Science Course
Deadline Feb. 15
Applications for the 1958 Sci
ence Institute at the University
Alaska are currently being raail
to high school science teachers.
The deadline for submitting
applications is Feb, 15.
The institute is offering advane
study in physics, mathematics,
“°*°8y and chemistry and
teachers successfully completing
the eight-weeks course will receive
college credit for eight semester
hours. Stipends for the partieipat
ing teachers, some dependents,
travel allowance, tuition and fees
are all provided.
The session will start June 16
and continue through Aug. 9, 1958.
Inquiries should be airmailed to:
Hired or, Science Institute, Uni
versity of Aaska, College, Alaska.
ST. MARY’S SCHOOL
book Fair planned
A Book Fair/offering a large
selection of books for sale, has
been planned by St Mary’s School
from February 16 through Febru
ary 23 at the school.
There will be books suitable for
all tastes and ages, but especially
for children.
Fund Depleted
Still Further
The Unemployment Compensa
tion Fund continued to decline
during January due to heavy bene
fit payments, and as of January
31st the remaining balance stood
at $561,000 according to Merrill E.
Weir, Director of the Employment
Security Commission. The fund
also owes $2,630,000 to the Federal
Government due to previous loans
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Fine Food
Fine Music
Pleasant Surroundings
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Marjorie Hazelwood
at the Piano
JIM AND DON’S
TOWN CLOD
FOR TV Service
Call 2904
During the Day
Phone 3831 from S-10 p.m.
Technicians Ford Landers &
Marvin A. Sands
SPECIALISTS IN TV, PHONO, AND
RADIO REPAIR
We will serve the Kodiak area
lor many years to come and re
main ever ready to stand back of
our installations and repairs.
Marvin A. Sands
Kodiak TV
(Next to the PNA Office)
to the fund.
Benefit payments during the
month of January 1958 incrased
as compared to either the ore
vious month or the same month
one year ago. Benefit payments
in January 1958 totaled $1,219,000
as compared to $776,000 in Jan
uary 1957 and to $822,000 in De
cember 1957.
WCTU MEETING CALLED
Members of the Kodiak WCTU
organization will meet at the
Church of God parsonage, Tues
day, February 11, at 7:30 p.m.
NOTICE
Persons apprehended for break
ing into the buildings at Long
Island will be prosecuted to the
fail extent of the law. •
(signed) Tom Gallagher
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The Griffin; ^Memorial Hospital
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The Montmartrpylon
open Sunday afternoons.
Family dinners will be
will to
Special
served.
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