BY
City Publicity Committee
(THIS COLUMN is wiitten
t y the City Publicity Commit
tee which was appointed by
Mayor Leon Johnson to keep
the citizens of Kodiak inform
ed on City activities at all times.
The business accomplished at
Council Meetings, City pur
chases, and City expenditures
will be explained to keep the
people abreast of the times,
ail the time.)
This is the first of a series
of articles that will appear
from time to time in the KO
1MAK MIRROR, pertaining to
V' _ ^ ‘ - :•« -i . os
the operation of your CityGj/
! erment.
J YOUR NEW Mayor in fuh
laccord with' the members of
i the City Council has appointed
; a Publicity Committee. This
j Committee was formed to
create not only better public
relations but to keeb thepeople
of this City informed of just
I what is going on and to answer
| the many questions that come
up during the course of the
year.
The new members of your
City Goverment have just
'been sworn into office and we
;do not intend to set the world
on fire. However, contrary to
the beliefs of sqpie people of
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this community, we are not
going to be a liability or a
great expense to the ax pay
ers through inexperience.
THERE IS Teelly nothing
mysteriousorcomplicated in the
operation of a City. There are
and always will be, many str
ings attached to the allocation
and disbursment of incoming
government revenues and local
public funds.
You, the people of Kodiak,
have given us your whole
hearted support in electing us
to office, so we most earnestly
hope you people of Kodiak
will accept this column and
that it will bring a closer re
lationship between the Tax.
payer and your City Govern
ment.
Fisheries Board Meet.
Called For November
The annual fall meeting of
the Alaska Fisheries Board
has been called for the week
of November 1 it was announ
ced today by C. L. -Anderson,
Director. S ssions will be held
in the office of the Alaska De
partment of Fisheries in Jun
eau.
THE FIRST part of the
Board conference will be de
voted to reports and discus
sions of the fisheries depart
ment program during the ppst
season. Reports will be heard
from the biological research,
inspection, predator control,
sports fish and watershed
management divisions.
One of the main objectives
of the Board at its November
meeting will be to adopt a set
of recommendations for pro
posed changes in the 1955
fisheries regulations, as it does
each year after hearing opin
ions of fishermen and other
interested . persons. Written
statements from'those unable
to attend will be accepted and
appreciated.
{THE BOARD also expects to
meet : in joint session with
Fish-and Wildlife Service of
ficials regarding the proposed
regulations before making up
a brief that will incorporate
its views.
Present members of the A
laska Fisheries Board are: Ira
H. Rothwell, of Cordova,
Chairman: Kenneth Bell, Fair
banks; Henry Denny, Saxmari
Robert Kallenberg, Dilling
ham: J. H. Wakefield, Port]
Wakefield.'
Notice
Luncheon and Eake Sale ,
Saturday, October 23rd at the
Russian! Church Parish House
by the Womens.Club from, 11
to 5. . ; ,,
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NOTICE
Anyone interested in seeing
a preview of the 1954 Edition
of the worlds greatest single
reservoir of knowledge the
Encyclopaedia Britannia. Now
available on the Book a Month
Payment Plan, contact Mr.
Stolen at the Kodiak Hotel.
Dr. McKinley will be in Ko.
diak Thursday, Friday, Satur.
day, Sunday and Monday. The
21st. to the 25th of October.
Social Security Rep.
To Be In Xodivk Qct21
EVEIIELL CUMINS. Rep
resentative of the Federal Se
curity Agency, Social Security
Administration, will be in Ko
diak on Thursday and Friday,
October 21st and 22nd, to an
swer any questions on Social
Security and the Old Age and
Survivors Insurance program.
The purpose of his visit is
to assist persons in the Kodiak
area to file claims for benefits,
obtain social security numbers
and to obtain information
about the Old Age and Survi
vors Insurance Program.
THE OLD Age and Survivor
[Insurance payments are made
to retired workers over the
■ age of 35, workers over the
jage of 72 even if nit retired
and to families of insured
workers who have died.
Cumins would especially like
to talk to all those over the
j age of 65 who have never
I heard of the above plans. He
also would like to assist survi
vors of deceased workers to
(file their security claims
| CUMINS will be available to
all interested people at the US
O on the above dates from 1 to
[5 P.M.
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