Schott To Meeting
Ivor Schott. Kodiak Schoo’
superintendent, plans to at
tend an Administrators Meet
ing in Juneau October 21 to
23, inclusive.
The meeting will be attended
by all the heads of schools in
the territor„. Discussions for
the purpose of making recom
mendations to the Territorial
Board of Education will be
held.
The teachers will seek a
simplified method of arrang
ing for the territory to make
refunds to school districts, a
mong other business.
The meeting is a yearly af-'
Cur.
Republicans Win In Town
Democrats Sweep KNS
1 1 he Republicans carried the
I heaviest percentage of the
votes in Kodiak and the Demo
crats had a land slide at Ko
diak Naval Station Tuesday in
the Territorial election.
Delegate E. L. Bartlett de
cisively defeated Bob Reeve in
the Mission Road, Naval Sta
tion and Kodiak precincts.
Bartlett had a total of 312
votes to Reeve’s 144 for the
three precints.
The Mission Road precinct
reported a total of 60 ballots
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.cast. The Naval station re
corded 151 and around 250
persons voted in Kodiak at
the city hall.
Gerald J. Williams, unop
posed for the office of Attorney
General piled up 354 votes.
One vote was cast for John C.
Hughes, Anchorage attorney
and former Kodiak resident.
Frank Metcalf, Democratic
(incumbent, received a total of
249 votes to his opponent Ir
ving Reed’s 195 for Highway
Engineer. In the Kodiak pre
cinct Reeve beat Metcalf by
20 votes.
Jack Conright received 102
votes locally but picked up
enough from the Mission Road
precinct and KNS to defeat
Paul Robison 237 to 209.
In the four year term race
for the Senate Steve McCut
cheon polled 250 votes, Will
iam Egan 233, John Gorsuch
227 and Marshall Hoppin 154.
Again the Kodiak and Mission
Road voters favored the Re.
publicans but the heavy vote
from government workers at
the Naval Station swung the
balance in favor of the Demo
crats.
In the race for the 10 seats
to the Territorial House from
the Third Division only two re
publicans made it according to
the total of the three precincts,
i Alfred A. Owen, Jr; former
Kodiak resident, received 258
votes; Z.J. Louzzac, 250; Carl
son, 242; Buell Nesbett, 245;
Irene Ryan, 240; Russell
Young, 224; Dorothy Prior,
222; C. A. Pollard, 219; M.D.
Snodgrass, 218 and Wendell,
Kay 218.
New City Hall
Plans Here
The city council discussed
hiring a city manager for Ko
diak and looked at plans for
a $200,000 city hall Monday
during the regular meeting.
“The running of the city is
big business a nd it is time to
consider hiring a city mana
ger,” Mayor Lee C. Bettinger
declared. During a discussion
of city business Jorgen Fred
erickson suggested that the
counci 1 hire a manager. i
raui Dupier, city attorney,!
said he would draw up an or
dinance covering the duties of
a city manager for the coun
cil’s inspection. He added that
he would also obtain informa
tion on city managers.
The plans for the new city
hall are only preliminary draw
ings. They were preparey
H arry Morris, architect
Bourne and Associates.
The council plans to use A- /
laska Public Works funds for
building the new city hall. \
City Clerk Robert Hedloffj
suggested that the council pur
chase radio equipment for the
police cars. The matter was
turned over to the police com
jmittee for study and a later
i recommendation.
Teachers Guests
Of Rotary
A part of the teaching staff
of the Kodiak Public School
were guests of the Rotary
Club Tuesday following the
regular luncheon at the Mont
martre Inn.
The remaining teachers will
be the club’s guests at the
October 21 meeting.
Each teacher was introduced
by Ivor Shott, school superin
rna ca a BOBQBoooeooo
, tendent and club member. TM ‘
I teachers gave a brief history"
of their teaching experiences
! and told where they attendee^
. school.
j Other guests attending the
j meeting were: Joe Gale, Carl
| Morton, Elliott Hymans, Fat
I her Thomas Maher and Lee C
i Bettinger.
Harold Naughton, DonneV
! ley and Acheson employee kb
i in Seattle for a vacation.
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