Little League
Will Organize
Tre first seasonal meeting of the
Kodiak Little League wiH be held
m Sunday, March 27, at g p.m., at
the Elks Lodge.
Ail parents who have a son be
tween Che ages of 8 and 12 £nn
of age, as well as anyone else who
» interested in working with the
youngsters this summer as man
ager, coach, umpire, or gouad
keeper, are urged to be present.
Thus is primarily an organiza
tional meeting for the coming rea
son. Officers in the league are
Zora (Curly) Wilson, president;
Major C.H. Sullivan, vice-presi
dent; Charles D. McIntyre, secre
tary treasurre; and Tommy Frost,
Jir., player agent.
Urge Residents
Comply With
Burning Ordinance
Following several occurences of
grass fires lately the Police and
Fire Departments have urged Ko
diak residents to comply strictly to
the ordinance covering the burn
of material in out-of-doors inciner
ators.
i
The ordinance state* that at ne
time is garbage to be burned. The
ordinance prescribes that an ap
proved type of incinerator be used
This can be an l&gauge oU drum,
equipped with a screen top of not
more than one-half inch mesh, or
a National Board of Fire Under
writers standard incinerator. It
must be placed not less than
fifteen foot from Che building.
The ordinance also prescribes
contain rules and regulations that
murt be complied with when burn
ing. Some of these are:
A. Burning between the hours
of sunset and sunrise only is autho
rized.
B. Burning when the wind ve
locity is 15 knots or greater is
prohibited.
C. Burning of any material that
gives off a dense or offensive
smoke is prohibited.
Cans, jars or other non
buimable material in the inciner
ator is prohibited, as is the burn
ing of rubbish or other slow
burning material.
The ordinance also governs out
of-doors burning of grass
tree branches, scrap materials, etc.
A permit is required before such
burning can take place. The or
dinance further provides that a
person obtaining such a permit
be in attendance or have someone
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ALASKA TRANSFER & STORAGE
AGENT FOB
Martin Van Lines
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We handle Packing. Crating and Shipping
from Kodiak to all Alaskan points, United
States, Hawaii and Germany.
in atteaxioTHV during tlw period «tf
burning.
Relative Seeks
Missing Man Hers
A letter was received by the
Chamber of Commerce several
ago seeking the whereabouts of N.
H Korzeadofar, an uncle of the
writer, who hadn’t heard from ham
in some time.
"We haven’t heard from him
for some time,” Mr. John Korzen
dorfer, of Waucoma, Iowa, writes.
“We would like to know if he has
a family and if he Jives in Kodiak.
Also would like to know if he
lias rryeans of support or what he
might be doing for a living." The
missing man is said to be 79 years
old.
Anyone who might have any in
formation on N. H. Karzendofer
Is asked to write his nephew at
Waucoma, Iowa.
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WINTER SNOW BOOTS
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Reg. $12.95
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Watch For Our Annual
MUNSINGWEAR
STOCKING SALE
April 1 to April lO
Savings up to 90< per box
KRAFT S DRY GOODS DEPT.
open Friday night till 8 P. M.
STATE
yoar insurance problem and
Kodiak Insurance will start
solving it. It doesn't take
an act of the
LEGISLATURE
to solve an insurance problem
if you know how to do it. Lack
of space
PROHIBITS
our telling you how we do
these things but we’ll be glad
to tell you over a cup of
COFFEE!
S401 2561
Art Brooks
WHERE?
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