Camilla C. wier
Buried Tuesday
Funeral services for Camilla
C. Wier wer^ held Tuesday at
2 pm at the' Elks Club on
Brooklyn averyie. The funeral
services were read by William
Stone, superintendent of the
Kodiak Baptist Mission.
Two musical selections, A
Closer Walk With Thee and
Kock of Ages, were rendered
by Mrs. Betty Springhill.
The services were attended
by a large crowd and many
floral offerings were banked
about the casket. Burial was
under the direction of the Ko
diak Mortuary.
Pallbearers were Dick But
ler, Ted Wiley, O.H. Metzgar,
Albert Norris, Stuart Nukols
and Hillis Champion, Jr.
Read the Classifieds
Elks Lodge P
For Local Si
Kodiak BPOE 1772 will give
?300 in Defense bonds to Ko
diak students this spring as a
part of the \outh Program
conducted by the Grand Lodge
of the Elks.
The presentations will be
made at the May Day dedica
tion services in the first week
of May.
All subordinate lobges of the
Grand Lodge participate in
the program which includes
the Territory of Alaska in the
Nationol program.
Stress is placed on two acti
vities, the ifouth Leadership
Contest and the Elk’s Scholar
ship Contest, John Giobons,
chairman of BPOE 1772 Youth
Activities Committiee said.
The deadline for entries in
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Ians Awards
udents
the local contest is March 31,
Glibbons said. Local awards by
the Kodiak lodge, are $100
oond for the best girl entry, j
JSIOO to best boy entry and a j
Most Valuable Student} Award
sf a $100 bond.
The best Kodiak entry will
be placed in the Territorial
contest where the best boy and
girl entries shall receive $250
in cash each arid the best
entry will receive $100 bond
from the Grand Lodge, Gib
bons explained.
Winner of the Territorial
crntest is then qualified to en
ter the National contest where
awards of $400, $300 and $200
are made.
School superintendent Ivor
Schott is chairman of the local
Scholarship contest. Gibbons is
chairman of the local and ter
ritorial Youth Leadership
Contest.
The contest is open to allj
students still under 19 years of
ige as of July 1, 1953. The en
srants are judged on leader
ship, citizenship appreciation,
serseverance, resourcefulness,
ind sense of humor.
Entry blanks and instruction
booklets are available at the
Kodiak Peblic School, Gibbons
said. j
The Alaska Steamship Com- j
pany freighter Lucidor will)
sail from Seattle on February
28 instead of on March 3, as
jarlier announced by the com
)any. ,
The freighter will call at
Kodiak.
Mrs. Paul Dupler was
tonored at a surprise stork
hower Monday night, given j
it her home by a group of |
riends.
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Feb. 26
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Leaving Seattle Feb 24
.1. Chenier, agent
School Tax
Sale March 16 j
A public sale by auction of i
property listed on the delin-'
quent tax roll of the Kodiak!
Independent School District
will be held on March 16.
The sale includes 36 pieces
of property ranging from a
homestead near Manuska Bay
to a portion of a lot. Each
tract shall be sold separately
and the sale will continue
until all property listed on the
delinquent tax roll has been;
disposed of.
The auction will be held at
the Kodiak City Hall and will
begin at 10 am on March 16th.
If enough is not bid to dis
charge the amount due on
each tract the cierk of the
ISD will bid on behalf of the
school district.
The order of sale was given
by Judge George W. Folta in
the Third District Court at
Anchorage on February 2. The
delinquent tax roll and the
presentation to .the court for
action was done by Paul Dup
ler, attorney.
The period covered by the
delinquent tax roll is for the
1949 to 1952, inclusive.
Walt Muller returned to Ko
diak recently after spending
several weeks in the states on
business.
“There is no trouble or delay
in going through immigra
tions,” Muller said, “They
only asked for some identifica
tion and I showed them my
Rotary card and base pass.”
Muller added that they asked
him where he was born and
then passed him on. Two per
sons following him were de
layed and asked several ques
tions, he said.
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