To Elect Officers Of Little League
Yearly election of officers, ap
pointment of managers and com
mittees will take place at a meet
ing of the Little Baseball group,
Sunday, Nov. 26, at 2 p. m. The
meeting will be held at the Elks
Club.
Nominations will be for presi
dent, to be selected from Kodiak
residents; vice-president to be se
lected from Naval Station person
nel; and a secretary-treasurer, who
will be elected from Kodiak resi
dents.
Nominations may be made by
phone by contacting Conrad A.
Bonneau, president of the League,
at 487—5734, or by calling Bill
Leistner, phone 486—2950. People
who are nominated will be con
tacted and advised as to which of
fice they have been nominated.
Criticism of the League’s past ac
Cub Pack 213
Meets Tonight
Parents and friends of Cub
Scouts are invited to attend the
Cub Pack 213 meeting tonight at
7:30 at the school auditorium.
Dens 3 and 7 will present three
skits, awards will be made and
welcoming ceremony for new Den
members will be held.
Usually the fellow with money
to burn lives to rake the ashes.
Mirror classifieds bring results
tivities will be welcomed at the
meeting as well as suggestions. All
those attending the meeting will
have a vote.
City Probing
Revenue Source
For Airstrip
A tax on aviation gasoline may
be the solution to providing funds
for maintenance costs on the City’s
airstrip.
The idea was presented to the
City Council Tuesday evening by
the City Manager. He said the two
commercial air service owners were
agreeable. The City Attorney
stated the City has no authority to
tax in this field.
The City may place tie-downs at
the airstrip, a service badly needed.
Scale of charges for the service has
not been determined.
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Gibson Cove Site
For Boat Harbor
Gibson Cove as a possibility for
another small boat harbor came up
for discussion by the City Council
Thursday.
City Manager Bill Poland pre
sented a tentative sketch and plans
for use of the natural harbor for
berthing boats. “It is necessary for
us to think about more facilities for
boats,” he said. “Construction of
another boat harbor adjacent to the
present one would take at least five
years—to get federal approval, etc.
Our need is right now,” he said.
The harbor would be especially
suited to berthing of large boats
stored for the winter.
“Construction costs would be rel
atively cheap,” he said. Estimated
cost, for harbor facilities in Gibson
Cove, he said would be about $79,
000. With funds now available in
the small boat harbor fund and
available from the State, Poland
stated, the harbor could be com
pleted for berthing boats by late
summer.
The harbor is presently under
the administration of the Navy, and
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permit would have to be obtained
for its use. Council concurred in
the City Manager seeking out the
feasibility of the project.
Roy Snyder’s elegant new stream
lined blue business coupe arrived
on the Denali. Roy is the owner
of the Mecca Bar.
I
Vera Pierce’s new Sweet Shop
and Fountain opened for business
with seating capacity for twenty
people at the counter. Pierce’s of
fer dancing every night in the club
room.
(Ed note: These events hap
pened in 1941. Read next week’s
Mirror for more of them.)
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