Harry Landers
Dies in Oregon
Harry F. Landers, an old Kod
iak resident, died in Medford.
Oregon, on September 2, at the
Veterans hospital, where he had
been confined for" the past two
years.
Landers was a former Bristol
Bay fisherman. He first came to
Alaska about 25 years ago, and
spent some time in Anchorage be
fore coming here. He was employ
ed by the contractors here during
the early war years, and iater
built and repaired boats. He fish
ed until unable to diie to an arth
ritic condition. He was a veteran
of World War I and founder of
the local fishermen’s union.
Death came at the age of 64,
of a heart attack. He had had sev
eral prior to that.
Landers is survived by a daugh
ter, Bernadette, wife of Waiter
Taylor, an employee on the Nava!
Station; two sisters, Gertrude
Hoy, Inglewood, California, and
Marsha Burns, Kansas City; an
older brother, Jesse, who resides
in Alaska.
Funeral services were held in
Medford, Thursday, September 4.
Film on Formosa
Viewed at Rotary
A film on Formosa was viewed
by members of the Rotary Club
at their meeting Tuesday noon at
the Island Fountain.
The hotspot of the Orient, For
mosa, was shown as a land mak
ing tremendous advancements in
land reform, and as the last
stronghold of the Nationalist gov
ernment of China.
Two members who were ab
sent for several months were wel
comed back with the group sing
ing a song. These were Bill Stone
and Dr. Gene Sullivan. Among the
guests present were Al Hochber
ger, Bob Miller, Dr. Bruce Keers,
Max Fairchild, Wendell Hylton
and student member Dick Frost.
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No Revenue Here
Taxes in the amount of $355.16
on some property was found to
be non-collectable, because the
City once agreed not to tax the
land. ** "
The taxes in question were as
sessed againt Norman Noble for
1957 and 1958 taxes on lot 3, block
9, Kodiak Townsite. The land was
sold by him to the Rotary Club,
and the club gave it to the City
as a parking lot, with the provis
ion that the taxes be waived dur
ing the period of such use. The
City Clerk had delved into min
utes of previous councils, and it
was found the above action had
been taken at a meeting January
7, 1957.
The land is to be used as a li
brary site.
Storage Plant
Again Advocated
The necessity for a cold storage
plant in Kodiak was brought to
the attention of the City Council,
in a letter from Karl Brunstad, a
local resident.
Brunstad Dointed out that there
was a possible market here for
troll-cajught salmon in this area.
He enclosed prices for troll-caught
salmon paid this year in Seattle
and Southeast Alaska.
It was brought out in the discus
sion that followed that years of
negotiations for completion of the
local plant will be terminated at
the deadline date of December 19,
1958, and action is expected to
follow.
Assembly of God
Sponsors Contest
The Assembly of God Sunday
School is entering the magazine
Christian Life’s Sunday School
contest, according to the minis
ters Rev. and Mrs. Charles Hirsh
ey, who are in charge of the work
here. The contest covers the six
weeks period of October 12 thru
November 16.
With a contest theme “Adding
a Star,” and the slogan “Alaska,
the 49th Star,” the school will
display a large flag and a star
will be added for each person at
tending the Sunday school that
day for the first time. October
12 will be designated as “Harvest
Festival” Sunday,, with each suc
ceeding Sunday having a differ
ent designation, as October 19
“Servicemen’s Sunday”; October
26, “Family Sunday”; November
2, “Workman’s Sunday”; Novem
ber 9, “Veterans Sunday”; and
November 16, “Star Sunday.”
Prizes are being offered boys
and girls bringing the most peo
ple to Sunday school, with bi
cycles being the first prize in each
category. In case of tie the con
test will run until a winner is de
clared.
NOTICE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE church
services are held each Sunday
morning, at 11 o’clock, in the Cha
pel Annex, on the Naval Base. For
information or transportation call
3184 or 0-386. tfn
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