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j Nick Mamaloff Dies At Home In Kenai
Nick Mamaloff, lifetime resi
dent of Kenai, passed away at
his home in North Kenai, Sun
day morning, April 16th, of a
heart attack.
Funeral services wen i or,
ducted at his home by his broth
er, Rev. Fred Mamaloff, at 2
p.m. the following Tuesday
Rev. Mamaloff was assisted b}
Rev. Fred Crozier, who fur
nished the music. Burial was
in the family plot on the home
stead.
Nick Mamaloff was born Oc
lober 20. 1920, in Kenai and is
survived by his mother, Mrs.
Bertha Monfor, his father, Feo
dor ‘-Jim" Mama toil, and
brothers and sisters Nadia Engl
stead, Kenai: Rev. Fred J.
Mamalbff, Kodiak; Bob Mama
I off, Edna Monfor, Freda Ross
Virginia Trenton, John Mon Mr,
Jr., Eugene Monfor and Margie
Monfor, all of K< nai.
A graduate of Kesr i High
School, Mamaloff attended In
diana State Teachers Collette
Kenai Band
Gives Concert
The Kenai High School Band
held their first concert the eve
ning of April 9th in the high
school gymnasium under th<
direction of John Gunnison.
A large crowd turned out to
hear the band which performed
after the PTA meeting the sam«
evening.
Organizing a band and fi
nancing the instruments has
been difficult and Mr. Gunni
son, band director, expresses
appreciation from the school,
the band and himself, t ) the
P.T.A. who donated $480, Bud
Dye who gave $595, Wildwood
Station $200, The Kenai Home
makers $150. the Freshman
class $50 and the State $50 ml
located from the school bud
get). The money will help pay
for the costly musical instru
ments.
The band’s next public ap
pearance is to play at the offi
cial dedication of the Kenai
Post Office on May 13th.
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DEDICATION—
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lain needed facilities
main under private owner,,,
pay local taxes to tins < ...
nity, and are leased to r ■ i
eral Government.
At the same tune. ; , i-p-t
for large ouiiays oi money ,;
the Federal Treasury 1'o'r .
struction purposes ; , Oi ur
inated.
The new lot = 1 post office i
cidentally. is part of a program
of accelerated postal conrdrue
tion and modernization on!:
hy President Kt nnedy to - . _n':
late the nation's economy nnd
to assist Postmaster General
Day in his programs to provide
the nation with the finest postal
service in its history,
"The new facility,” she added,
is a link with a postal system
lhat today lias over 35,000 post
offices. 1 h < c system serves
more than 13 million persons
and handles over two-thirds of
the world’s mail. Our 560,COO
postal employees are handling
about 65 billion pieces of mail
a year, including over a bullion
parcels,” the postmaster added.
"Mail business in this area
has gone up,” the Postmaster
noted. “For example, 10 years
ago revenue was $1,500 com
pared with 818,000 today.”
When the local post" office
was first established in 1899,
its receipts ran only about $500
per year.
fire Postmaster gave some
other facts on the history of the
local postal service of particu
lar interest today as this com
munity adds to its postal facili
ties, as follows:
Number of employees todavr
", compared with 1 ten yearn
ago; number .• i p, mai routes
served by the lo; ai postal fa
cilities today 3. compared with
none ten years ago; number of
stamps so id today total $16,000
a year, compared with $1,000,
a year ten years ago.
tor two years. He was president
of the Kmai Chapter of the
Alaska Native Brotherhood. He
haa worked as a cannery em
ployc< iisherman and truck
d'i\< . An accomplished musi
cian, he was currently em
ployed a three-piece musical
combo group in Kenai.
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