Improvement
District Planned
Residents of the Mission and
Mill Bay road areas beyond the
city limits are considering the
creation of an improvement
district, a representative of
their group advised the city |
council Monday night.
About 20 persons attended a!
meeting Sunday at the home!
of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fenner, j
to discuss the organization of j
such a district, of which the
primary purpose would be the
obtaining of a water supply
«nd fire protection for the
areas.
The district would deal with
the city “on a businesslike
basis”, Fenner, chairman of
the group, told the council.
A.J. Strigga and Elvin Foster
attended the council meeting
with Fenner.
Mayor Lee C. Bettinger of
fered the cooperation of the
city to the proposed group
Republican candidates John
Gorsuch and Paul Robison of
Anchorage attended the
meeting Sunday and told of
the creation of out-of-city im
provement districts in the
Anchorage area, Fenner said.
Mrs. Vera Pierce, owner of
the Town Club, is currently on
a trip outside.
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PNA Has
New Office
The “grand opening’’ of the
remodeled Pacific Northern
Airlines office will be held
Monday, Ray Martin, district
sales manager, said yesterday.
Open house will be held all
day, and refreshments will be
j served. The public is invited to
; attend.
| Remodeling of the former
! Club Liquor store building was
completed this week, under the
supervision of Morris Way of
Seattle, construction foreman
for PNA there.
Completely modernized, the
building boasts a ticket coun
ter, glassed-in office, modern
rest rooms, package shelves,
and a new heating plant.
In addition, to Martin, the
local PNA staff includes Mrs.
Helen Halliday and Mrs. Eddie
Cummings, ticket agents.
While construction has been
in progress, PNA has used the
new Club Liquor store for
office space.
Local Republicans
Are Organized
A Republican organization
has been formed in the Kodiak
area at the instigation of
Anchorage GOP candidates
who visited here last weekend,
and Emil Knudsen has been
named committeeman.
Announcement of the or-1
ganization was made Saturday
evening at a dinner of local
Republicans and candidates
from Anchorage.
Mrs. John Rohwer was
named committeewoman for
town, and Mrs. Paul Seleeni
will be in charge of the GOP.
activities at the base. j
About 35 persons attended
the dinner Saturday and heard
John Gersuch, candidate for
the four-year senate term, and,
Paul Robinson, candidate forj
the two year senate term,,
speak.
Monday, Knudsen and the
two candidates flew around the
island to campaign in the vil- i
lages. They flew with Vince |
Daly. j
City Election
Officials Named
Officials for the city election 1
October 7 were named at the
council meeting Monday night. I
Mrs. Jack Minckel and Mrs.
A.J. Strigga will be judges,
with Mrs. Joe Raymond as
alternate.
Clerks will be Mrs. Basil
Clark and Mrs. John Rohwer.
Mrs. William Smith will be al
ternate clerk.
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October 31 has been set as
the final date for payment of
city taxes before a penalty is
added, the council decided
Monday night.
Bills for 1952 taxes will be
mailed shortly, the council
l learned.
Dick Nixon, owner of Nixon
Contracting, flew to Seattle
last weekend on a short busi
ness trip.
Housing Found
for Nurse
Housing for public health
nurse for Kodiak is now avail
able, Clarence Dizney, presi
cent of the Kodiak Health and
Welfare Council, has advised
the Alaska Department of
Health.
Last week, Miss AnnaZal
daris, district nursing suber
visor, wrote the HWG that a
nurse would be available for
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Kodiak around Oct. 1, provi
ded housing could be obtained
for her.
Mrs. J.W. Patterson has
offered a room in her home,
Dizney said, and he has advi
sed Miss Zaldaris that such
housing is available.
The health center is also
ready for another nurse, office
space having been provided for
her. Already using space there
is Miss €ora Oberlies, i sland
itinerant nurse.
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