Final Tax Roil
Published
The delinquent tax roll for
the City of Kodiak listing pro
perty for sale contains only 14
names. The sale is set for
August 25, at the Kodiak Pub
lic School.
Persons holding property
under restricted deeds and by
native possessory rights do not:
appear on the roll and their
property cannot be sold by
order of the Third District1
Court. j
Taxes listed on an earlier ;
roll have been paid by the ow-1
ners or by the Bank of Kodiak, j
The hank paid the taxes only
: on property on which it held a
I mortage or had an interest.
I The sale of property will be
! gin at 10 am on the above
'date.
Ambrose John Hanck was
fined $75 and received a 60 day
suspension of his driver’s
license Wednesday. The case
was heard in City Magistrate
Robert Hedloff’s court. This
was the second time Hanck
has appeared in magistrate’s
court on the charge of driving
while under the influence of
intoxicating liquor, police
said.
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flower Show
Plans Given
Classes of exhibits for the
Jarden Exhibit to be sponsor
>y the Kodiak Garden Club .on
Vug. 31 have been announced.
The show will be held at tht
JSO Club from 1 to 10 pm.
There will be seven divisions
>f entries, according to Mrs.
John Given, club president
They are as follows: flower
ing house plants, floral speci
mens, foliage plants, arrange
ment classes, home grown pro
luce, specialties, and juvenile
exhibits.
House plants will fall into
five classes, geranium, Afri
can violets, fuchsia, begonias,
and miscellaneous. Foliage
plants may include vines or
trailing, ferns, cactus and suc
culants, and novelties.
Floral specimens will be the
gardener’s choice, and will be
judged by popularity vote of
visitors to the show.
Five classes of arrange
ments will be included in that
division and three in the home
grown produce division,
Specialties may include ter
rariums, gold-fish displays,
marine life exhibits, dried
flowers, wild flowers tovq
uets and dish gardens.
Juveniles, up to 14 years
old, may enter arrangements
illustrating titles of books or
songs, or specialties similar
to those entered in the adult
specialty division.
Welfare Worker
Addresses Rotary
Parental delinquency and
not juvenile delinquency is
the correct phrase for why
children go wrong, Mrs. Mar
garet Hafemeister, district
worker for the Department
of Public Welfare, told the
Kodiak Rotary Club Tuesday
noon.
Mrs. Hafemister was guest
speaker for the club following
the regular luncheon. “I have
recommended to headquarters
that a social worker come to
Kodiak for at least 10 days out
of every two months to assist
with welfare problems,” Mrs.
Hafemeister said.
Mrs. Hafemeister is from
Seward and her territory cov
ers the Kenai Peninsula and
Kodiak Island. She is not a
stranger to Kodiak as she
, visited here several years ago.
I She asked for the support
1 of local organizations and so
! cieties in her work. She added
that legislation directly affect
ing the child welfare program
will be sought during the next
session of the Territorial Legis
lature.
Other guests attending the
meeting were Father Thomas
Maher, S. J., Roy Arneson,
Capt. Oscar Fredericks.
Mayor Lee Bettinger, Bob
Johnson and Lou Cook of Salt
Lake City.
Roy Arneson has terminated
his position at Kodiak Naval
Station and has opened a
heating and stove maintenance
business in town.
ivangelist Plans
feting Here
The Community Baptist
Church will be host for an
evangelistic team when the
Rev. Jack Wilscn arbj
Frank Collier, sponsored by
Touth For Christ Interna
tional, hold a series of meet- j
ings in Kodiak on August 8,
9, and 10.
Rev. Wilson is the head of
the Christian Service Depart
ment of the Kansas City Bible
College, Kansas City, Mis
souri. For several years he
was field representative for
Youth For Christ in the cen
tral region of the U. S. and
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has traveled quite extensively
in this country and abroad.
Collier comes from Erie,
Pennsylvania, and is a mu
sician. During the meetings,
he will present special music.
While the meetings are
sponsored loGally by the Com
munity Baptist Church, in
vitations have been extended
to the other churches in the
area. There will be a free-will
offering each evening to as
sist in the expenses of the
meetings- The public is in
vited.
George King of San Juan
Fishing and Packing flew his
own plane to Kodiak recently.
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Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
Saturday & Sunday nights
Meetings 1st & 3rd Tuesdays
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