I.R.S. Changes
Record Method
Mr. William E. Frank, District
Director of Internal Revenue, ad
vised all employers that a new
method of distributing payroll tax
returns has been adopted.
The Internal Revenue Service is
now mailing Forms 941, Em
ployer’s Quarterly Federal Tax
Return, to be used by employers
for third ending Septem
ber 30, 1 addition to the
above and separate cover, a
forms pack%t*. publication 393
Employer’s Tax Information
Forms, is also being mailed in
booklet form to the employers.
The forms package contains (1)
Form W-3, Reconciliation of In
come Tax Withheld From Wages;
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<2) check list used in def-mhining
whether the employer must file a
Form 640, Federal Unemployment '
Tax Return; (3) Six complete sets <
of Form W-2, Withholding Tax ;
Statement for 1957; (4) Six Forms j
W-4, Employer’s Withholding Ex
emption Certificate; (5) a bulletin
board poster to remind all em- ,
ployees to keep their withholding
exemptions up to date.
In prior years, it has b4n the
custom to enclose the above items
with the September 30 and Decern- '
ber 31 forms in one packet.
I.R.S. Officer
Here Next Week
An Internal Revenue Service
Officer from Anchorage, Mr. A.L.
Si^nko, will be in Kodiak next '
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' Friday Evenings intil 8:00 p.m.
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Hotel Wednesday evening, all da>
rhursday and until 2 ipm on Fri
Jay to assist with tax problems,
md to interview those who should
see him at this time.
USO SCHEDULE
Saturday: 6 p.m!1 Ping Pong
Tournament. 8 p.m. Moyie "Free
for All” * Robert Cummings and
Anne Blythe.
Sunday: Open from 12 noon to
11 p.m.
Monday: 8 p.m. Bingo and Card
Games.
Fuesday: 2:30 p.m. Basket Weav
ing Classes. 7:30 p.m. Program
Committee Meeting.
Wednesday: 7:3.0 p.m. Operating
Committee Meeting.
rhursday: 8 p.m. Movie “Texas
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Lady” -* Claudette Colbert and;
Barry Sullivan.
Friday: 2:30 p.m. Basket Weaving
ing Class. 8 p.ra. Colored Slides.,
Toastmasters To
Change By-Laws
Election of officers and a special
vote on a motion to change one sec
tion of their by-laws will take
place at the Kodiak Island Toast
masters Club meeting next Tues
day, October 8.
The motion to be put to mem
bers is to reduce the term of office
from 6 to 3 months with elections
in the club to be held each Octo
ber, January and April.
The purpose behind this motion
is to give a greater opportunity to
more people to gain administrative
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NOTICE
PLEASE CONTACT THE KODIAK
TELEPHONE OFFICE FOR YOUR
NEW LISTING AND ADS -
DIRECTORY GOES TO PRESS
OCTOBER 20 th
KODIAK TELEPHONE CO
THE NEW DIRECTORY WILL HAVK
lOOO LISTINGS
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Kjm Mmtmammmmmtmmammmimmmm in in ■»■ m
and ». leadership, -experience in
Toastmasters.
Assignments for the meeting
are: toastmaster, Victor Strash,
Table Topics, Jack Howard, Speak
ers: Dr. Bill Henry, Dr. A.H. John
son, Bill Lavine, Harold Booth.
Chief Evaluator, George Cornel
ius, Evaluators, Merle Schwenk,
Ahs: Jules Radinsky, Sour Grapes,
to be assigned.
All members are urged to attend
this meeting and to bring guosts
with them.
Sing in the Messiah.
UNITIZED
CARGO SERVICE
via The Alaska Line
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
M. S. GALENA ;
October 23
Calling At
Womens Bay, Kodiak
Clarence King
Agent
Phone 4921
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
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