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Health Nurse
Opens Office
Miss Kathleen Lepper, pub
lic health nurse, arrived here
Saturday to begin her duties.
She is new to the territory
having arrived in Anchorage
three weeks ago from Teachers
College at Columbia in New
York.
Her home is in Lowell, Mass.
She said she was impressed
with Kodiak and thought she
would like it here.
Alfred Anderson. Jr., is
employed at Kodiak Motors. I
Write-ins For City Jobs
Relieve Ballot Boredom
Mayor Lee C. Bettinger was
re-elected to office for his
seventh ter*n Tuesday in the
anuual city election. Bettin
ger’s name was the only one
on the ballot for the office.
William Worth was re-elect
ed councilman for a two year
term and V. W. Root and Alvin
Miller were voted in for the
same period,
Bud Metzgar received the
highest number of votes cast
for any candidate and will
serve as councilman for one
LA LANDES’
KODIAK BAKERY
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
Saturday Special
Date Delight
100 lb. flour sacks 15 cents each, $1.80 per dozen
Open k4 hrs. a day Phone 3454
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Oldest nil Transfer Co.
in Kodiak!
We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
Erich Mueller, prop.
PHONE 3131 or 4303
THE MECCA
Takes pleasure in Announcing
Chuck Maris
at the piano
Every night except Mon. & Tues.
. Sat. at 8 Chuck & Al
Bar Opens daily at 9 am
Lounge at 6pm-Sundays 2pm-2am
PHONE
Bar-2444 LnungB-3242
year. He has completed a two
year term as councilman.
The race for the Indepen
dent School District board
member for the five year
term was close. Gil Jarvela re
ceived 86 votes to William
Stone’s 84.
A total of 136 ballots were
cast in the city electio n. There
were seven “write-in” can
didates for mayor. Mayor
Bettinger received 106 votes,
Leon Johnson, 15; Marshall
Crutcher, 4; Wilton White. 1,
Bud Metzgar, 1; Camilla Weir.
1; Glen Robinson, 1; Emil
Knudsen.l.
In the race for the two year
council term there were 15
‘ write-in” candidates. The
three candidates on the ballot
were elected. Worth received
114 votes, Root, 118; Miller, i
110. i
City Clerk Robert Hedloff|
received 1 vote for the two,
year council term. Others re-!,
ceiving votes were Harvey |
Gundlach, 1; Leo Sears, 2;
John Gibbons, 1; Leon John
son, 2; Jack Hinckel, 3; Wilton
White, 3; Morris Burnham, 1;
Bob Hall, 1; Joe Raymond, 1; i
Dick Lightfoot, 1; Tim Gil-J
more, 1; Oscar Hanson, 1; Jake]
Foley, 1; Marshall Crutcher, 1.1
Metzgar received 121 votes
for the one year term. Others
were William Fitzgerald, 1
i and Clifford Mowry, 1. |
FWS Wants
Nanny Goat
To date six mountain goats j
have been released on the Ko-1
diak National Wildlife Refuge, *
of which only one was a fe
male.
The nanny goat did not sur
vive and the Fish and Wildlife
Service is making renewed ef- ‘
forts to obtain female goats to
balance the present all-male
population.
Recently the FWS offered
$400 to would-be live goat
trappers for females and $200
or $100 for males, depending
on the location of delivery.
Chichagof Island in S. E.
Alaska is also included in the
work plan of providing for the
goat stocking.
Moose stocking on the Cop-1
per River Flats at Cordova has 'i
met with greater initial suc
cess than the goat operation.
Two other stocking pro
jects— mink on Montague Is
land and marten on Chichagof
Island — were completed dur
ing the past year.
Last month the FWS releas
ed marten ©n Afognak Island.
Wayne Waldrip,-U. S. De-J
puty Marshal at Dillingham1
and a former Kodiak resident, |
was in Kodiak this week on
personal business. He arrived <
Saturday. . j
The next Alaska Steamship
Company freighter scheduled
to leave Seattle for Kodiak is
the Susitna. It will sail on
I October 21.
Vivan Kilgore^v?as’fleeted
president of the United'Fisher
men of Alaska last Friday, the
last day of the -annual fisher
men’s convention.
August Carlson of Larsen
Bay was elected vice president
and A.J. Cichoski and W.A.
“Pat” Cannon were chosen as
as members of the executive
board.
P.J. “Joe” Kerrigan was re
elected secretary-treasurer.
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j Employees of the District
Engineers in Anchorage plan
to charter a plane and fly
Kodiak today. The group will
i remain until tomorrow.
| The flight is scheduled co
I leave Anchorage at 2 pm to
! day.___
Mrs. Catherine Blankenburg
returned home early this week
after spending several weeks
in the states. She was in San
Francisco, Spokane, Portland
‘ and the State of Idaho.
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"the home of Quality'Bread'’
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RAISIN BREADS
FRENCH BREADS
DINNER ROLLS
CAKES
PIES
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PHONE 2062
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PHONE 3281
Your locally owned scheduled airline
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