FWS To Sell
Used Trucks
The Fish and Wildlife Ser
vice will dispose of six miscel
laneous trucks for salvage or
parts. The trucks may be in
spected at the FWS Game
House on Mission Road.
Interested persons are re
quested to submit an informal
price bid in the form of a let
ter to the Kodiak FWS office.
The FWS reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. Bids
may be submitted for each
truck or for the lot.
The next regular meeting of
the council is on .July 13.
Radinsky Heads Rotary
For Coming Year
Jules Kadinsky of Kouiak
Naval Station was installed as
president of Kodiak Rotary
Ciub 5533 Tuesday. The new
president will serve for one
year.
The instailaPon of the new
officers was made by Pas:
President Dr. A. Holmes
Johnson. V. W. Root is the
vice president for the comine
year. Other officers are Morris
Burnham, secretary; William
Smith, treasurer; Jorge n
Fredrickson, Emil Knudsei.
and Dr. Johnson, directors.
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The new sargent at arm?
will be selected by Radinsky
it the next meeting.
Preceding the installation of
'dicers Past President James
i. Martz gave a resume of the
dub's history and activities
William Ston-s, another pao
'resident, gave a brief talk oi
the princ ples of Rotary.
Leon Johnson presented the
'resident’s gavel to Radinskv.
lohnson is also a past presi
lent. For the past three
nonths he hasjacted in V. G
Ellis’s place. Ellis was elected
last year but left Kodiak in
March before the completion
of his term.
Lew Chenier, Alaska Steam
ship Company agent, was the
lucky winner of “Harvey”
this week. “Harvey” is a rab
bit and is awarded to anyone
who misses a meeting. Mel
Crawford was the caretaker
(plus helo from Mrs. Crav
ford and Candace) of the
bunny last week.
Old Papers Tell
Kodiak Story
From Mrs. Mary B. Alex
ander, former Kodiakian who
now lives in San Luis Obispo,
Calif., have come two copies
of the Kodiak MIRROR when
it was still in its original form:
mimeographed.
One is No. 12. dated August
29, 1940, and the other is no.
15. dated Sept. 20.
In the earlier one, readers
learned of the election of Ko
diak’s first city council of
seven men, and of their plans
to raise taxes, now that in
corporation had been ap
proved.
First city fathers were
Harry Becker R. H. Chad
wick, Dr. C. D Carter. Jor
gen Fredrickson, Charles
Hopp, Mrs. Edna Kraft, and
W. J. Erskine. Chadwick was
chosen as mayor by these
seven.
The paper also tells of the
near-completion of Griffin
Memorial Hospital and of the
occupancy of their new home
on “Russian Hill’’ by Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Clifton. The home
was a five room house and
“modern in everv respect,
and is one of the largest of the
development project under
taken by W. J. Erskine who
is planning to construct 100 of
these fine homes for the pre
sent and future residents of
the city’’. (The house is now
o'-eu ied by the Walter Kraft
family. (
E fually interesting are th •
prices of g; oceries advertised
in the IRS. 1
J. Krskine Co. sold 3 dozen
eggs for $1.15 and 3 lbs of but
ter for the same price. The
store offered free delivery to
Buskinville on orders over
$3 00
Kraft’s advertised two cans
of cfr’cken soup for 25 cents,
and a box of canning peaches
for $1.45. Dress shirts were
$2 25 and $2.75.
I
C of C Appointments
Made By Crutcher
Chairman of Chamber ofj
Commerce committees for the}
present year have been ap- j
pointed by Marshall Crutcher, <
recently elected president ofj
the civic group.
They are as follows: (
Maurice L. Briggs, CAB in-j
terveriion; I. L. Chenier.;
water transportation; Merrill:
C. Coon, boat harbor; Mel'
Crawford, publicity: Marshall j
Crutcher, base-town com- ‘
jmittee.
Also Clarence L. Dizney, i
seaplane float; John Gibbons, 1
livestock ani public lands;
Mrs. Henry Haag, attendance;
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Robert L. Hall, fisheries: D>\
A. Ho'mes Johnson, public
schools; Lson J. Johnson, pub
lic utilities; Emil Knudsen,
new industries.
Also Mrs. Ed Rockney,
pamphlet, greeting and en
tertainment, and historical
spots; L K. Wodlinger, roads.
A complete list of the C of
C membership with each mem
ber's address and phone num
ber, has been compiled by
Marshall Crutcher, and also
includes each person’s com
mittee appointments.
"T»
Larry Wodlinger was a PNA
passenger for Anchorage early
this week.
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