City Council Briefs
(Compiled from the minutes of
the postponed meeting oft he City
Council, held July 10).
The use of the masculine pro
noun in the terminology of the
ordinance governing taxi-drivers
does not preclude the issuance
of licenses to women cab drivers.
This opinion was expressed by
City Attorney Arnett in a tele
phone conversation with City Man
ager Poland. Oposition to women
cab drivers was voiced by Henry
Haag and Lee Caddell. The latter
stated the ordinance had a clause
prohibiting women drivers.
Tfee matter was tabled on motion
of Councilman Patterson, and a
study will be made of the ordin
ance.
H. SJ. Waller of the firm of
Hubbejl and Waller was retained
to make a water study for the
City, Colo wing his offer to do the
job for'$2,500.
t Waller called attention to the
fact that the unsatisfactory fea
tures of the present utilities sys
tem had not been designed by
his firm.
The Anchorage firm of Tryck,
Nyman & Associates offered to do
the job for $10,000.
A request from the Church of
Christ, signed by O. A. Wilkes,
to rent the old City Hall at $60
per month wus acted on favorably
by the Council.
The City Manager has been
authorized to represent the City
at a roads meeting to be held in
Juneau, July 27 and 28.
The action was taken following
a request from George Sharrock,
President of the Alaska State
Chamber of Comerce that the City
be represented.
Authority was given the City
Manager to sign a contract be
tween the City and the Alaska
Highway and Public Works De
partment to remove ail signs from
-the proposed arterial road and to
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Lowest prices .. Legitimate dealer
Large stock car parts
Mufflers and brakes a specialty
CLARK’S GARAGE Ph. 3444
Sunday
Special
ipple Pie ..60pea.
Wledosweet Ice Cream '
Manilla 1-2 gals..... 1.25 ea.
NAUGHTON’S BAKERY
Open Day & Nite
Phone 2062
KODIAK OIL SALES
UNION OIL PRODUCTS
Unoba T5x Trlton
Greases 3 V Motor Oils
UNION
Complete Petroleum Service
Marine Service Station
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keep such signs removed.
Appreciation for the assistance
rendered by the Kodiak Fire De
partment at the recent fire on the
Naval Station was expressed in a
letter from Captain R. B. Jacoby,
Commanding Officer.
A plat of the Leite Addition was
submitted by City Manager Pol
and, which was approved unani
mously by the Council.
The Council voted the appoint
ment of two members of the plat
ting board. The City Manager
urged the necessity of having a
platting board, who would take the
initiative in jurisdiction over
lands within those portions of
the Kodiak Independent School
District lying outside of the cor
porate limits of the City. The
creation of Such a board was re
quired, he said, under Chapter
115, S.L.A. 1953, as amended by
Chapter 95, SX.A. 1955.
The School Board is to be con
tacted for the appointment of a fur
ther two members. The City Man
ager is to be present at all meet
ings.
The inclusion of Vera Pierce as
a partner in the Town Club was
approved by the Council.
The legal voting age for casting
ballots in the municipal elections
has been changed to 19 years,
following action by the Council.
Ordinance No. 231 covering this,
amends ordinance No. 207.
In other actions taken, the Coun
cil voted to instruct the City At
torney to prepare an ordinance
establishing a small claims court;
30 days more were granted on
condemnation proceedings approv
ed at an earlier session; Council
man Huer moved that the City
Manager proceed withA rights-of
way acquisition* for the new road to
replace Tagura Road.
Polio Clinic Aug. 1
There will be a Polio Immuniza
tin Clinic at the Kodiak Health
Center on Saturday, August 1,
from 10:30 a:m. until 11 a.m.
Vaccine is now available for the
4th or booster shot. The 4th shot
is due one year or more after the
3rd shot. The- clinic is open to
both children and adults, but
adults will be charged 50 cents per
shot to cover the cost of the vac
cine.
Junior Campers
At Woody Island
56 Junior campers checked in
Monday morning at the Community
Baptist Church, $nd were assigned
to their Counselors at the opening
of the Community Baptist Church
camp at Woody Island.
81 people, which included the
campers, the ladies doing the cook
ing, the leaders, counselors and
teachers, young people who are
assisting and the pre-campers
(small children of mothers who
are helping), assembled at the dock
and were transported to Woody
Island by the mission ship “Evln
gel,” which was skippered by Rev.
Norman Smith. Baggage and equip
ment were loaded aboard the boat
by Wendell Hylton, who was as
sisted by Harsy Wilson. Ronald
Agnot and Johpny, Peterson.
“A fine camp?, is reported. This
group will return to Kodiak this
afternoon at approximately 3 and
4. o’clock. <
Registrations are still being
taken for the Junior High Camp
and. girls who are. entering the
6th, 7th and 8th grades next school #
year. . • . .
. The camp dates are Monday,
July 27 to Monday, August 6. Camp
fee is $15.50 and approximate
amount needed for canteen and
crafts is $3.
This group will gather at the
Community Baptist Church on
Monday morning, July 27 at 10
o’clock in preparation for the trip
to the camp.
The Senior Camp, for those
entering 9th grade and up, begins
on Thursday, August 6, and closes
on Friday, August 14. Camp fee
is $17.50 with approximately $3
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additional for canteen and crafts.
Registrations are being taken for
this camp also. Interested persons
are to call Miss Marlin at the Bap
tist Church or Mrs. Shirley Han
son on the Base, phones 2572 or
503. Part time registrations are
taken for this camp at the rate of
$2 per days, according to Miss Mar
lin.
Family Camp will be held August
14, 15 and 16. All families interest
ed are invited to take part in this
camp.
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Miss Flora Camp
Beauty consultant and expert in
skin and hair care will be at this
store Monday through Friday, July
27-31. She will analyze and advise
the proper care, application, and the
right colors suitable to your com
plexion. With this she gives you a
facial and make-up that really
pleases and enhances your natural
complexion.
You are at no obligation what
soever to buy - and you will
not be asked to do so
It is a service that we give an
nually to our customers
For an appointment — Phone 4252
Evening appointments also
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