Thrills, Scoring
Featire Of
Bear-Guard Game
On Friday night, January 24, in
one of the most thrilling games of
the year, the National Guard team
defeated a hustling HS Bear team
by a score of 52-51.
The Bears jumped off to an
early lead, but accurate shooting
on the part of Sundberg, gave the
Guard team a 26-24 lead at half
time. In the second half, the score
was tied several times High point
men were Sundberg with 16
points, and Osbekoff with 13. Dam
ery led the Bears with 18 followed
by McCorkle with 14.
Tuesday night the Bears met a
strong Coast Guard team from the
Storis. The Bears jumped off to an
oarly lead and were never headed,
although they were never ahead
more than 6 points at one time.
Final score, Bears, 47. Storis 42.
High for the Bears was Mc
Corkle with 16 points followed by
Damery with 15 and Malutin 8.
Mazentas of the Storis collected
15 points.
The Bears and the JV’s played
the Fire Dept and the Storis team
last night on the Naval Station.
The high school Bears will play
two games next week. Tuesday,
4, at 8 p.m. they will play the
Town Club Cagemen, and on Fri
day night the Bears will meet the
strong ACS-D & A squad. In the
preliminary game, the JV’s will
play the HS “Local Yokels” Tues
day night the latter will play the
ACS-D & A five.
League Action
For The Week
Only one League game was play
ed this week, with the National
Guard team easily defeating the
“Local Yokels” by a score of 37-21.
High for the Guards was Sundberg
with & points. Warner was high
for the Yokels with 9 also.
In a preliminary game, Kraft’s
played the No. 3 team on the
Naval Station, VP1, in which the
latter jumped off to an early lead
and ad: half time the score was
VP1, 27; Krafts, 20. In the second
half, Krafts bounded back and re
gained the lead with Jerling and
Skinner showing the way. They
held the lead until the last two
minutes of play, when the taller
VP1 team regained the lead. Final
score, VP1, 52, Krafts, 50. Jontrae
led the visitors with 20 points.
Jerling was high with 15 points
for Krafts.
League games will be played on
Tuesday and Friday night of next
week and also Thursday night
when the feature battle of the
week will be played. D & A-ACS
will dash with Krafts at 8 p.m.
Sales Tax Levy
Draws Protest
Councilman Fields presented
his own case, in which he felt he
was being charged a sales tax un
fairly.
The problem arose when he took
over the old Erskine home, living
in the bottom half and renting
rooms above. Renting from Don
nelley & Acheson, he is being
charged a sales tax on the entire
building.
Under the ordinance, governing
the application of the sales tax,
sales tax is charged on rental ac
commodations used as a business
enterprise. Fields expressed the
belief he should not pay on the
lower half of the house, in which
he is livim?. “I am being charged
a tax that I can’t pass on,” he said.
No action was taken, pending
further study.
Revival Meetings
At Local Church
Rev. Oscar D. and Gladys M.
Butterfield arrived in Kodiak Fri
day to conduct revival meetings in
the Assembly of God Church.
Services will be held every night
starting Sunday, Feb. 2 (except
Monday and Saturday nights).
The Butterfields resigned as
pastors of the Assembly of God
church in Firestone, Calif., a con
gregation they founded 14 years
ago—to take an Alaskan assign
ment They plan to visit every
town in Alaska of more than 1000
population.
May Build Artnory
It is possible the National Guard
Armory will be built this year.
This was also approved by the
voters at the special election.
Captain Brack of the Alaska
National Guard, in a telephone
conversation with the City Mana
ger, stated the plans are formulat
ing, and that he will attempt to
meet with the Council at their
February 10 meeting.
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Lease Sought On
Tideland Property
A problem arising out of the
construction of the small boat har
bor came before the City Council
Monday, when Tony Perez appear
ed before the Council upon receipt
of a letter requesting him to move
his house situated on the beach.
Perez stated the house would
fall apart in moving, and asked
Council for a lease of the land,
and retention of the site for the
house. The house,, according to
Councilman Bill Worth was built
in 1940.
Following a lengthy discussion,
no action was taken on the re
quest. The Councilmen voiced the
opinion further study should be
made, and a policy set forth for
leasing or selling waterfront prop
erty. Mayor Coon stated he
thought priority should be given
people who already have buildings
on the waterfront. All agreed, how
ever, no land should be sold.
The City Manager will make a
further study on the question and
will submit a recommendation at
the next Council meeting. An over
all policy will be established.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP
The partnership of Dorothy M.
Cummings and Irene J. Hansen
has been terminated effective the
close of business January 31, 1958.
The Village Bar will be con
tinued under the partnership of
Dorothy M. Cummings and Bar
bara M. Williams from and after
February 1, 1958.
Publish Feb. 1, 8, 1958
NOTICE
Attention P.O. Box Holders:
Phone number for appointment
with Dr. E. E. Bach, Optometrist,
should read 5451.
NOTICE
If you can not get us on phone
3131, call 4303 for oil delivery. Of
flee hours, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m Mon
dpy through Thursday, 1 p.m. to 1
p.m. Friday.
THOMPSON TRANSFER
RASMUS URDAHL LEAVES
Rasmus Urdahl left yesterday
for Seattle.
Main purpose of his visit is to
have his eyes examined.
COUNCIL OPPOSES
ASSESSOR'S FEES
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The amount last year was comput
ed on a 60% valuation, he said, and
the changeover would have to be
worked out.
His original estimate of the cost
was from $1750 to $2000. When
asked what amount he would take
for the job, he gave a flat figure
of $1800.
Upon motion of Councilman
Patterson, that Cornelius be hired
for the job, two voted for, two
against and two of the Councilmen
abstained and the motion was de
feated.
The Councilmen favored a plan
whereby an assessor could be hired
the year around on a part time
basis, and if this plan is followed
the Independent School District
will be asked to work in conjunc
tion with the City in securing an
assessor for both districts. They
thought it impractical to work out
such an arrangement for this year,
but will consider it for future
planning.
The City Manager was delegat
ed authority to hire an assessor
for this year, after-making a study
of the work involved, and arriving
at an equitable wage.
Some Council members thought
a combined job of assessor and
sales tax collector would result
in more revenue for the City. A
special meeting mfcy be called to
make a decision in hiring an
assessor for this year.
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The Community Baptist Church
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“The Big White Church on the Hill"
Rev. John Molletti, Pastor
Sunday School —9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship —11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups —6:30 pjn.
Evening Worship —7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service —7:30 p.m., Wednesday
“Holding Forth The Word Of Life”
St. Mary’s Church
lev. Raymond L. Talbott, 8. I.
MASSES:
Sunday Hospital Chapel
Church
Holydays Hospital Chapel
Church
Daily Hospital Chapel
ROSARY AND BENEDICTION:
Sunday and Friday
HOLY HOUR:
Saturday Hospital Chapel
CONFESSIONS:
Saturday Church
Also daily before Masses
BAPTISMS:
Sunday
SUNDAY SCHOOL:
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8:30 and 10:30 AM
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