Se$ks
To Number louses
A project calling for the num
Pen ?g of houses in Kodiak will
tfkam up by toe Community
Service: Committee of the K;pdiak
l v RoU*yaccordingc to an
aniMuncuiwenit made by Art Brooks
this week.
Tke club directors at a recent
feeing decided to txmtimie the
>rojecfc, which has already been
iwarred. Paul Bond, former resi
lerC here-* had done considerable
o*’ the pred;rnimry work prior
fo his depasture for Colorado
Springs.
The plan now u* to contact the
various organizations throughout
he city to suppo-nt the undertak
ing The Commusuty Service
Committee will head up the proj
and will call on all members
‘e a.sisfc. The committee will plan
H\o method of notifying all resi
.dents of their assigned house num
bers and the other organizations
.vdl foe asked to 4ake areas - for
distribution of the assigned num
bers.
Within the next few days a
meeting will be held with the City
Manager to work out the details.
Kodiak Airways
Stops Up Service
Kodiak Airways is inaugurating
a new schedule this week, accord
ing to an announcement by Bob
Hall, who heads the airways,
“The new schedule is planned
and dedicated to serve the best
needs of the people of our island
group,” Hall stated. Regular runs
will now be made as follows:
North side of the island—Mon
day and Thursday at 11 a.m.;
West side—Tuesday and Friday at
10 a.m.; East side—Wednesday and
Saturday at 10 a.m. These are
departure times from Kodiak.
“Flag or extra stops will be pro
vided on request, and our planes
will make a stop or stops at all
points between scheduled landings
when* asked to do so. Of course
charter service is always available
for any and all needs as it has been
in the past/’ Hall stated. “It is our
sincere belief that this new sched
ule will provide faster and more
efficient mail, freight, and passen
ger service for the citizens of our
area/'
If you want to buy, sell or rent,
read the Kodiak Mirror.
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