Order of Rainbow
Installs Sunday
Kodiak Assembly No. 8 of the
Order of Rainbow Girls have is
sued an invitation to the public to
witness the installation of officers
at 2 p.m. Sunday Sept. 15th in the
Masonic Temple.
The following new officers will
be installed in the ceremonies:
Worthy Advisor, Ann Hall;
Worthy Associate Advisor, Pat
Henly; Charity, Candy Lilliness;
Hope, Cathy Vosgien; Faith, Judy
Brooks.
Chaplain, Kris Butler; Drill
Leader, Judy Acheson; Love, Joyce
Brummet; Religion, Charlotte
Stricklin; Nature, Jean Hall.
Immortality, Carol Weisser; Fi
delity, Mary Ellen Lawhead; Pa
triotism, Carol Baccus; Service,
Susan Davis; Confidential Observ
er, Levern Schumacher; Outer Ob
server, Betty Hall; Musician, Su
san Jones.
The Courtesy Officers, Keeper
of the Jewels, Kares Monell; Bible
Bearer, Nikki Nelson, will also be
installed at that time.
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Navy Base Voters
Ineligible For
Borough Election
Alaskan voters residing on the
Kodiak Naval Station will not be
eligible to vote in the Sept. 24
Borough Election according to
Election Supervisor Ruth H. Dodds.
She explained in a news release
that persons living on the naval
base are specifically excluded from
voting in borough elections due
to the fact that the petitions filed
for incorporation of the Kodiak
Island Borough specifically ex
cludes the Kodiak Naval Station
from it’s boundaries.
THANK YOU NOTE
The family of Lydia Sanguinefti
McCorkle wishes to express it’s
deep appreciation to Dr. Bob John
son, Dr. Bruce Keers, Dr. A.
Holmes Johnson and the entire
staff of the Griffin Memorial Hos
pital for the wonderful care and
attention she received from them
all recently.
George “Corky” McCorkle
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Sanguinetti
The longest bridge in Alaska is
a 2,437 foot span over the Copper
River, 27 miles from the town of
Cordova.
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Legal Notice
STATE OF ALASKA
INVITATION TO BIDDERS
No. 1300
Sealed bids will be received by
the Department of Administra
tion. Division of Supply of the
State of Alaska at Room 518,
Alaska Office Building, Juneau,
Alaska until 11:00 a.m. on Sept. 24,
1963, and then publicly opened,
for the following:
STATE
Hiway official, 1st of May, said
“the bids for the Benson Ave.
Resanof Dr. project will be let
by July 1st.” Jenkins didn’t say
which year!
THE STATE SHOULD
CHANGE THE
NAMES
of our streets to something like
these: i
' Chuckhole Circle
Bombcrater Bird.
Axlebender Avenue
Ups and Down Street
Washboard Way
Now these same roads will be
paved by the Hot Air Paving
Co. so that we will have first
class
STREETS
KODIAK INSURANCE CO.
486-2215
Call us about Auto Insurance
Janitorial Services covering ap
proximately 1950 square feet of of
fice space at the State Department
of Fish and Game, Kodiak Research
Center Building in Kodiak, Alaska.
Bid forms are available at the
Kodiak Research Center, P.O. Box
1306, Kodiak, Alaska or Depart
ment of Administration, Division
of Supply, P.O. Box 2420, Juneau
Alaska.
The state reserves the right to
reject any and all bids and to
waive any formality in bidding
procedures.
Signed: Bert Esmond
Supply Officer
Division of Supply
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