America! Legion
May Build Club
The American Legion at a meet
ing of its members last week de
cided to seek a location and put
HP a building for the use of the
organization. They plan to pur
chase one of the surplus buildings
on the Naval Station and convert
it to their use.
Carl Brunstad appeared before
the City Council seeking informa
r
tion from that body as to require
ments of the City in buildings such
a structure, and whether their
would be any objections to the
proposed location. He stated the
organization plans to purchase
property above the City Hall ad
jacent to the Thcrsheim residence.
Brunstad further stated the
Legion will abide by all the City’s
requirements as to wiring, and
utilities, and that the exterior of
the building will be refinished and
modernized.
Council members expressed fav
Special Gospel Services
Gospel Services currently held in the Fisherman’s Union
Hall will be continued there indefinitely.
These services are Undenominational.
Our only text book is the Bible.
Our only doctrine is Christ.
Meetings start at 3:00 P.M. on Sundays and 7:45 P.M. on
Tuesdays.
All are Welcome
Ministers
L. Sullivan J. Porterfield
FOR TV Service
Call 2904
During the Day
Phone 3831 from 5-10 p.m.
Technicians Ford Landers &
Marvin A. Sands
SPECIALISTS IN TV, PHONO, AND
RADIO REPAIR
We will serve the Kodiak area
for many years to come and re
main ever ready to stand back of
our installations and repairs.
Marvin A. Sands
Kodiak TV
(Next to the PNA Office)
KODIAK OIL SALES
UNION OIL PRODUCTS
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Greases
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Motor Oils
Complete Petroleum Service
Marine Service Station
Airport Dealer
STOVE OIL
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orable reaction to the proposal,
stating they saw no objection to
the building in the location desir
ed. However, it was pointed out
that a petition would have to be
circulated among residents within
500 feet of the site before it could
be moved there. A plan of the pro
posed building, complete with
specifications, would then have to
be submitted to the Council. So
long as the City’s building code
and ordinance was complied with,
there would be no objection on the
part of the City, Councilmen stat
ed.
The Legion has a fund amount
ing to approximately $13,000 ear
marked for a project. George
Cornelius is the President. The
organization has a membership of
seventeen.
DandA Captures
City League Crown
D & A completed their sweep of
both halves of the City Basketball
League by defeating Krafts Mon
day night at the high school.
Fast breaking D & A raced to an
early second quarter lead of 31-16,
at which point the rapidly tiring
Krafts five forfeited the game by
using players from the National
Guard team. The final outcome of
the game, which had no bearing on
the championship, found D & A
in front 58 to 54.
Jim Poulos and Wayne Peterson
led the scoring for D & A with 18
and 15 points respectively. In
dividual trophies, now being dis
played in the window of the bank,
will be awarded to the D & A
team at a later date.
Telethon Slated
For AFRS-TV Soon
AFRS-TV, Kadiak, will stage a
“Telethon” on TV Sunday, March
16 for the Red Cross Funds cam
paign.
All those who have a talent are
urged to call AFRS. 525,
and sign up for an act. The show
will begin at 12 noon and run
until??????
Seven Initiates
For Emblem Club
Seven new members were initi
ated into Kodiak Emblem Club
No. 187 at a meeting of the club
Thursday evening, February 20 at
the Elks Hall.
The initiates, who were given
their oath by President Irene Law
head, were the Mesdames Thelma
McLinn, Ina Fletcher, Nile Miller,
Betty Charles, Mary Jackson,
Francis Look and Margaret Durris.
Refreshments wlere served at
the close of the business session.
USO SCHEDULE
Today—6:00. Ping Pong—8:00 pm.
Movie “The Shrike”.
Sunday—Open 9 am. to 11 pm.
Monday—8 to 9 pm. Alaska’s “fav
orite game”—9 to 10 pm. Table
games.
Tuesday—1 pm. Craft Class—8 pm.
Photography Club.
Wednesday—Open 1 pfc. to 11 pm.
1 hursday——8 pm. Feature Movie.
Friday—8 pm. Movie “Highlights
Friday
Game Night
8:30 p.m.
at
V.F.W.
of Sports.”
Beginning March 3, the USO
will be open from 1 pm. until 6 pm.
Monday through Friday, and will
be open from 9 am. until 11 pm.
on Saturday and Sunday, until
further notice.
LAW AUTHORIZES PENALTY
FOR BAD TAX CHECK
Taxpayers may be liable for a
penalty if they send a check which
will not clear the bank. The law
requires that a one per cent pen
alty be assessed on amounts of
$500 or more, or $5 on any amount
less.
Checks should be made payable
to the “Internal Revenue Service.”
NOTICE
$250.00 reward for information
leading to the arrest and convic
tion of any person or persons kill
ing, stealing or maliciously mo
lesting livestock owned by any
member of the Kodiak Livestock
Growers Association.
Buy Your Bread and Pastries
at
HAUGHTON’S BAKERY
Open 24 hours dally Phone 2062
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We have many helps for overweight.
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Oragen, Leen
and others
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