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For the convenience of people
living on the Naval Base who
wish to attend Church services
in Kodiak the following Bus
schedule is in effect:
SUNDAY BUS SCHEDULE
Cburcb Bus leaves Recreation Building 0915
Liberty Bus “ “ “ 1400
“ “ “ “ “ 1700
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See Church Notes for Hours of Service
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aeronautical engineer who has
been with Western Airlines in
Los Angeles, has been appointed
as superintendent of engineering
and maintenance of the Pacific
Northern Airlines.
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT,
AT KODIAK
In the Matter of the Estate
of
JAMES HOLLAND
deceased
NOTICE OF THE SETTING
FOR THE HEARING ON
THE FINAL AGCOUNT OF
THE EXECUTOR HEREIN
Notiee is hereby given that at
1:30 pm on the 11th 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. Sprinahill’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 March, 1946, at, Kodiak,
Alaska.
G. W. BUBENDORF,
Judge of the Probate
Court for the Territory of
Alaska, Third Division.
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Thursday
Wi'liain C Williams, • mana
ger of the Nenana Ice Pool, e
ports that the ice on the Tanana
is now 40 inches thick and that
the temperature Gaily is hover
ing around 30 below.
The report places the ice at a
greater thickness than this time
last year but the increase in
thickness after the tha wing starts
in spring has more influence on
when the ice will break.
Manager Williams also said
that the weather has been par
ticularly windy, and “old-timers
say there should be an earlier
breakup this year.”
in tne unena riyer iwo men
drilled for better than an hour
and got through 55 inches of ice
and were unable to go any far
ther to ate how thick it was.
The Nenana ice pool med to
end on Saturdays, but this year
the closing date is earlier than
usual. Ticket holders are remind
ed that next Thursday, April 4,
at midnight, is the deadline for
depositing tickets <
For those interested in where
the money goes, an independent
audit has just been released on
last year’s event
Funds realized from ticket
sales amounted to $132,040.
From this $2,440.50 was deduct
ed as sales expenses allowed a
gents and for exchange charges
I on cash transferred,
i The expense bill totaled $22,
1529.92, of which $16,452.98 went
terns were teleph me and t^l
graph, freight and express, pri0
ing, taxes and licenses, supp[M
and rent.
A total of $2009.49 was hel
out for reserve fund charge
leaving a net amount of $105,(K
for the pay-off, which went i
Tom Ringen and Rita Hardii
of Seward The reset \e fund b«
ance as of December 3i w,
$7017.25.
P. J. Watkinson, vice presi(
ent of the W. J. Erskine con ^
pany, returned by plane th \
week accompanied by Mrs. Wa
kinson, after a combined vaa
tion and business trip in th
States.
Returning with them was P.. I
Kerrigan, who is now office ai
sistant to William Steele, book
keeper.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oszraa
and infant left by plane tbi
week for Anchorage on their wa
to the States. Mr. Oszman, wb
has been employed as manage
of the Club Liquor store am
Pacific Northern Airline agene
until owner Ray Martin’s recen
return, will stop over in Anchor
age on business. Mrs. Osznut
and the baby will continue t
Juneau to visit relatives, and o
being jcined there by Mr. Osi
man will continue to the State
on an extended vacation trip.
The first stock of liquor of th
new wholesale liquor business o
the W. J. Erskine & Co. is o
the Lakina.
For Trucking, Shovel, & Crane Work
WE HAVE
The Equipment, The Personnel &
The Know-How
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Patrick Lynch & Co.
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