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KODIAK
IENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
meets the 1st Sunda7
of each month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen’s Union Hall
Glen Robinson, President
Stuart Nuckols, Secretary
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
ifeets on the 1st, & 3rd, Fri
ay of each Month at 7:30 p.m.
t the Union HalL
'EAMSTERS,CHAUFFEURS,
FABEHOUSEMEN & HELP
ERS Union, Local No 500
Meetings 2nd & 4th Mondays
11 am Union Hall
U. S. Signal Corps.
— Hours of Business ~
DAILY:— 9 am to 5 pm
8undays <& Holidays—
’am to 10 am & 4 pm to 5 pm
imergeney wires only may be
filed during closed hours of
receiving office.
AMERICAN LEGION
POST No. 17
MEETINGS
id A 4th Tuesdays 8 pm
Legion Building
Lena Metrokin
The above-named person may
ill at CHRISTY’S Bakery to
my and receive the Weekend
pec*al FREE. (adv)
Superintendent
Is Chosen
The appointment of Samuel A
Nave, of Seattle, as superintend
ent of the Kodiak Public schools,
was announced this week by the
local school board.
Mr. Nave, who will replace
Harry Holt, who resigned to re
tire, taught from 1942 to 1945 at
Duvall, Wash.
He was educated at the teach
er’s normal at Cheney, got his A
B degree from Washington State
College at Pullman and, his Mas
ters from the University of
Washington For 10 years, until
1942, he operated the Success
Business College at Seattle.
He is expected to arrive here
about August 10, and the home
of Mrs Henry Neseth has been
reserved for Mr, Nave and his
wife.
A new custodian has also been
secured for the school building
and is expected on the next boat.
He is W H Marsh, if Kirkland,
Wash., who has been employed
for several years in Seattle school
districts.
Bar Progresses
Work is progressing in Fair
banks on the new $75,000 Mecca
building, replacing the one des
troyed by fire last winter.
The building will be 141 feet
[long, one story with a full base-1
jment, of concrete and steel con
struction. The bar will be circu-,
! lar in form and have 27 stools. 1
Fittings will cost about $20,000..
Owners are Joe Mainella, of Fair-1
banks and Roy Snyder, owner of1
: the Mecca bar of Kodiak
!
FOR TRUCKING, SHOVEL
AND CRANE WORK |
WE HAVE
THE EQUIPMENT, THE PERSONNEL
& THE KNOW-HOW
• Dependable Q Reliable # Efficient
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Watch For ‘Ihe White Trucks
SEE YOUR
ISLAND HOME
IMY, EVENING, WEEKLY CRUISES
• FISHING PICNICKING PHOTOGRAPHY
• HUNTING IN SEASON
$6.00 per day per person
• "MS SPORTSMAN" •
Operated by Leonard Campbell
INQUIRE AT
Kodiak Mercantile
Ouzinkie Girl
Married Here
Margaret Martha Ilassmussen,
of Ouzinkie, and Howard Philip
Furlong, of Kodiak, were united
in marriage in a candlelight ser
vice at the Community Baptist
church at 7:30, Saturday, July 6,
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Gregory S. ■
Morony, with Rev. Glen Chand- ,
ler offering the nuptial prayer. ,
The bride wore a medium blue I
suit and carried a bouquet of 1
mixed fresh flowers and was at
tended by her maid of honor,
Miss Mary Setzekorn, who wore
navy blue. Emmet Jennings was
the best man.
Wi'liain Stone, of the Kodiak ‘
Baptist Mission staff, sang "Be
cause” and “I Love fou, Truly”, |
iccompanied by Estelle Marlin
at the Hammond organ The lat- '
ter played the two traditional
wedding marches.
Following the ceremony a re- ^
ception was held in the church
social room, with Mrs. William
Steele and Rose Graziano presid- ,
ing at the punch bowl and Estelle i
Marlin and Pearl Rold assisting
with the refreshments.
A Dumber of the girl friends of
the bride came from Ouzinkie
for the wedding. Mrs. Furlong
was raised at the Ouzinkie Mis
sion, continued her education at
Eklutna and then returned to
Ouzinkie as a helper. She had
just returned from Chicago!
where she spent a year in a mis- j
sionary training school.
Mr. Furlong first came to this
area in 1939 to fish for the
Grimes Packing company of Ou
zinkie and served in the Coast
Guard during the war in this
area. He was recently discharged •
at Ketchikan.
The couple plan to make their
home in Kodiak.
Mail Contract
Re-Awarded
Robert von Scheele, previous
halder of the Kodiak island mail
route, left this week on his first
trip under hi 9 new contract, a
warding of which was confirmed
by wire a few days previously.
Mr. von Scheele, whose bid of
approximately $15,000 had been
turned down in favor of one of
approximately $8000 submitted
by Ray Phillips, was re-granted
the contract when Mr. Phillips*
efforts to obtain & boat for the
run failed to materialize.
The trip around the island is
made twice a month.
The Rural Electrification Ad
ministration in Washington,
D. C. has approved for a 6
months probationary period the
ippointment by the local KEA
Doard of Ted Rozak as manager
)f the local plant. The probation
iry period is the usual procedure
n such appointments.
The fire department was'called
it 7:49 am Saturday to the fed
iral jail, where an overheated
ihimney set fire to the attic and
mined through the roof while
ireakfast was being prepared.
The department extinguished
he blaze with a booster pump
vith only minor damage.
Mainbardt Brett, homesteader
it homer, won the 7 and a half
nile marathon at Anchorage and
vas 2nd in the mountain mara
bou in Seward, on the 4th of
ruly. He flew from one to the
ither.
Brett formerly lived at Kodiak
vhere he was employed at the
>ase.
The following deeds were re
sorded this week at the U. S,
Dommissioner’s:
May 25—Sale by W H and
Dorrinne Sharpe, of Port Angel
is, of Lot 86, Erskine sub-divi
iion, to the Bank of Kodiak, for
55000.
June 15—Sale by Charles Rut
rowski, of San Rafael, Calif., to
H F MacDonald, of Lot 4, Block
r of the Leite addition.
JeaDne Fisher, of Reno, Nev.,
who arrived here on the Lakina
to meet her fiance, Paul Bond,
left on the same boat to return
to the States after a brief stay
Paul's mother, Mrs. Muriel
Pratton Bond, also left on the
Lakina for the States, catching
it at Ouzinkie after it left here.
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