Harbor Project
Subject Of Talk
T. H. “Jiggs" Tice, Resident
Engineer, Corps o£ Engineers,
$t>cke to the Rotarjr dismembers
ftt their ItrneWn rmeeVmg Tttds
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day, held at the Island Fountain.
His subject was the Small Boat
Harbor construction.
Tice, with the aid of blueprints
enlightened his audience with facts
and figures on the building, of the
breakwater and dredging the har
feor. In answer to questions, the
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engineer pointed out the dredging 3
is going according to schedule, and 3
the work will be completed by 1
September, 1958. A total of 56 men
are employed on the project, in \
its various phases. The question j
was brought up as to the possibili* i
by of the fresh water emptying in- j
to the bay on the north end freez
ing, and creating a problem, but
the engineer stated this has been
studied by the Corps of Engineers
and it is not thought likely, but in
the event it does, the trouble can
be easily rectified.
The Resident Engineer spiked
rumors of improper dredging by
declaring the “islands” of fill seen
at low tide will be smoothed out
to a proper depth before building
the breakwater.
Among the guests present at
the meeting were Lou Vieerman,
Burt Packard, Doug Preston, Gary
Tighe. Student (member attending
was Joe Beaty, Jr., Carl Huer was
welcomed back into the Club.
City
Council
Briefs
City Council voted to issue a
warranty deed to Vinnie Root on
property purchased by him
through the Bureau of Land Mama
gement A resolution war passed
to issue a’quit claim deed to Basil !
Clark. He purchased the land ad
jacent to his garage following per
mission given to the Council to
sell, at the last election.
Following a survey, more prop-:
ertry is available for purchase by
the City adjacent to the Labor
Temple, and City Manager BUI
Poland was given authority to
negotiate further purchase on the
footage price established.
Ordinance No. 220, which has to
do with the City’s sale of the
waterfront property to King Crab,
Inc., was passed under suspension
of rules, following its first reading.
This ordinance rectifies certain
deficiencies in the original ordi
nance, which was voted oh and
approved by the electorate at the
last election. Date of a special elec
tion to be held right after publica
* tion of the corrected ordinance.
A request by Chief cf Police
Vickery for cab drivers'to keep a.
log of their trips was Voted down.
The system was Viewedaii imprac
tical as there is no central dis
patching office for the cabs.
DeWitt Fields accepted appoint
ment as Council representative to
the Health and Welfare Council,
City Manager Poland reported
the City crews are now working
a forty hour week.
'Since some, material was left
over from... the City' dock repair
project recently * completed, City
Manager Poland was instructed to
repair other portions of the dock
in need of repair. ■
Dinner At USO
For Servicemen
And Families
Tomorrow at the USO the
Kodiak Rotary Club will be host
to servicemen and service couples
at their Annual Thanksgiving Pal
Day Dinner. The dinner will be
buffet style and will be from 4:00
p.m. to 8 p.m.
Jess Ballard, Chairman of the
committee on arrangements an
nounced that the menu would con
sist of Roast Turkey, Baked Ham,
and all the fixin’s that go with
this type of dinner. Jess was chair
nan of the planning committee
ast year and knows what the ser*
ricemen like to eat.
Mrs. Alice Given will represent
he Kodiak Garden Club in the
uTahging for the table decora*
ions. The Garden Club for a num
>er of years has made the floral
arrangements for all of the Holi
day occasions at the USO.
All servicemen and service
couples are most cordially invited
to attend the dinner as guests of
the Kodiak Rotary Club.
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