Kodiak Vegetables
€n Display
The Insurance Department
«df fine Bank of Kodiak has an
attractive “home-grown” dis*
iplay in the window this week.
Vegetables, grown in Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Lightfoot’s gar
den, take up a large section of
the window. A sign prepared
by V. G. Ellis, head of the In
surance department, reads:
“Jt can happen here,” is
alongside the produce.
Two weeks ago E lis dis
played a model railroad built
hy local engineers.
'Grant Wheeler flew to
Anchorage Wednesday. i
New Council Seated
At Mondays Meeting
The newly elected and re
elected councilmen were sworn
into office Monday night and
immediately began their du
ties.
Alvin Miller and V-W. Root,
newly elected, and William
Worth and “Bud” Metzgar,
re- elected co incilmen signed
the oath of office form.
Mayor Lee C. Bettingerr, re
elected mayor for his seventh
consecutive erm, said he
would make his committee ap
pointments this week.
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Holdover councilmen are
Basil Clark and D.N. “Buck”
Hoylman. The latter was not
present at Monday’s council
meeting.
Lee Sears ard Jay Wolf,
outgoing councilmen, received
thanks from Mayor Bettinger
for their work and loyalty for
the past year. Sears was serv
ing the unexpired term of L.
K. VVodlinger and Wolf was
also serving an unexpired
term for Wodlinger.
Wodlinger was elected a
councilman for a two year
term in 1950. He resigned af
ter a year and Wolf was elec
ted in 1951 to s rve the re
maining one year.
Again in 1951 Wodlinger
was elected to the council po
ition for a two year term. Af
ter two months in office he re.
signed. Leo Sears was appoint
ed to serve in his place until
the election on October 2, 1952.
Mayor Bettinger asked the
new councilmen to read the
city ordinances and to check
on the minutes of past council
meetings. He explained that
he wished the new members
to become familiar with city
business.
A monthly reoort of each
committe regarding finances
currently available will be pre
pared by the city clerk in the
future, Bettinger said.
Councilmenare named chair
men of the finance, judicial
water and sewer, health and
police, printing and elections
committees by the mayor.
KNS Youth
Receives Medal
The Expert Rifleman Medal,
second highest award in junior
shooting, has been awarded to
Joe Earle Wyatt, Jr., 12, son
of Navy Capt. and Mrs. J. E.
Wyatt, KNS, Kodiak, Alaska,
the National Rifle Association
announced recently.
In 16-months of shooting,
young Wyatt has risen through
13 lower rankings to achieve
the expert rifleman rating.
With one more award, he will
be classified as a distinguished
rifleman.
j Wyatt is a seventh grade
student at the Naval Station
School and is a member of the
J Eagle Eye Junior Rifle Club.
•• His instructor is M. J. Sie
beuthaler.
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The first in a series of stud
ies of the Gloxinia family will
be conducted Wednesday even
ing by members of the Garden
Club, Mrs. John Given, presi
dent, announced yesterday.
The floral studies will be
held at the home of Mrs. Mar
tin Lamprecht. Mrs. Basil
Clark and Mrs. John Rohwer
will be in charge of the pro
gram.
The Right Reverend Monsig.
'nor Edward Gallant, head of
Pius X Mission at Skagway
friends in Kodiak this week.
He recently attended the re
gional Child’s Welfare Con
ference in Palmer.
{Agreement On
Prisoner Housing
The City Council agreed to
a temporary arrangement
with U.S. Marshal Clarence
Dizney Monday night on the
lodging of prisoners in the IJ.
S. Federal Jail.
The city agreed to pay two
I dollars per day for each city
prisoner lodged in the federal
jail. The cost is the same the
deputy marshal allows for
feeding each federal prisoner.
Marshal Dizney asked the
council to write to the Bureau
of Prisons, Department of Jus
tice, Washington, D.C; and re-1
quest they submit a contract
or make arrangements for the
housing of city prisoners in
the federal jail. Dizney sail
he wanted a clear policy and
business arrangement where
by the city shares the cost and
responsibility of housing pris
oners.
A set of regulations regard
ing the duties and responsibili
ties of the jail guards and the
city policemen once they have
brought a city prisoner to the
federal jail will be drawn up,
Dizney told the council.
Mrs. Hazel Sutliff, employed
at Dr. A. Holmes Johnson’s
office, plans to fly to Anchor
age tomorrow for a vacation.
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