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Town Topics
Marcus Meyer announced at
the Rotary Club Tuesday that
the group’s ice skating pond
project, which he has charge of,
is finished.
A dam has been bulldozed in
the area west of Brooklyn aven
ue past the military parking area
and when filled and frozen will
provide a convenient skating
pond.
Emil Knudsen, owner of the
Kodiak Fountain, was chief
speaker at the club meeting, pre
senting one of the series of talks
by members on their occupations.
He told of his life in Alaska since
1922 and of various experiences
in fishing, fox raising, mining
Call For Bids
To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that at
a regular meeting of the common
council of the city of Kodiak, to
be held on the 10th day of Dec
ember, 1945, at the city hall,
commencing at 7:30pm, a con
tract or contracts for the disposal
of garbage in the city of Kodiak
will be authorized, said contract
to cover the period beginning
Jan. 1, 1946, for one full year.
All persons interested in en
tering into such a contract, are
invited to submit bids in writing
in as much detail as possible to
the City Clerk, Catherine Blank
euburg, by December 8
The city of Kodiak reserves
the rigid to reject any or all bids
in part o. in toto, and to accept
any bid or bids on such condi
tions and terms as the counci1
may duly and regularly pres
cribe.
Dated this 26th day of Nov
ember, 1945.
C. Blankenburg,
City Clerk
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aDd cannery work.
The city “morgue”, a small
building obtained from the army
but which was never used for the
purpose intended, was sold this
week by the council for $75 to
Hollis Mulford. The city bad
$72.50 invested in the structure.
Two surplus property officials,
H. C. Blanchard, assistant dis
trict manager, and John A. Gib
bons, inspector and appraiser,
strived here on business Wed
nesday.
It is also a homecoming for
Mr. Gibbons, former city’ public
utilities superintendent, whose
wife, an employee of the Bank of
Kodiak, resides here.
An election of officers of the
Teamsters, Chauffers, Ware
housemen & Helpers union was
held Sunday, and the following
were chosen for office:
Leo Sears, president; Bill
Kriener, vice president; O. Blank
enburg, recording secretary and
treasurer; Francis Cassidy, busi
ness agent; for executive com
mittee—J. E. Hellen, 3 year
term; J. W. Frame, 2 years; and
Burl Walker, 1 year.
“If it’s good eats you’re mis
sin', it’s because you’re missin’,
the kum Yum eats.” (adv).
The garbage hauling contract
of the Patrick Lynch & Co. has
been extended a month to Jan. 1,
1946 to enable the period of the
contract to tun on a yearly ca!
endar basis, and the council is
seeking bids for next year’s con
tract.
In a nation-wide Bible reading
sponsored by the American Bib
le Society, the following are the
suggested readings for this week,
as chosen fly a poll of service
men:
Today Eph. 6
Sun., Dec. 2 I Jor. 13
Mon. Psalm 24
Tues. Heb. 11 & 12:1.2
Wed. Matt. 6
Thurs. Rom. 8
Fri. Matt. 7
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