Crutcher Appointed
Tz> Banking Board
Marshall Crutcher, presi- J
dent of the Bank of Kodiak, J
has been appointed a member
of the Territorial Banking
Hoard by Governor Frank
Heintzelman. The appointment
was effective as of June 1.
The board is composed of j
five members including the)
governor. Others are Neill
Moore, territorial auditor, j
Henry Roden, territorial trea
surer, one banker and one
member at large.
John Hughes, Anchorage■
attorney was named last yeari
as the member at large. How-!
ever, this year the seat has j
not been filled. i
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iVicKinfey Resigns Office;
Tony Reed Named Chief
j Acting Chief of Police Ovid
1 McKinley has resigned his
; oosition with the city. His let
ter of resignation was submit
| ted last week, to be effective
j June 5, and was accented by
| the council during the regular
meeting Monday night.
Anthony J. Reed has been
appointed acting chief of po
lice. He has served as a patrol,
man for several months. The
motion to accept McKinley’s
resignation was made by
Councilman V. VV. Root ami
seconded by A1 Miller.
Jack Wagner, recently em .
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ployed at Naughton’s Bakery,
has been selected by the coun
cil to serve as a patrolman
Wagner was on the police
force several years ago.
McKinley has been on the
police' force for several years
He did n d give a reason for j
resigning in his letter.
Other business of the council
Monday night was the ap-j
proval of an application to re
model the Galley Cafe; the de
cision to invite a member of
the Kcdiak Independent School
District board to appear before ]
the council to explain and jus-1
tify the request for a city ap-]
propriation of $40,817.0/
The council also designated
the period of June 14 to 27, in
clusive as city clean up week.
City Requests
Return Of Pi tol
A letter to Kenneth Soldan,
former Navy Shore Patrol
Chief and part time city pa-:
trolman, requesting the return'
of a city police pistol has been
sent to him by the city clerk, j
Accojmng to the minutes of i
the coiMcil meeting May 25, j
1953 A pistol was loaned to |
him bwarter Seymour, then j
Kodiaachief of police. The
pistol ^valued at $85.
Af/sM9acOonald
Leaves For States \
Dawn MacDonald, left on
the Denali Monday for a visit;
with relatives in California. J
She is making the trip with
Mr. and Mrs. O-car Nelson
and family.
Roger MacDonald will meet j
the Denali in S-attle and pat)
his sister aboard a plane for1
California. He will then board 1
the next northbound Denali \
for Kodiak.
Card Party
Held Sunday
The weekly card party for
the benefit of St. Mary's Cath
olic Church was held Sunday
at the union hall. Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Leary sponsored the party
and presented the prizes.
Winners and the various
games were Mrs. Homer
Lightfoot at pinochle. Mrs.
Leo Sears won low prize at
pinochle Tom Renshaw won
in cribbage; Mrs Stan McNal
len at canasta and Mrs. Mer
rill Coon won the bridge prize.
CARO OF THANKS
I wish to express my appre
ciation and thanks to the Em
blem Club, Elk’s Club and
friends for the many floral of
ferings and expressions of
sympathy tendered me during
my recent bereavement.
[s] Mrs. Rose Whinery
NOTICE
All unemployed laborers
who desire work may register
at the Union Hall (across the
street from Fisherman’s Hall)
or call phone 4261.
[Elks Funeral
| For Member
Tne Elks’ funeral service I
>vas conducted Wednesday for '
vlorton F. Whinery.
The service was held at the;
Slk’s Club on Brooklyn Ave
nue at 2 pm. Friends and fel-;
low memoers of the local lodge
attended and there were many
doral offerings.
Leon Johnson, V W. Root
and Thomas Nourse, accom-j
panied on the piano by Hal |
Junso, sang two selections.
Morton F. Whinery was
born in Genesee, Idaho on
lune 10, 1905. He died June 5,
1953 at Griffin Memorial Hos
p tal. He is survived by his
wife, Rose, a school teacher,
who came here from Seattle
for the funeral.
Whinery was well known in
Kodiak and in the Bristol Bay
area having fished there for
several years. At the time of
his death he and Mrs. Whinery
were planning to settle in Ko
diak.
His body will be cremated
by Kodiak Mortuary.
Mrs. Emil Knudsen and chil
dren JoAnne and Skipper left
last weekend to spend the
summer at Bainbridge Island.
Miss Knudsen will enter Whit
man College at Walla Walla
this fall.
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