One Dam Us&r
Completion
Work on the two dams at
the site of the new reservoir
continues this week with one
of the dams near completion.
The contract for the work
is held by Pacific Alaska Con
tractors and Shupp, Chase and
Tolbert.
The dams are 30 feet high
and one is 180 feet long and
the other will be 225 .when
complete.
Besides the dams the pro
ject includes a pumDing sta
tion and over 1000 feet of 10
inch supply line leading to the
j existing 100,000 gallon tanl
! built 10 years ago.
j With the supply of water
1 which this project will provicb
engineers have estimated tha
2,000 gallons of water pet
'minute could be called upoi
for fire-fighting,
j Improvement of the existing
! upper reservoir is not included
j in this present project.
1 Russell Varland, former
Kodiak resident, has accepted
! a position with the Arabian
American Oil Company and is
l now in Saudi Arabia. Mrs.
j Varland plans to join her hus
|band soon.
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1pm Tomorrow
The spiritual basis of safetj
vill be the topic of a public
ecture tomorrow at the Mas
nic Temple on Mill Bay Road,
the local Christian Science
Group announced early this
week.
Frank C. Ayres, C. S., will
deliver the lecture which is
open to the public. There will
be no admission charge. The
title of the lecture is
“Christian Science: The Rev
elation of True Safety.”
The local Christian Science
Group has arranged for free
transportation for persons
wishing to attend the lecture.
The Shopper will leave from
Wodlinger’s Drug Store at
2:45 pm. The lecture is sche
duled for 3 pm.
Mr. Ayers was formerly an
attorney in the midwest. He
gave up his work to enter the
falltime practice of Christian
Science in 1926. He is a mem
der of the Christian Science
Board of Lectureship.
COMIN’ & COIN’
Robert Dawson Jr. left this
week for Seattle where he will
enroll at the University of
Washington. Douglas Dawson,
younger brother of Robert,
will enter the university at
Missoula, Montana this fall.
Robert graduated from Ko
diak High School in 1951 and
Douglas in 1952.
Thomas Renshaw has re
signed his job in Kraft’s gro
cery department and is work
ing for LaUandes’ Kodiak
Bakery.
i Lt. and Mrs. Harvey Willis
left recently for Seattle and
New Orleans. Mrs. Willis was
in charge of the up stairs de
I partment of Donnelley and
. Acheson while here. Lt.
! Willis has been aboard the
! Coast Guard Cutter Clover.
Edward Pagano was an out
going Denali passenger Mon
day.
NieJ von Scheele, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert von Scheele,
is a student at Gonzaga in Spo
kane, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Wod
linger were outgoing PNA
passengers Tuesday.
Mrs. Marshall Crutcher
plans to leave next week for a
two months visit with her
children and other members of
her family in the Seattle area.
Olaf Halverson, recently
principal of Nome High
School and formerly Kodiak
high school principal, will
hold the same position at
Seldovia High School this]
year
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Mr. and Mrs. Haas
Return To Kodiak
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haas
returned to Kodiak this week
from their home near Moose
Pass. They are again managing
Berts- Wodlinger Drug Stores.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Wodlin
ger were outgoing plane pas
sengers Tuesday.
Members of the Kodiak
Rotary Club were entei tained
following the weekly luncheon
by music provided by girls
from Kodiak Baptist. Mission.
Piano solos and songs were
heared. Miss Estelle Marlin
accompanied the girls to the
luncheon.
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Woodley Answers
Chamber’s Aire
A wire from Art Woodley,
president of Pacific Northern
Airlines, in answer to a letter
sent by the Chamber of Com
merce was received recently
by J. G. Martz, president of
the C of C.
The wire thanked the C of C
for the letter which had pro
tested the plane service ex
tended Kodiak.
The letter pointed out that
many hours are lost by plane
passengers because of varia
tion in the arrival and de
parture schedule.
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