were $376.55, and after
expenses of $133 90 were paid
a cheok for $542.65 was turned
over to the hospital Friday.
The committee, consisting of
Mrs George Blinn, Mrs. Vincent
Root, Mrs. Alvin Sumerlin and
Mrs Earle Butler wish to thank
all those who took part, and the
Sisters expressed their “grateful
ness for the help from the com
munity toward the contributions,
which will help us so much in
getting needed equipment.”
Fred Peterson was admitted
to theGM hospital yesterday for
medical attention.
Enjoy dancing Sunday night
to a modern 3-piece orchestra.
Starting at 6 pm at the Club
Montmartre, (adv )
5.5. Cordova
INCOMING
Ruth Breckberg, Mike Gusti
tus, John A. Raft, Harry K.
Allen, Mr. & Mrs. Frank E.
McConaghy, Mr & Mrs. Law
rence Panamaroff, Leon Carrut
hers, U. C. Kuhnley, Rose
Chichenoff, Gus A. Johnson, M.l
J. Oswalt, Herman Binches, I
Harold Johnson, Harry V. Carl
sen, Mrs. Theo Chouinard &
daughter, Mrs. J. Lewis & Gary
and Judy Lewis, R E Krautter,
Floriaa A Briner, Harold Peter-1
son, Nick Lahtonen.
From Ketchikan: Benjamin
Dellinger, Amy Hill, Harry
Maxfie'.d.
5.5. Denali
OUTGOING
Mr. & Mrs. Louis McFarlin,
Mrs Betty Chamberlain & in
fant, Mrs. Helen Polwik, Mrs
Mary Steele, Mrs. Marilda In
mon, Alice & Johnny Kilgore,
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Negrette,
Mis. Dee Anderson, Chas L.
Griffith, Robert R. I.unday, j
Mrs. Rita Wooaburn & 3 chil
dren, Mrs. Louise Strong & in
‘ant, Josephine T. Summer,
Elizabeth Ann Bull, Mrs. Char
otte Nachand, Berta Schapiro.
Robert Quarles, Joseph Malutin,
Alaska Airlines
OUTGOING
Topsy Levine, Joe Davis
jieorge Slawson, A. Verle Col •
ar, Mrs Mary Garoutte, Mary
Bowman
Mrs. Merril Coon, E ther
Uarl on.
NCOMING
Virginia Ihly, George Tor
iramson Arthur Loppi, Dennie
ifoung
George Slawson, Grant Saylor.
Have Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sears
are the parents of a girl, born
Sunday at the Griffin Memorial
hospital The infant weighed 8
pounds 2 ounces and has been
named Beverly Ann.
Parents Of Son
Mr. and Mis. Elmo F. Johnson
are the parent’s of a son, Richard
Paul, weight 8 pounds 2 ounces,
born Tuesday, March 20, at the
Griffin Memorial hospital.
Mr and Mrs. William Rambo,
of Bishop Calif, are the patents
of a daughter, weight 7 pounds,
12 ounces, born February 17 and
named Susan Loretta
Mrs. Rambo is the daughter
of Dr. Eugene Sullivan of this
city.
Juneau (Special)—The Alaska
Development Board bill with an
appropriation of 8120,000 passed
the House. The manager will be
named by the board, which is to
consist of 4 divisional appointees
made by the governor who will
probably be: Alvin Polet, Nome;
Leslie Nerland, Fairbanks; Wil
bur Wester, Anchorage; and Jack
. albo , Retchikan.
The Senate bill calling for a
referendum vote on whether Al
aska should become a state was
passed by the House.
Bill creating a Department of
Agriculture and creating a com
missioner, with appropriations of
$37,500, was passed by the Sen
ate.
Eagle bounties in Alaska are
now off as the Senate approved
the House bill abolishing them.
Quick action was taken by the
Senate on the House Memorial
asking Congress not to pass a bill
by Representative Case of South
Dakota providing for non-quota
immigration to Alaska of Finn
migrants which would “ultimat
ely lead to making the northland
a dumping ground for European
refugees ”
KODIAK WELDING
WORKS
TANKS
SKEG IRONS
RUDDERS
"You Break It — We Weld It"
“Tuck” Wheeldun &. “Red” Burnbum, owners
Located in Old Erskine Machine Shop Building
Open after 6:30 pm weekdays—All day Sunday
| Kodiak Timber Co.
f Post Office Box 116 Kodiak
Shiplap and 2x4’s $50.00 per M
at the mill
Robert V. Scheele
representing Kodiak
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puma D£f)fi
Bflf f
Day & Night as Usual
| Steaks
} Chops &
| Chicken Dinners
=*£=
lom & cMary
Vote Yes
REFERENDUM No. 1
Modern Telephone System for Kodiak
• KELLOGG SWITCHBOARD
• RELAYMATIC SYSTEM
Delivery of equipment assured in ten months
Performance guaranteed under bond
Catch up with the Twentieth Century
On April 3,1945
VOTE "YES” REFERENDUM No. 1
{Martha Kostrometinoff
(Pd. Political Adv.)