Dr. Bruce Keers
President of PTA
Dr. Bruce Keers was elected
president of the Kodiak PTA for
the following year, at an election
held Thursday, May 12.
Other officers elected were
George Wick, 1st vice-president;
Miss Betty Ebert, 2nd vice-presi
Mrs. Harriet Benson, recording
secretary; Mrs. Simone Talbott,
corresponding secretary; and Mrs.
Doris Simon, treasurer.
The need for volunteers to take
high school students from nearby
remote communities into their
homes was brought forward. These
young people must go without the
benefit of a high school education
unless they are able to make ar
rangements to live with a family
here in Kodiak, it was stated. It
was suggested that the PTA help
in every way to aid these students.
Anyone interested in having a
student in his home is urged to
contact Mrs. Dawson, high school
principal.
Mrs. Springhill reported that at
the Education Council meeting,
the bonding issue of the state ferry
system was explained by Rep. Pete
Deveau. He also set forth the rea
sons for locating a vocational
school north of the Yukon instead
of closer to this area.
Presenting the program for the
evening were Melanie Draper,
speaking on “The Constitution and
I,” and Dolly Pullo reciting her
I,” and Dolly Pullo presenting her
speech, “The Constitution in Ev
eryday Life.”
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that from and after the 10th
day of May, 1960, that the soda fountain and lunch
counter located in the Sportland building on Alaska
Way in Kodiak, Alaska will be managed and operated
under the sole and exclusive proprietorship of Mrs.
Lillian Richardson and that the former operator, Frank
Irick, has transferred his interest in and to the above
described soda fountain and lunch counter and that
from and after the date of publication of this notice,
liability and responsibility for the operation of said busi
ness shall be wholly vested in Mrs. Lillian Richardson..
Publish: Saturday, May 14, 1960
Saturday, May 21, 1960
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THE CREAMERY |
Hawaiian Delight Month
: AT ALL ICE CREAM OUTLETS I
: Four Flavors Sherberts, too |
Fresh Local Milk |
KODIAK CREAMERY j
KRAFT’S DRY GOODS DEPT.
marvelous
buy!
Make KRAFT’S your headquarters for
Ship *n Shore —Shapely
Jantzen —Lady Manhattan
BLOUSES-$3.25 up
Open every Friday until 8 p.m.
Refreshments were provided fol
lowing the meeting by the eighth
grade mothers.
Yo Yo Contest
Set For July 16
A Yo Yo contest for boys and
girls from ages 5 years to 11, and
12 years to 16 will be staged here
July 16, it was announced this
week by Teeny Long, sponsor of
the event.
Yo Yo’s and rules for the tour
ney, billed as the Duncan Tourna
ment—Yo Yo Contest, may be ob
tained at Wodlinger’s Drug Store,
Knudsen’s, and Navy Exchange.
Demonstrations of qualifying tricks
for both age groups will be given
at the above stores by Teeny Long,
on Saturday, July 2 and Saturday,
July 9.
Final playoffs for emblems and
awards will be on the stage of the
Orpheum Theatre at 12 noon on
July 16. The contest will be judged
by Teeny Long.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q. I married last year and did
not have my name changed on
my social security card until re
cently. My employer used my mar
ried name even though the card
showed my maiden name. Will I
get credit for the wages that were
reported incorrectly?
A. Yes. You should complete
the postcard form, though, and
ask for a statement of your earn
ings. When you receive your earn
ings record, get in touch with the
social security office if these earn
ings have not been shown.
Q. I expect to retire when I
become 65 years of age in Novem
ber. What documents or proofs
will be required?
A. Bring the following with you:
1. Social security card; 2. Some
proof of your age (the older the
better); 3. Your W-2 form for last
year if you worked for wages; or
a copy of your last year’s tax re
turn with all schedules, if you
were self-employed; 4. Your can
celled check or money order stub
showing payment of your Social
Security tax for last year if self
For more information about
social security, write to your social
employed.
security office, Box 1331, Juneau,
Alaska.
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Boat and Plane Owner Registration Award
An 8 transistor portable radio will be awarded by Reliance Radio of Kodiak to the
boat or plane owner registering the earliest serial number of installed radio trans
mitting equipment or earliest motor serial number if craft is not fitted with any
type of radio equipment.
This registration award is offered in the interest of providing modern communication
equipment service to the Kodiak Island area. Registration of licensed shore station
transmitter equipment will qualify for award on the same basis as boat motor
serial numbers.
To qualify, fill out the following form and mail to Reliance Radio of Kodiak,
P. O. Box 82, Kodiak, Alaska. Registration award will be determined on Memorial
Day—May 30, 1960.
NAME _ ADDRESS_PH
MODEL OF BOAT OR AIRCRAFT OWNED___
SERIAL NUMBER AND MAKE OF BOAT OR AIRCRAFT TRANSMITTER
i
i ____
(List Shore Transmitter Serial Number and Make if applicable)
ARE YOU RECEIVING ADEQUATE PERFORMANCE FROM YOUR RADIO AND
PROPULSION EQUIPMENT? _,__
Note: Transmitter or boat engine serial number considered as part of owner’s boat
or aircraft and in operating use as designated. (This eliminates old equipment
no longer used with boat, aircraft or as shore station transmitter).