Honor Firemen
At Rotary Meet
Fire Chief George Magnuson
and assistant Fire Chief Harold
Heglin were honored at the noon
luncheon meeting ot the Kodiak
Slotary Club,
introduced to the dub members
by Mayor Merrill Coon, Heglin
spoke to the group on his re
cent enrollment in a course on
fire fighting at Anchorage. He
stated he had learned much from
the course which he thought
would he of benefit to Kodiak.
He received a certificate of award
from George Burns, Fire Chief at
Anchorage, Vho conducted tha
sdtooi.
' Success Story” was the title
i m<jyie shown Tuesday. Pro
duced by the Richfield Oil Com
pany, the movie gave a visual
account of the Alaska Steamship
Company’s operation, particularly
the newly developed sealed crib
handling of cargo. Scenes were
shown of loading operations at
pi&r 41 in Seattle. . j i t i..
besides the members present,
others included Adm.-Arnold Mo
Kechnie, Lt Agne^, Capt. Tom
Sfrtey, George Magnuson, Harold
Heglin, Dick 'Berg and Frank
Idck. ...
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NOTIC® i
<ilit!STIAN SCiENCE church
services are held each > Sunday
joi ning, at U o'clock, m the Cha
pel Annex, on the Naval Base. For
information or transportation coll
3184. or 0-386. tin
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NORTHWEST CRAFTSMEN FS
EXHIBITION MAR. 8 TO APR. 8
The Northwest Craftsmen’s Ex
hibition will be held in Seattle at
the University of Washington’s
Henry Gallery March 8 to April 8.
The annual exhibition, is an
open competition to craftsmen of
Washington, Oregon, Montana, Id
aho,, British Columbia and Alaska.
Work m the following craft media
will be entered in the competition:
ceramics and ceramic sculpture,
jewelry, metalwork, enamels,
wooden containers and tableware,
lamps (complete with wiring and
shade), mosaics, printed fabrics
and decorated fabrics, handwoven
textiles in napery, drapery, uphols
tery, rugs, screens, wall hangings,
and decorative accessories.
Last year, items of 108 North
west artists were shown. The ex
hibition is co-sponsored by the
Seattle Weaver’s Guild, Lambda
Rho Alumnae (University of
Wash in gt ton Art Honorary'), The
Seattle Clay Club and the Henry
Gallery.
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MORE TUAN THREE MILLION
IN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND
The Unemployment Compensa
tion Fund balance as of January
31; 1966 was $3^25,000, according
to Merrill E. Weir, Director of the
Employment Security Commission.
The total amount owed to the
Federal Government due to bor
rowing under the Reed Bill now
stands at $ 8,265,000.
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During the month of January ;
1959, $914,000 was paid out in 1
current benefits as compared to
$769,000 in December 1958, and
'$4,218,000 in. January 1958.
During "the month of January,.
1959, $ 172,255 was paid out un
der the program of temporary
unemployment compensation for
workers who have exhausted their
benefits under the Alaska Act.
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Alaska CD Gains
By Region Set Up
Establishment of an Eighth Re
gion by the Office of Civil and
Defense Mobilization will mean
more federal attention for Alaska’s
State and federal agency CD pro
gram, it was reported this week by
Ed Fortier, Acting State CD Di
rector.
Formation of the new region,
with headquarters in Everett,
Washington, to serve Alaska,
Washington, Montana, Oregon and
Idaho was announced last weekend
by l#o Hoegh, national OCDM di
rector. <]} ...
Named to head the new region
is Philip D. Batson, former Region
Seven director. The new regional
director was described by Fortier
as both concerned and cooperative
in his appeach to the special prob
lems found in Alaska. He is expec
ted to visit the State in €be near
future.
School Menu
Monday — Spanish Rice with
ham, buttered green beans, apri
cots, bread, butter and milk..
Tuesday—Hamburgar on butter
ed bun, potato salad, red fruit
jello, and milk.
Wednesday — Spaghetti with
meat sauce, buttered spinach, sli
ced peaches, garlic bread and Cho
colate milk.
Thursday—Baked beans with
wieners, coleslaw, applesauce,
bread butter and hulk.
Friday—Baked salmon patties,
with catsup, buttered whole kernel
corn, plums, peanut butter sand
wich and milk.
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On Valentine’s Day.
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For your best gal or beau.
Don’t forget the chocolates
Shaped like hearts and such.
Its a nice way of saying,
«l love you very much”.
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if you are considering buying Life Insurance stocks
you should send today far SPECIAL BULLETIN
No. 591-A, entitled:
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When, if ever, are such stocks a good buy?
Some pertinent questions to ask the
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