March 10 Election To Decide f- UD
ine names or nine persons !
will appear on the ballot on £
March 10, when out-of-city 1
icsidents go to the polls to
vote on the creation of o Pub- 1
lie Utility District in the Mis
sion Rd. area. t
Voters will mark-their bai- l
lots as to whether or not they c
wart the PUD, and at the t
same time will choose five per- j
sons to serve on the board of v
the district, should it be. v
favored at the election. j 1:
Those nominated at a meet-' I
ing held Monday night by
residents of the area are the r
following: Carl Huer, Mrs. I
enora Kockney, William
'tone, Dr. A. Holmes Johnson,
llvin Foster, A. L. Fenner,
ames Garoutte, Ray Van
Suren, and Harold Pratt.
Terms of office of the direc
ors will be staggered from
we years to one. the one re
eiving the most votes getting
he longest term of office.
Judges for the election, foi
d.ich the location of the polls
nil be announced later, will
e Mrs. Ed Johnson, Mrs.
l. S. Strigga, and Mrs. Pratt.
Those eligible to vote are
esidents of the area who are,
Inited States citizens who
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have lived in the territory fo
one year and the district fot
'ix months, Fifty-five pereen
of those voting must favor th
PUD for the measure to pass.
Crab Fishing
Explained By
Color [VSovia
The story of kin? crab, from
the bottom of the Bering Sea
to consumer’s table was pictor
ially told the Rotary Club
Tuesday.
A movie in sound and coloi
of the catching, processing
and packaging of king crab
has been produced by Wake
field Deep Sea Trawlers. Tht
title of the picture is King of
the Bering Sea. J. H. Wake
field of Port Wakefield loaned
the film for the showing.
Preeeeding the movie Lcdr.
Don Coogan of Kodiak Naval
Station, gave a short talk on
Alaska. He pointed to the de
velopment of industry and
business here as compared to
conditions at the turn of the
century.
“At the turn of the century,
and from the time that gold
was discov-red in 1898, it was
the policy to come to the terri
tory and take every th ng out.
Now, farsighted business and
professional men are returning
some of the profits to the land
they take it from,” Coogan
said.
Lcclr. Coogan remarked on
the perspective of the average
Alaskan today. He ended his
talk with a reference to George
Washington and a poem about
Alaska.
Guests attending the meet
ing were Captain W.K. Rhode?,
Commandant KNS, Captain
H. J. Rickard, M.C.U.S.N.,
Lcdr. Don Coogan, Howard
Wakefield, Oscar Hansen,
John Cushing.
Surprise Party
For Mrs. Lindsley
Mrs. Roy Lindsley was
guest of honor at a surprise
birthday party last Saturday
evening. Miss Cora Oberlies
was hostess.
Colored slides were shown
the guests and Mrs. Lindsley
received many gif is. Those at
tending the party were Mrs.
Sadie Rhoades, Mrs. Betty
Robinson, Mrs. Anjie Huer,
Mrs. Helen Wright, Mrs.
Thelma Ransom.
PNA Plans Sale
Of Stock
Pacific Northern Airline?
pjan to offer 360,000 shares ol
capital stock for sale at $3 pei
share in the near future. The
plan is subject to Securities
and Exchange Commission ap
provul.
Persons interested in pur
chasing shares in PNA ma>
wire Waist n, Hoffman anc
Goodwin, 015 Union Street,
Seattle 1, Washington before
March 3, 1953.
Read the Classifieds
Chest Drive
^/oted Dawn
Kodiak organizations have
ecided against a community
:hest type of charity drive,
fter being polled by the Busi
:ess and Professional Wo
sen's Club which suggested a
oint campaign
The groups, which sent rep
resentatives to a meeting
donday evening at the USO
■lubrooms, agreed that they
ire against a drive at the pre
sent time, but tnat sometime
i 1 the future when Kodiak is a
arger city, it might be feas
ble.
Twelve groups of the 25
[ originally contacted were rep
resented at Monday’s meeting,
and of the 12, nine opposed
the proposed joint campaign.
Last month, representatives
of the groups attended a BPW
meeting at which the matter
was brouerht up, and returned
to their clubs with information
and a request from the BPW
to put it to a vote in each
group.
Mrs. Louise Roy, mother of
Mrs. Max LaLande, died
February 13, at North Bay,
Ontario. She was 88 years old.
i Mrs. LaLande flew from
1 Kodiak to Ontario to be with
j her mother before she died.
Mrs. Roy is survived by six
i children.
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