Metrokin-Jansen
Wedding Friday
Miss Mary Jean Metrokin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eli
Metrokin, was married last
Friday evening, March 13, to
Joseph Alfred Jensen, Jr.
The wedding was performed!
by Commissioner A. M. Voka- i
cek at the bride’s home.
Jensen, the son of Mr. and !
Mrs. Joseph A. Jensen of |
Paulsbo, Wash., is a machi
nists mate third class in the
navy.
Attendants at the ceremony
were Mrs. Nettie C. Amason,
sister of the bride, and Vernon I
W. Cash. I
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Delinquent Tax Auction
Brings ISD $1,140
Property put on the auction
block by the Kodiak Indepen
dent School District for delin
quent taxes brought $1140 in
the sale Monday morning.
Twelve lots, on which the
j total taxes and costs due was
I $455.18, were sold in less than
i an hour by Paul Dupler, who
conducted the auction. *
Persons whose property was
sold have two years in which
to redeem it from the pur
chaser. to whom the original
owner must pay whatever the
buyer paid, plus 15% interest
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j from the day of sale.
I Property in the Allman ad
dition, owned by Art Pershall
■vas sold to L. C. Norris; that
owned by Richard M. Never
dahl to Paul H. Stever; Bill
Karvonen’s to Al Pickett;
and property owned by a Mr.
Gillilian, formerly listed as
owned by Steven Glazewski,
was bought by L.H. Daniels.
In the Leite Addition, F. M.
Bourne purchased three lots
j listed as the property of Ben'
|and Mary Bolden; Ed Sand-!
!strom bought that owned by)
iTommy Riley, now deceased;;’
Matt Moseby a lot owned by
Pete Brown; W.R. McLinn the
M.F. O’Brien lot; and Nick
Anderson the lots on which
Edward and Elma Johnson
were delinquent in tax pay
ments.
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Fi/VS Enforcement Man j
Assigned Here i
Jim Branson, U. S. Fish and
Wildlife Service enforcement
agent, has been assigned toj
Kodiak on a full time basis.
He comes here from Anchor
age
He has been in Anchorage
for the past two and one-half
years and prior to that was,
stationed with the FWS in
Wrangell.
A replacement for Branson
will go from Washington!
State Department of Fisheries!
to Anchorage.
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Boy Scouts Plan
Paper Collection
Boy Scout Troop 625, spon
sored by the Kodiak Elks
Club, will do a double good
turn next Saturday, March 28,
when they conduct a scrap'
paper drive throughout town. !
Scrap paper is needed b.v|
the Supply Office at KNS and I
the drive will afford the com
munity an opportunity to get
rid of old magazines and news
papers.
Collection will start at noon.
Persons having paper to dis
pose are asked to place it out
side their doors so the Scouts
will be able to pick it up.
I Now in Addis Ababa are
j former Kodiak residents, Mr.
j and Mrs. Harry Christopher
[son and their daughter Gail,
j The Christophersons were
former owners of Christy’s
Bakery, now LaLandes’.
A series of letters written
| by Mrs. Christopherson, de
scribing their life in Ethopia,
has been appearing in her
home town paper, the Shel
ton-Mason County Journal of I
Shelton, Washington.
V. G. Ellis was presented \
with a past president’s ring
Tuesday by Rotary Club 5533.
Ellis recently retired as presi
dent of the club.
The presentation was made
by Leon Johnson on behalf of
the n embership Mr. and Mrs.
Edis plan to leave for the
states soon.
Legislators Erase
Present ADB
By Jim Hutcheson
Juneau (JP) —With only one
Republican jumping the line
on a straight party line roll
call, the House voted this
week 18 to 5 to abolish the
present Alaska Development
Board.
An attempt to eleminate the
commissioner of labor as an
elective territorial office failed
on its first House test with a
vote of 11-1.
The bill sponsored by Rep.
Barbara Dimock (R. Anchor
age) would make the position
anpointive. She declared the
bill is the “best way of get
ting a qualified man.” The
| present commissioner of labor
j is Henry Benson, who draws
! most of bis support from the
| Democrats. Benson was elec
ted as a Republican.
The bill abolishing the ADB
would also create a seven-man
board representing mining,
; fishing, forestry, construction,
[agriculture, the tourist busi
ness and one member at large.
The present board includes
one representative from each
division and one member at
large.
L.eo C.W. Sears has received
U.S. patents for his property,
lots 7, 8, 9 and 10 of block 34
in the East Addition.
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