Counil Accepts
Union Oil Bid
The city council Monday
night approved a year’s con
tract with Kodiak Oil Sales,
Union Oil consignee, for the
purchase of stove and furnace
oil, and regular gasoline for
the city.
Union Oil was low bidder
for the three types of fuel.
Bids were also offered by
Standard Oil and Thompson
Transfer.
A warranty deed from the
Leite estate to Rnssell Wright
for lots 4 and 5, block 5 of the
Leite addition has been re-j
corded.
Program Am
First Concer
The program for the open
ing concert in the Alaska Mu
sic Trail series has been an
nounced by Mrs. Patricia Mit
chell, chairman of the Kodiak
Concert Association.
I The concert will be heard at
18:15 pm Thursday at the USO
Club on Main Street, and will
feature a trio composed ot
Luigi Silva, violoncellist.
Bella Urban violonist, and
Maxim Schapiro, pianist.
The program is as follows:
Trio in G Major, by Mozart
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Sonata in B flat Major, for
cello and piano, by Boccherini,
arranged by Silva.
Luigi Silva
Duos for violin and cello:
Passacaodia by Handel-Halvor
sen, and four duos, Opus 39,
by Gliere.
Sonata in G Major, Op. 13,
for violin and piano, by Grieg.
Trio in A Minor, Op. 50, by
Tchaikowsky.
Bela Urban
Tickets for the concert
series of four are now avail
able to the public, Mrs. Mit
chell has announced, and may
be obtained from her, or from
Jules Radinsky at the naval
station. Price of the season
ticket is $9.00. Tickets will not
be sold separately for indivi
dual concerts.
Maxim Schapiro
All three artists are leading
concert musicians in the
states, and Silva an Schapiro
have appeared previonsly on
Alaska Music Trail programs.
Urban has recently played suc
cessful recitals in New York,
where he received high ac
claim from the critics.
Mrs. Bob Small is working
in the grocery department at
Donnelley and Acheson.
| City To Buy
New Street Lights
The City of Kodiak plana to
purchase street lights of the I
mercury vapor tyDe, it was
announced this week.
Carl Morton of Anchorage]
discussed with the city coun
cil the type of street lights
best suitsd for Kodiak dnring
a special meeting this week. I
The lights, Morton told the
council, are blue to abolish;
glare, and are controlled so|
that they go on and off auto-.
matically when they are
needed.
Immediate delivery of the
' lights was promised by Mor
ton, who is in the electrical
supply business.
The new liehts will be placed
in the downtown area, and the
old-type lights now being used
will be moved to other spots
where they are neeeed. Mill
Bay and Mission roads, Brook
lyn avenue, and other loca
tions.
Joseph Gale, public account
ant who recently came here
from Ketchikan, is opening an
office in the building formerly
used by the Bob Hall Air Ser
vice, at the corner of Main St.
and Mission Rd.
Gale is. sharing the space
with Roy’s Heating Service,
operated by Roy Arneson.
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