Dizmy Requests
Council Action
U.S. Deputy Marshal Clar
ence Dizney has directed a
letter to the city council re
questing- written confirmation
tnat the city will abide by an
agreement regarding the lod
ging of city prisoners in the
federal jail.
Dizney’s letter stated that
he bad written a letter in
October requesting a written
agreement and had, to date,
not received an answer.
Nick Lohr, former Kodiak
resident and photographer, is
now on the staff of the Tolle
son Tribune, a weekly news
paper at Todeson, Arizona.
; Local Water Situation
Deemed Critical
The water situation was d< -
scribed as critical this week
by a member of the city street
and water department. The
greater part of the city was
;on the “Army system”, the
tank above the city dock,
‘while Carlson Hill residents
were still using the city
system.
The newly constructed re
servoir is not ready for use. A
week ago a section of the
“old” reservoir was washed
out and thousands of gallon?
of water poured down the hill.
City employees have worked
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repairing the break and art
now contemplating- running a
iine from a creek that fills the
old reservoir to the equaliza
tion tank to provide water.
The pressure, since the
oreak, has been low. The
difficulties of fighting fires has
oeen greatly increased and
residents have been warned
to take precautions.
The present water situation
was described as similar to
that existing three years ago.
During the winter the water
department pumped water
from ponds to the tank con
tinousiy during the 24 hours
if each day.
Water users .should conserve
water and not leave taps open
it night.
March of Dimes
Dasice Jan. 31
The annual March of Dimes
lam e will be held January 31,
it the Elks club on Brooklyn
ivenue. Tickets for the event
vent on sale this week.
The campaign to raise funds
nr the continuing fight against
xilio is sponsored locally by
Emblem Club No. 187.
Small iron lung cans have
ieen placed in all business
louses for contributions. The
Emblem Club plans a bake
?ale and apron bazaar next
Saturday.
2nd Music Lesson
Given Rotary
The members of Kodiak Ro
;ary Club 5533 listened to a
;alk on pianos, piano tuning
ind heard the theory of sound
n relation to the piano ex
amined Tuesday following the
■egular luncheon at the Mont
martre Inn.
Neal Warwick, music tea
cher at Kodiak Public School,
axplained the intricacies of
piano tuning and some history
af the piano.
At a previous meeting War
wick instructed the club in the
composition of music and
helped the club write a song.
Guests attending the meet
ing were Chris Dahl of Peters
burg, Jack Kimball of Kadiak
Naval Station, Neal Warwick,
Zora Wilson, Oscar Hanson
and Father Thomas Maher.
CARD O? THANKS
We wish to take this oppor
tunity to thank our many
friends for their many expres
sions of sympathy and kind
ness during our recent be
reavement. We especially wist
to thank the Women’s Club,
Kia Lund and the Mecca anc
Ace Cab companies.
Mrs. Howard Schmitt
Mrs. James Cleghorn
Mrs. Corinne Petrich
Mrs. H.W. Case
Mrs. N.B. Case
Walter Sargent
Neil Sargent
Ted Sargent
Edward Sargent
Alvin Sargent
| iysiians Elected
,Velrare Head
Elliot Hymans was elected
president of the Health and
vVelfare Council last week
luring the regular meeting.
Hymans will serve as presi
dent for one year and replaces
Clarence Dizney as president.
Maurice Briggs was elected
vice-president, Miss Vivienne
Greene was reelected sec
retary and Dizney was chosen
as treasurer.
Representatives from every
organization in town are se
j lected to represent them at all
1 meetings.
As its name implies the
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St.
Health and Welfare Council
are active regarding needy
persons and those A-ho are ill.
Paul Dupler, attorney, flew
to Juneau Saturday on bus
iness. While there he will at
tend a Mayor’s conference as
a representative of the city.
TheU.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service annual game hearing
will be held Thursday night at
the Union Hall at 7.30 pm.
The public is invited to attend.
The city council held a spe
cial council meeting Thursday
night. The dock situation and
cold storage installations
were discussed.
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