Delinquent List
Continued
The first publication of boat
owners who are delinquent in
taxes on their property ap
pears in today’s MIRROR.
Some boat owners have not
paid taxes on their vessels
since 1949. There are 26 names
on the list compiled by the
city clerk.
The delinquent tax list will
run in four consecutive issues
of the MIRROR. Thirty days
from the date of the last pub
lication the city will present
the list to the Third District
Court in Anchorage for ad
justment and order of sale.
Easter Services Held
By Various Groups
Russian Church
Palm Sunday will be ob-|
served tonight and tomorrow
at the Russian Orthodox i
Church. Palms will be blessed |
and distributed tonight and:
Holy Week will begin Mon
day, Father Alexander Pop
off announced yesterday.
During the comine week
services on Monday, Wednes
day and Thursday, will be
held at 9 am and 7 pm. On
Good Friday the services are
set for 9 am and 2 pm. Ser
vices Saturday are 6, 9 and
LA LANDES’
KODIAK BAKERY
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
Saturday Special
Special Easter Cakes
and Hot Cross Buns
100 lb. flour sacks 15 cents each, $1.80 per dozen
Open L4 hrs. a day
Phone 3454
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Oldest Oil Transfer fin.
in Kodiak! j
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil |
consequently you can depend upon us £
to serve you. f
i Erich Mueller, prop. |
• PHONE 3131 or 4303 |
11:30 am and Holy Easter
Services begin at midnight. I
The church bells will be heard
on Sunday and Monday.
The Greek-Russian Ortho ■
dox Church hold their Easter
and Christmas services one;
week after Catholics and
Protestants observe the holi
days.
Masonic Lodge
Special Easter Services will
be held tomorrow at 3 pm at
the Masonic Temple on Mill
Bay Road. The event is spon
sored by Scottish Rite Masons.
The ceremony is called Re
lighting the Lights. Donald V.
Lawvere, superintendent of
the Kodiak Naval Station
school, will act as Wise Mas
ter.
Baptist Church
An Easter Sunrise Service
will be held at Eagle Point,
located on Smith’s ranch, at
the end of Mission Road to
morrow at 6:30 am.
In the event of inclement
weather the services will be
held at the Community Baptist
Church.
The Senior Youth Fellow
ship has charge of the service
! which will include vocal and
insrumental music and a mes
sage by Dewitt Fields. The
public is invited to the ser
[ vices.
Thief Enters
Kraft’s Store
■ i
The U. S. Deputy Marshal
and the Kodiak Police Depart
ment are looking for a man
with a cut on his hand.
Early Monday morning or
late Sunday night some one
knocked the glass from the
side door of Kraft’s meat mar
ket, reached inside and turn
ed the lock, and entered.
Blood stains were found on
the inside and outside of the
door.
No money was found by the
intruder nor were any of the
meats and other supplies miss
ing. An investigation is under
way by Deputy Marshal Clar
ence Dizney and Acting Chief
of Police Ovid McKinley.
Passover Services
Held At Base
Passover Services were con
ducted Wednesday night at
Hillside Chapel at Kodiak Na
val Station by Michael Maurer
of Fort Richardson.
Kosher food, sent from Se
attle by the Jewish Welfare
Board, was served during the
services. Maurer represented
Chaplain S. Freidman, Jewish
Ghaplain for the military sta.
tioned in Alaska.
The food for the services
was prepared by Mrs. Her
bert Spiegel and Mrs. Jules
Radinsky.
The Grandmother’s Club
will meet Tuesday at 8 pm at
the home of Mrs. Jay Tolbert.
Cold Storage Meet
Planned April 28
Notices of the annual meet
ing of stockholders in the Ko
diak Ice and Cold Storage
Company, Inc. have been
mailed by Wallis George,
president and manager.
The meeting will be held in
the lobby of the Bank of Ko
diak at 8 pm on April 28, 1952.
The purpose of the meeting
is to elect directors for the
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ensuing year; to have a report
from the manager on building
construction and plans con -
templated for the completion
of the cold storage piant; to
transact any other business
that may be properly brought
before the meeting.
The stockholders entitled to
notice of and to vote at the
annual meeting will be the
stockholders of record on
April 28, 1952.
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