Program Planning Com-;
mitfee met at the USO for
their August meeting. There!
were representatives from the!
various services units, service!
wives and junior hostesses, j
PJaDS for another picnic were j
made, the date being Septem
ber 4. Mrs. Shirley Carey was1
appointed chairman of the
food committee, and will be
assisted by Anona Gregorio ff.'
Sgt. Jack Hopkins, USMC,
G. E. Gangwish. B. C. San
ders. E. L. Douglas, C. E.
March Banks and Sgt. Walter
Chambers, ACS. A food com
mittee meeting will be held
Wednesday at 7 pm at Mrs.
Careys'. Other suggestions for
program in the making is a
Minstrel Show which will be
ready the early part of October
call fear talent is already gone
out. The show will consist of
service men, service Wives,
and junior hostesses. Any
person coming within these
categories will you please
notify Mr. Syphers at the
USO.
The Religious Advisory Com
mittee of the USO are spon
soring another evenings pro
gram Thursday August 19, at
8 pm. Hospitality nights have
been a great success when the
service families, and the local
church groups are brought
together in an evening of
friendship, fun and delicious
homemade goodies which the
average service men do not
have the opportunity very of
ten to enjoy. Father Hilferty
of the vtar of the Sea Chapel
from the Navy Base will s^rve
as chairman, and will be as
sisted for the evenings enter
tainment by the other church
groups.
The USO Operating com
mittee Meeting for August
waB held Wednesday night at
7:30 pm with John Gibbons
presiding. The committee
members were very interested
with the on gcing program,
and are willing to assist in
any way with the program
that the service mens' stay
will be a memorable one.
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The incoming passengers on
theSS Alaska which leaves
Seattle on August 11th include
Mrs. J.W. Wiley and infant,
Julia Wiley, age 7; Wes Wiley,
age 4; Lester Wiley, age 3;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kitchen
Dr. and Mrs.L.E. Pitman; Mr.
and Mrs. William W. Stone;
Zelanna Stone, age 12 Nelda
Stone,age 9; Mrs. Philip Reu
kans; Mrs. Frieda Beaty and
Jim Caldon.
An application for a mar
riage license was issued this
past week to William Robert
Ice and Peggy Wolling. Ice
claims Juneau as his home
and Peggy is from
from Woody Island.
Their wedding is planned
for Sunday August 22, at the
Community Baptist Church
in Kodiak. Recption to follow
at the Elk's Club.
ORDINANCE all), lay
An ord nance prescribing
the terms of office oi the
MAYOR and COUNCILMEN,
and requiring ratification of
the ELECTORATE.
BEIT ORDAINED by the
Common Council of the City of
Kodiak:
SECTION I. The Mayor
of the City of Kodiak shall be
elected from and after the
General Election to be held on
the second Tuesday of Octo
ber, 1954, for a period of
Two years, by a direct rote of
the qualified electorate.
SECTION II The mem
bers of the Common Council
of the City of Kodiak shall be
elected from and after the
General Election to be held on
the second Tuesday of October
1954, for a term of office of
Two years; Provided, that at
said Election three councilmen
shall be elected annaally
thereafter for a term of office
of two years.
SECTION III. This Or
dinance shall be in full force
and effect immediately upon
its ratification by the duly
qualified electors of the City
of Kodiak.
SECTIONIV.AU Ordi
n iiice
in con
oy rep ■ , .
i JacK Hinckel
i Mayor
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'ATTEST:
Robert A. Hedloff
Cle.k-Treasurer
First Reading 7-26-54
i Passed and Approved Under
Suspension of the
I Rules 7-26-54
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I Last week samples of city
water were sent to the Alaska
Department of Health Labora
'tories at Juneau, for analiza
tion to see if the quality of
the water could be improved
as to metallic content. It is a
well known fact thatSthe city
water runs high on iron con
tent and a counter-active
mineral was thought could be
added to lessen the iron satu
ration. Word was received
| from the Department of
(Health that the chemical
laboratory has been closed for
lack of funds.
A sign seen in Knudsen’s
Laundry the other day read:
“We don’t tear your clothes
with machinery. We do it care
fully byhand.”
Apply Standard Utility
Coating to metal roofing,
orchard heaters, tanks,
T~\ 1 rui imnlnmnnia in
protect them against the weather or dampness.
It is a quick-drying asphaltic paint that may be
applied by brush, spray or by dipping.
One coat gives 6 to 12 months protection
against rust and corrosion on farm implements
that must stand outside in the weather. Several
coats on an undcsgrcur d r\ ~~~ t.-nk make it
last yean longer.
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