Salvation Army
Begins Campaign
Lt. Lawrence Holmes of the Sal
vation Army is in Kodiak and will
coordinate the current fund rais
ing campaign for 1962.
The local committee in Kodiak
is comprised of Chairman Emil
Knudsen, treasurer Morris Burn
ham, Welfare secretary Roland
Vickery, Dewitt Fields, Bill Po
land and Douglas Preston. Prob
lems of a local nature are han
dled by this committee, according
to Holmes.
The Salvation Army has been
rendering assistance to all regard
less of their race, creed or color,
according to Holmes. The Army
serves for human betterment and
uplift in 86 countries.
“The thousands of generous men
and women in Alaska who support
the services of the Salvation Army
can be assured their dollars find
their way into many avenues of
service,” Lt. Holmes stated. “They
touch many lives, from the new
born child with an uncertain fu
ture to the aging human casualty.
They become an investment in a
stronger, healthier and happier
Alaska.”
Oldest “Oldster”
Has May Birthday
Walter Campen of Juneau will
celebrate his birthday in May, the
oldest among the “oldsters” who
are now residents at the Alaska
Pioneer. He will be 92 years old.
A list of guests at the Home and
their birthdays, together with the
town from which they entered is
given below.
Mattie Crosby, May 2, 1884, from
Flat; Elsie R. Conrad, May 8,
1895, from Fairbanks; Lillian
Strutz, May 9, 1881, Ketchikan;
Jacob Anderson, May 10, 1885,
Wrangell; Nathaniel Blair May 12,
1873, Sitka; Thomas Denny, May
15, 1873, Anchorage; Walter Cam
pen, May 23, 1870, Juneau; Henry
A. Larsen, May 20 1888, Seward.
The Pioneer Women of Alaska
urge the people of Alaska to send
cards, letters or small gifts to the
men and women on their birth
days.
Notice
Don’t forget St. Mary’s Dinner,
at the Elk’s Club, Sunday between
3 and 6.
Jackrabbit
starts by our volunteer Fire
Dept, have saved many homes
from complete destruction. I
am sure everyone
Joins
me in saying “a job well done.”
Don’t you be caught without
Fire
insurance on your house, or on
the contents, unless you are liv
ing in a concrete house or are
a member of the Fire
Dept!
Art Brooks at 486—2215
Kodiak Insurance
Seal Skins Bring
Good Returns
$4 each will be paid for hair
seal skins by an Anchorage fur
company, according to word re
ceived here.
The Alaskan Fur Factory at An
chorage will pay that amount for
fleshed and dried pelts, according
to Rep. Pete Deveau. This coupled
with the bounty now being paid
for seals offers a good and prof
itable inducement for residents
around the island.
Sharp Promoted
Robert E. Sharp has been named
deputy commissioner of highways,
acocrding to an announcement by
Commissioner Donald A. McKin
non.
Kodiak-Aieiftian
Realty Services
.
Business
Land
Properties
Franchised Dealer for
Lockwall Homes
APPRAISALS
LIFE INSURANCE
Notary Public
Staff Licensed and Bonded
by
State Real Estate Commission
George H. Cornelius, Broker
For Appointment Call 486-2960
Sharp is a former Kodiak, Ket
chikan and Anchorage city man
ager.
In his new capacity, McKinnon
said Sharp would he responsible
under his direction for general
administration, program coordina
ation and budget and budget re
view activities.
Tom McCormick Is
Teen Club Prexy
Tom McCormick was elected
president of the Base Teen Club
for the coming year at the organi
zation’s election meeting held last
Saturday evening at the on-base
club quarters. He succeeds out
going President Polly Perry who
has served the past year.
Members selected Mark Rout
zahn to the post of vice president
and chose Ler.nie Coulson as sec
retary of the organization for the
coming year.
Mirror classifieds bring results.
! FLOWERS BY ELAINE
CORSAGES MADE TO ORDER
Blooming Potted Plants
Cut Flowers and Bulbs
Local Delivery, of course-And by wire, ANYWHERE
Phone 486-5225 - % City Market
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