15.0© September 11, 18*3
17.85 September 11, 1993
26.37 September 11, 19*3
27.00 September 11, 1953
1,161.36 September 11, 1953
15.03 September 11, 1953
27.56 September 11, 1953
2.23 September 11, 1953
11.81 September 11, 1953
34.85 September 11, 1953
41.42 September 11, 1953
15.16 September 11, 1953
80.81 September 11, 1953
73.25 September 11, 1953
12.77 September 11, 1953
15.96 September 11, 1953
09.36 September 11, 1953
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19.46 September 12, 1952
30.48 September 12, 1952
30.22 September 12, 1952
48.30 September 12, 1952
2.43 September 12, 1952
12.87 September 12, 1952
37.99 September 12, 1952
32.54 September 12, 1952
72.50 September 12, 1952
35.78 September 14, 1951
27.36 September 14, 1951
17.88 September 14, 1951
23.40 September 14, 1951
8.03 September 14, 1951
42.39 September 14, 1951
49.08 September 14, 1951
38.52 September 8, 1950
29.46 September 8, 1950
19.23 September 8 1950
25.19 September 8, 1950
8.64 September 8, 1950
45.63 September 8, 1950
52. 83 September 8, 1950
35.87 September 9, 1949
17.92 September 9, 1949
23.46 September 9, 1949
8.03 September 9, 1949
42.49 September 9, 1949
49.20 September 9, 1949
38.25 September 10, 1948
19.11 * September 10, 1948
25.01 September 10, 1948
8.57 September 10, 1948
45.31 September 10, 1948
52.46 September 10, 1948
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40.63 September 12, 1947
26.57 September 12, 1947
9.10 September 12, 1947
46.54 September 12, 1947
43.01 September 13, 1946
9.83 September 13, 1946
45.39 September 14, 1945
10.21 September 14, 1945
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Unknown
1944
KODIAK TOWNSITE
1 10 24.42 1.22 30.77 56.41 September 8, 1944
14 5 4.44 .22 6.04 10.70 September 8, 1944
Peter Nekeferoff
Unknown
Peter Nekeferoff
Unknown
1943
KODIAK TOWNSITE
1 10 24.42 1.22 36.14
14 5 4 44 .22 6.57
1942
KODIAK TOWNSITE
1 10 24.42 1.22 39.07
14 5 4.44 .22 7.10
61.78 September 10, 1943
11.23 September 10, 1943
64.71 September 11, 1942
11.76 September 11, 1942
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct roll of the delinquent taxes of the City of Ko
diak for the years 1942 through 1954 and that it shows the date when said taxes became delinquent, the
total amount of said taxes, penalty and interest separately stated, and the aggregate of the whole
thereof:: 1
RICHARD G. BERG
City Clerk-Treasurer
IMollottl Boy» An rdod Alaska Fi shot loo Board
For Youth Lend*, ship Hold Annual Mooting
I wo local youms irom me same
family were awarded first and
third standings in the Youth Lead
ership contest recently conducted
by the Elks Lodge. John and Sam
Molletti, sons of Rev. and Mrs.
John Molletti won the coveted
awards in that order. They both
attend the Kodiak High School.
This contest is held each year
by the local Lodge in conjunction
with a program sponsored by the
National Youth Activities Commit
tee of the B. P. O. E. All local
lodges in the U. S. and territories
participate.
John Durall, student of the high
school on the Naval Station, won
second place award.
Dona Van Buren placed first in
the girls division. She is a student
at the Kodiak High School.
All successful contestants will
receive war bonds of $100, $50, and
$25 for winning in that order.
Their names will be submitted in
a territorial contest, and if suc
cessful, they may go on to entry
in the national contest.
Chairman of the local contest,
and Esteemed Lecturing Knight in
the local Elks, is Eldon Lester.
There were a total of twelve en
POPULAR CRAFTS SHOW
TO BE HELD IN JUNEAU
The twelfth annual Alaska Arts
and Crafts show will be held April
6, 7 and 8 jn the Elks Hall in Ju
neau.
Out of town exhibits should be
sent at an early date in plenty of
time for the show, according to
Mr. E. L. Keithalm whose ad
dress is Territorial Museum, Box
2051, Juneau. He will return the
exhibits to their owners at the
conclusion of the show.
Painters are limited to three
paintings and their works must be
framed.
In the photography section, no
kodachrome slides will be accept
ed, and the mimimum size permit
ted for photographs will be 8” by
10”.
All items exhibited must be or
iginal creative work of individual
artists or craftsmen. Only items
never before entered in the past
A AC shows are eligible.
DON FENNER IS SCRIBE
Don Fenner was elected Scribe
of Theta Chapter, Phi Theta Up
silon, International Optometric
Fraternity, Forest Grove, Oregon,
at the annual spring election meet
ing.
Fenner is a fifth year student in
a five year course in Optometry,
offered at Pacific University, lead
ing to a Doctor of Optometry de
gree. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
A1 Fenner of this City.
The annual spring meeting of
the Alaska Fisheries Board has
been called for the week starting
February 27, according to word re
ceived from C. L. Anderson, Direc
tor. Sessions will be held in the of
fice of the Alaska Department of
Fisheries in Juneau.
The Board will review the find
ings and activities in watershed
management, biological research,
marine predator investigation and
control, engineering, inspection
and sport fish. The Fisheries De
partment program for the ensuing
year will be considered by the
Board, and it will adopt the tenta
tive budget to be presented to the
legislature for the 1957-1959 Terri
torial biennium. “As in the past,
the above are all open meetings,”
Director Anderson stated, “and the
public is invited to attend any or
all sessions of the Board.”
Present members of the Alaska
Fisheries Board are J. H. Wake
field, Chairman, Port Wakefield;
Kenneth Bell, Fairbanks; Robert
Kallenberg, Dillingham; Nels E.
Nelson, Ketchikan; and Ira H.
Rothwell, Cordova.
Bill and Dorothy Kleiner are
the proud parents of a 6 Ibi. baby
boy, born January 27 in Bridger,
Montana.
The Kreiners are former resi
dents of Kodiak.
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