Plans For inner Facilities
Ready By End Of November
Tbrefc alternate drawings of the month. City manager Bill Po
_> s„ 0r1A^f *riner of land fold council at Monday’s
,^ar^r ^ be meeting that the architeet-engine
** council hf the end of ers Rutledge, Johnson and Tryck,
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Anchorage, have now started work
on the design.
Poland reported to council mem
bers on his meeting with the An
chorage' firm and told them that
there was now $50,000 in-the Inner
Facilities fund.
He outlined a plan to at first
build a short dock out to deep
water and then temporarily carry
out the dock with 200 foot long
floats until more money is avail
able to construct the whole dock
permanently. The floats could be
used later as arms sitting at right
angles to the main dock. The full
length of the dock would ultimate
ly be 500 feet, said Poland.
The question of a retaining wall
and the diversion of a fresh water
stream now emptying into the har
bor area were discussed.
It was decided to hold construc
tion of the wall and tho diversion
of the stream until they could “see
how things go.”
City Stickers Go
December 31
The third reading of Ordinance
218 repealing the City Vehicle Tax
ordinance was passed at Monday’s
council meeting.
This ordinance makes provision
for the taxing of vehicles in the
city through the inclusion in the
property tax assessment The Ordi
nance became law after a motion
by Blackie Patterson that it be
accented. The new provision will
conn into effect on December 31.
Taxi License
Reverts To City
The taxi license held by the late
Jim Loan has been reverted back
to the city. A letter from Mrs.
Loan was read to Council at Mon
day’s meeting recommending that
the liceme be turned back to the
city in keeping with the conditions
under which it was issued.
Council agreed unanimously
that the licence should not be re
issued.
Alfred Anderson
Pledged Te A.T.O.
Alfred Anderson* Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson, of
Kodiak, is among 16S students at
Linfield college, McMinnville, Ore.,
who have pledged one of ten
Greek letter social organizations
on the Linfield campus at the
conclusion of annual Rush Week.
Anderson pledged Alpha Tau
Omega fraternity.
- Linfield has five ' fraternities
and five sororities. Three of the
fraternities are chapters of nation
al organizations. All the fraterni
ties have homes in which members
may live together. The sororities
have special places for their week
ly meetings.
Merchant Marine
Academy Vacancy
Alaska has been allocated one
vacancy to the Merchant Marine
Academy at Kings Point, New
York, for the entering class of
1958, according to information
given Delegate Bartlett this week
by the Department of Commerce.
Delegate Bartlett will be per
mitted to nominate 10 candidat€»
for the one vacancy with the
physically qualified Alaska ap
pointee to be. selected; following
the College Entrance. Examination
Board test to be held on March 15,
1958.
Delegate Bartlett will welcome
applications from Alaska boys be
tween 17 and 22 years of age. Any
boy interested should send Dele
gate Bartlett his full name and
date oHrirth at 1913 House-Office
Building, Washington, D.C., and
complel-3 details will be furnished.
The United States Merchant
Marine Academy is an accredited
institution, offering a four-year
course at college level leading to
a license as U.S. Merchant Marine
officer. Qualified graduates may
be commissioned Ensigns in the
U. S. Naval Res-erve.
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