City Speeding Up
Pnmping Operation
As of this Wednesday, city pump
ing crews continued to gain about
one inch per day in the main res
ervoir, according to City Engineer
Jim Barr.
“The little rain and snow we
have had did help somewhat,” Barr
said, hut pointed out that pumping
operations from Beaver Lake were
continued by the city.
Barr said the city had ordered
3,500 feet of 8-inch transit pipe
from California which should be
here on the Tanana.
“This transit pipe is easy to han
dle and lightweight and four men
from the city crew will begin lay
ing it immediately upon its arrival
here,” said Barr.
“This will enable us to gain sev
eral more inches per day in the
main reservoir by adding addi
tional pumping facilities. We will
pump from Beaver Lake and also
from Dark Lake if necessary,” he
advised.
Barr said he also expected the
Locher Pipeline Construction Com
pany to begin construction of the
Pillar Creek project this week.
Pipe was expected to be aboard
this week’s freighter for this proj
ect.
Mother’s Day Bake
Sale On Saturday
The Harbor Light Pentecostal
Church announced there will be a
special Mother’s Day bake sale at
Kraft’s Supermarket on Saturday,
May 11, beginning at 10 a.m.
Surprise the deserving mothers
with one of our special Mother’s
Day cakes, decorated by profes
sional cake decorators
The cake sale is sponsored by
the women of the Pentecostal
Church.
Champagne Capers
Saturday, May 18
A gala evening of fun and enter
tainment is in store for all Elks
and Emblem Club members and
escorts when Kodiak Emblem Club
No. 187 opens the doors to its sec
ond annual “Champagne Capers,”
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This affair is the climax to a lot
of planning and hard work by the
members themselves. The idea was
first originated by Marge Gibbons,
formerly of Kodiak, several years
ago when she thought that the Em
blem Club should inaugurate a
semi-formal charity ball similar to
the Elks’ Purple Bubble Ball.
“Champagne Capers” finally ma
terialized last year and was such
a huge success that Emblem Club
members favored making it an an
nual event.
Dinner will be served at 6 and
8:30 p.m. followed by a live floor
show. The program itself will be a
secret until the spotlights are on.
Dancing will follow.
Those attending are urged to
make reservations early by calling
Maxine Madsen at 486—2414.
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See us for Service
Elks Mother’s
Day Program
A special program will be held
for all mothers Sunday afternoon
at the Elks Hall beginning at 2
p.m.
Flowers are being provided by
the Elks Lodge No. 1772 and mem
bers of Emblem Club No. 187 are
preparing the refreshments. Spec
ial prizes will include awards to
the oldest mother, the youngest
mother and the mother with the
largest family.
The public is invited
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MOTHER’S DAY
Program
SUNDAY, MAY 12th
2 p.m.
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