Piped Water Soon
Per The First Time
village of Alitak is at
working on the project of
a village water line, ac
to word received this
week. Thiis will bring running
water into homes for the first
time, according to Quentin R.
(Dick) Avey, school teacher there.
A line is being run from the vil
lage well to a pumping station in
the middle of the village. From
there a cross line will carry the
How about a nice, cold bottle of
pop while watching your favorite
TV show?
Kodiak Bottling Works
Phone 2244
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr. Paul Jaeger will be in Kodiak
from 5 p.m. dan. 18th until 3 p.m.
Jan. 20th.
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NOTICE
Persons having skiffs, floats,
etc., on beach between Kraft’s
Hardware and Southwest Break*
water are notified to move same
before Monday morning as con
struction of an access road along
this beach for the purpose of
hauling rock to the Breakwater
will begin Monday, January 13.
Bill Poland
City Manager
water to all parts of the village.
“We hope to complete the water
system within the next couple of
months if the ground will thaw
enough to lay the pipe.” Avey
stated.
This remote village on Kodiak
Island held an election, Sunday,
January 5, and have elected a
First, Second and Third Chief.
These three will serve as village
Council and act as a law enforce
ment body. The Chief, who will be
the highest authority in the vil
lage, is George Phillips. Second
and Third Chief are ‘ Moses and
Kalumpi Larionoff.
This is; the first election.held in
five years. The new governing
body is elected under the new
system followed by the Bureau of
Indian Affairs.
Toastmasters Seek
Answer To
Sputnik Launching
The Russian Sputnik and its ef
fect on the people of the U. S.
came in for a round of discussion
at the last meeting of the Kodiak
Island Toastmaster’s Club Tues
day. The subject was introduced
by Dr. Victor Strash as a Table
Topic. The majority present ex
pressed their faith that the U. S.
would one day match the Russians
in this field.
The attendance was small, but
the meeting proved lively and in
teresting. The three speakers were
Kim Clark, who won the trophy
given for the speaker showing the
most improvement, Jules Radin
sky and Amby Clegg.
Following the program, a short
business meeting was held,
which ways and means were dis
cussed on how to improve the
attendance. It was decided to vary
the program somewhat. The four
speakers at the next meeting,
John Mansuy, Ron Walker, Sig
Digree and Bob Fredricks, will
form a panel to discuss the sub
ject “Lead Poisoning in the Liter
ature of Today. After the speak
ers, a discussion, will follow, lead
by Toastmaster Jim Grey, on the
same subject.
A proposal was made by a mem
ber that Toastmasters who are un
able to attend a meeting must
dent by , the Siifiday prior to'the
notify the Executive Vice^presi
meeting, or they will be assessed
for the dinner. Those present con
curred. The motion will be voted
on at the next meeting which is
Tuesday, at 6:30 at the Mont
martre Inn.
Table Topics next meeting will
be haiufled by Dick Guthrie* Chief
Critic is par' A. Holmes Johnson,
and Grammarian Dr, Bob Johnson
POLICE SLOGAN
Accident insurance is a good
buy, but SAFE DRIVING is the
best insurance you can have.
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Egan, Sites & Lala
Certified Public Accountants
Announce the opening of offices in Kodiak for the
practice of public accounting and income taxes
With other offices in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Seattle, _
Everett and Moses Lake. >
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Donnelley Building - Phone 6321.
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Plus
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First Floor Show at 11 p.m.
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January Clearance
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