Ptant Presented
To Garden Club
Apparently some flower
grower has contributed a Chi
nese Jade Plant to the Kodiak
Carden Club. The members of
the club have the plant but do
not know how to find the
owner to thank him or return
the plant. It was left at the IT.
S. 0. following the recent
flower show.
The owner may claim same
at the Kodiak Electric Associ
ation plant, Mrs. John Given,
club president said Monday. ]
Mrs. Vivan Kilgore flew to |
Anchorage Saturday.
Territorial £iection
Set For October 14
The Territorial General Elec
tion will be held on OctobeJ
14, one week after the local
city election.
Third Division voters will be I
asked to choose between Dele
gate E. L. Bartiett and Bob
Reeve, Anchorage airline oper
ator, for the Territorial Dele
gate to Congress.
William J. Gerald, Demo
crat, is running unopposed for |
attorney general of Alaska j
Anita Garnick, Republican,
and Neil F. Moore, Democrat, ]
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ire running for Auditor.
I*rank Metcalf, Democrat, is
he incumbent for highway en
gineer. He is opposed by Irv
ine-Keed. Candidates for the;
Territorial Senate for the short!
term are Jack Conright, Demo |
mat and Paul Robinson, Re
publican.
Democratic csndidates for
the four year term in the Sen
ate are Steve McCutcheon and
William Egan. Republican
candidates for the job arei
John F. Gorsuch and Marshall
C. Hoppin.
Twenty candidates, 10 Re-1
publican and 10 Democrats
aspire for the 10 seats in
the House of Representa
tives. Democrats are Chester
Carlson, Pearl Gibson, Peter
Kalamarides, Wendell Eay, Z.
J. Loussac, Buell Nesbett, Al
fred Owen, C. A. Pollard,
Irene Ryan, Russell Young.
Republican candidates for
the house are Barbara Dimock,
Lee McKinley, Lloyd Olsen,
Howard Pollock, Dorothy
Prior, Carl Rentschler, Bert
Rutherford. M. D. Snodgrass,
Harold Stringer and Fred
Williamson.
Third Division
Seat ; Increase
The Third Division will be
entitled to 10 seats next year
when the Territorial Legis
lature meets in Juneau. .Last
year a solid slate of seven
Democrats were in the House.
The addition of three rep
resentatives from the Third
Division was brought about
because of the increase in,
population, Delegate F.L.
Bartlett said last week.
Del. Bartlett and four Demo
cratic candidates for the Ter
ritorial House of Represent
atives were in Kodiak for sev
eral days and toured the Is
land.
Mrs. Irene Ryan, mining en
gineer, Z.J. Loussac, Anchor
age resident, A1 Owen and
Russell Young visited Old Har
bor, Alitak, Karluk, Afognak
and Ouzinkie as well as Ko
diak.
The candidates posted cam
paign posters and talked with
voters. A dinner was given in
their nonor at the Elk’s Club.
The legislative candidates in
the words of Loussac “are
confident that the 1952 elec
tion will result in a solid
Democratic slate”.
carcieu, seeKing ms tilth
term in Congress, recalled a
pleasant visit in Kodiak a year
ago when Mrs. Bartlett and he
were here for a week during l
the meeting of the League of
Alaskan Cities.
Bartlett is opposed for Con
gress by Bob Reeve, Anchor
age bush pilot and airline
operator.
Robert Croyle gave a war
ranty deed to Bruce W. Cole
for lot 1 of the Oceanview
sub-division and it has been
recorded.
Rotary Observes
iOth Anniversary
Kodiak Rotary Club 5533
observed its 10th anniversary 1
Tuesday.
A birthday cske for the oc
casion was given the club by
Jorgen Fredrickson, one of the 1
four remaining active charter
members. The cake was cut by j
Merrill Coon, another charter I
member, Ray Martin and Wil
liam Lamme, the two remain- !
ing charter members were not ,
present at Tuesday’s meeting. 1
The program following the
luncheon was an account of j
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson’s 2,001) ■
mile sailing trip in the Wind-1
bird. !
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Dr. Johnson showed lh«
sourse. followed on several
naps and gave an interesting
iescription of the many bays,
;oves and villages that they
stopped at while on the trip.
Next Tuesday he plans to
show color pictures taken on
she trip. Guests attending the
uncheon were Bud Metzgar,
Robert Gertz, Father Thomas
Vlaher, Joe Gale, Roy Arne
son, Clarence Haas and Capt.
iVilliam K. Rhodes, command
ng officer of KNS.
Mrs. Carey Fleming Ceder
)urg and Kenneth lidwards
dashford plan to be married
Jctober 11, at Hillside Chapel
it Kodiak Naval Station.
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