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Legal Notice
THE DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY OF
ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
IN KODIAK PRECINCT
fh tl»e Matter of the Annexa-)
tron of the East Addition and)
the Leite Addition to the City)
of ICodmk, Third Divisision,)
Territory of Alaska )
No. K-4547
NOTICE of HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
EN that a hearing on the peti
tion for annexation of certain
territory lying adjacent and con
tiguous to the Town or Kodiak,
Alaska, mote particularly de
icribed as:
East Addition, officially sur
veyed under United States
Survey No. 2538B, and
Leite Addition, officially sur
veyed under United States
Survey No. 1681
will be held at 2 o’clock P. M. on
July 28, 1947, before this Court
at Kodiak, Alaska, at which time
and place all persons having an
Interest in the subject master of
said petition may appear and be
heard thereon.
WITNESS,the HONORABI E
ANTHONY J. DIMOND, Judge
of said Court, this 31st day of
May, 1U47.
s- Louise Annabel
Deputy Cleik of the District
Court for the Terri
tory of Alaska, Third
(SEAL) Division (75)
NOTICE
This is your chance—
Ex sailors, soldiers, marines,
coastguard—
and civilians who have had no
military or naval experience at
all, are eligible to join an organi
zation which will g ve the bene
fits of education, training in a
rate, and build up longevity
benefits in case there ever is a
reason to join the service again
—and there are no strings at
tached
See the Yeoman in the Navy
shore patrol office any Friday
afternoon.
Enlist in Class V-6(rnactive)
U.S. Naval Reserve
NOTICE
Calling all Cub scouter3 There
will be a meeting Thursday
evening, June 26, at 7:30 in the
basement of the Community
Baptist Church.
Parents, den dads and mothers
land all others of the pack
committee are urged to attend.
Operate Resort
Announcement of the operation
of a lesort on Lopez island, in
the San loan group opposite Bel
lingham. Wash., has been made
by Mr and Mrs. Earle Butler,
former Kodiak residents.
Known as the i>ouble "E”
Report rooms and cottages are
offered, with fishing, swimming
j boating aDd hunting In season.
I SAFE TRAVEL FUNDS
-hBk
Travelers are often delayed and inconvenienc
ed by not providing themselves with easily
cashable funds.
The most convenient and safe method of car
rying money is to use Travelers Cheques,
^ cashable anywhere without other identifica
J tion
1 They are issued in convenient denominations
{ and the cost is only 75c per hundred dollars.
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Hospital News
Mr. and Mrs. Marion 0 Par
ker are the parents of a 9on, Al
ien Dale, born on June 14, weight
9 lbs. 14 oz. Mrs. Parker is the
former Irene Christoffersen.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence J
Shaw announce the birth of a
daughter, Lareen Mae, on June
19. The baby weighed 7 lbs. 10
oz.
A son, Dennis Resinor, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Qrval Nye
on June 18, weight 7 lbs. 14 oz
Mr. W. R. Bennett, a civil en
gineer from the base, Underwent
a major operation on Friday
morning.
Admitted for medical atten
tion during the week were:
Baby John Peterson, of Quzin
kie; Kenny Wade, Jessie Stew
art, William Kreiner, Irving An
deile, Stanley McLaughlin.
A son was born on June 12 to
Mr. and Mrs Glenn A. Forrister
of Kodiak, weight 7 lbs 3 oz
The baby will be called David
Matthew.
Pacific Northern
OUTGOING
Ed Faisey, John Ahlers, I. J
Green, L M Scroggins, Volneyj
Richmond, James Fortick, Ira
Dunegaa, J Neale, D Duroo, It
A Bercee, Mrs Eldora Cobb,
| Thelma, Clifford & Luana Cobb,
Henry Selasky, F J Giles, Mich
el Orrick, C R Norwood, Starr &
Wm Calvert, K TellessoH, A An
derson, W G Downs, Ira Betz,
Jack Revier, Elmer Reader, Ed
Cullon, Jimmy & Mildred Lock
hart, Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Puck
ett, Doris Robinson, Jack Wag
goner, Harry Christopheison,
Howard Furlong, George Tor
gramson, Ed McLaugh in, Leon
ard May, Mrs. C R White.
INCOMING:
Joe King, Doris Rob'nson, L
M Puckett, Nellie Curl, Clark
Andreses, C H Sandine, Edna
Sandine, Dillar Harper, Je se
Bates, Thelma Trrxal, Robert
Garmer, Lowell Puckett, D F
Meek, L H Forehand, A Secher,
Hugh McClure, Dorothy Br^wn,
Clarence Ober, N. Wigutoff
Gren Collins, Harold Olson, Ot
to Vronek, John Kanthnu.
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Brooklyn Avenue
KEA
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10 cents for the first 50 KWH
down to 2 cents for over 3000.
Another new category provides
lower rates for school, churches,
community center and hospitals
(non-commercial). Rates in this
group start at 10 cents for the
fii8t50KWH, 6 cents for the
next 50, with a drop to 2.5 cents
for over 1000.
The new rate structure was
approved at a meetine Thursday
night with Herbert G Bryan,
Alaska representative of the
REA.
Claude R. Wicard, adminis
trator of the Rural Electrifica
tion Administration, Depart
ment of Agriculture, in Washing
ton, D. C. approved the retail
rate reduction which the local
board of directors authorized to
be put in effect, Mr. Bryan re
ported.
“The objective of the REA
Mr. Bryan explained, “is
work in collaboration with t
KEA board of directors to brii
electric service at the low*
possible cost to the maximu
number of member consumers
Kodiak
“This REA financed cooper
five is operated for service
Kodiak at cost, not for profit
he continued. “Therefore rat
are set to cover the expenditur
required for dependable servi
and retirement of loan fun
provided by the Federal gover
ment through RFA.
“Any rates higher than co
may deny service to some co
sumers and discourage its wide
use to others.”
The local board authona
the new rates to go into effe
with the July billing.
(See comparative rate tab
elsewhere on this page.)
Comparative Rates
Residential
Old Schedule
Firsi 50— 10 cents
Next 50— 07
” 100—.045
Over 200- .03
New Schedule
.10 cents
06
03
025
Commercial
First 50—.10
Next 150— 08
150—06
2650— 04
Over 3000—.085
10
Next 105—08
200— 06
1250— 04
” 1400—03
Over 3000— 02
Colorful Robes,
Lounging Pajamas,
Brunch Coats,
Priced as low as $5.95
9 All Jewelry 1-2 Priee .
# Dresses marked down 25%
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