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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-31
Montville Couple Fete Anthony Kves at Party

with music furnished by Frank
Pallat on the accordian, Tom
Bates, guitar and Jerry Pallat,
drums. Mr.. Bates also acted as
caller for the square dancing.
Attending we're: Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Reed and son Russell =,
Mr.. and Mrs Einar Wage,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-31

FUkGI-REx for Athletes Foot RexaIfs ef-
fectve formula in liquid form. 3-oz. S9e
RIxAll AERosoL lhsfer REprll1Nr, sr.1e
RExALL THERmoDEx TABLETS prevent heat
cramps. Salt and dextrose 90. .....49s
NASAL sPRArER. RexalIs Oxy Biotic A. H.
formula: antibrotc, antihistamine. $l.l9
WRITING PAPER. imperial VeIIUm. Box Of
100 sheets and so envelopes. only. 9se
STAG cEhrLEmEN's STATIONERY. so white
sheets and as envelopes. Only .... $l.2o
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-31

Davidson are teachers in the
NeWbury school.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wingard
of Hambden, Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ton Gray ,Chas. Leggett and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Burger and IA
mily left last Friday night for a
week of fishing at Wassi Lodge
in PoWaSSan, Ontario.
Housewives have been busy
making butter this past week
due to the milk strike.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-31
PICNIC SITE CHANGED

Because of the illness of Mrs.
Spence Kline, the site of the
picnic of the Women's Fellow
ship of the Pilgrim-ChriStian
Church has benn changed to the
Bass Lake Clubhouse. Details of
the picnic are on Page 3.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-31
BY MRS. MILDRED SKINNER
Phone yorktown 1926

IIUHC AOIhIUWH o-o-J1
MONTVILLE - Square dane
ing featured the evening at the
wiener roast held in honor OF
Anthony J. Kves at the william
Haneys Saturday, July II. The
event was held in the garage,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-31

Il dSC
July.
The alumni banquet, which
was held at the school cafeteria
Saturday, numbered $50 and it
was the biggest crowd the AL
umni Association ever had The
KaSper Hofstetter family repre-
Sented the most of one family
to attend. Mr.. Murium Mans
field of Rice, Mimi, and his
three daughters represented the
largest single family Mr. Mans
field has ten children.
Officers elected to serve on
the 1859 Alumni Association
are: Frieda HofStetter Brotz,
president; Karl Hofstetter, vice
president; Frances Moss Hunt,
secretary; and Jack Mansfield,
treasurer.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-31

This advertisement is on beholf Of 900
independent druggists who recommend and
feoture products Of the Rexoll Drug Com
pony. These suggested retoiI prices effee-
tive through August 81. 1883. and subject
10 Federol Excise Tox where applicable Right
reserved TO limit quantities. ReKoil Drug
Compony. los Angeles 81. California.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
'Arvo1,ia

Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Seay n
and family. have moved into the
new house built BY LeSueurRich-
mond State Corporation. 1t is 10
Gated next 70 the post office They
formerly lived in the cottage owned
By Ms. M NJ Johns, known as
Or Glover'S office
Mss Linda LcSpeur has. returned
from Willis Hospital where
She has been a patient She under
went an appendcctonly
Mrs Milo Evans, who has been
visiting for several weeks II the
home Of Mr. and MIS- joel NJ L..
suen left Sunday for her home
III Cleveland Ohio,
NJ and Mrs Richard SAWYER.
and family 81 Hampton sisited Mr
and Mrs H NJ DuNal
Evelyn Yancey is a. patient IN
Johnsion-W Willis Hospital Richmond
Lucy Mable LeSueur circle, o.
A4t5a i'.espSt,- sali eii4sl4 aa;
las' Thursday with MIS- O ] WI
Nans and Mrs @ + Williams
Mrs H = Woodall conducted tic
program oil THE Believing Church "
MIS- f a Jones was rcceIA
overnight guest Of her brother and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Guinea Mills

Blaine Vance entered Southside
Hospital last week for treatment
and check up.
Mrs Leslie Lane. 81 Dcndron
is the expected guest this week Of
her daughter. Mrs. Wilfrcd Hcdrick.
and MI Hcdrick
Mrs II II Moorcficld. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Moorefield. Wyatt and
Doc Moorefeld spent Sunday visit
ing Mr., and Mrs Dennis Wallace
Ia Kenbridge
Recent guests Of Mrs b Blan-
ton and family. were MI and Mrs.
Eddie Smith. Of Richmond. and
Richard Blanton. Of Cumberland
Rev r G Huicheson. Of Rop-
hinc. and Rev Jesse Hutchcson, Of
Buena Vista, were at Midway. the
honT Of the Misses Carsons. the
past week
Milton Wrieht. of Richmond spent
the week end with his mother, Mrs
Frank Wright
Harry Amos has returned from
the hospital much improved
MISS Polly Adams. Of Richmond
spent the wech end with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs q E Adams
Herman Jamrrson VIII be IA
Quoted III the u s. Army III Rich
mond Tuesday
Miss Pauline Carson has been
suffering with an injured knee. She
is improving now.
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Ashly
w y

Miss Ola Walton and John Sand
erson surprised their friends wheh
they announced they were off to
Cuba They went by train to Mian
he Joined BY Eldridgc Sanderson.
they continued by plane to Cuba.
They enjoyed tour Of Havana and
surrounding territory and We're i'm
pressed with the rich Spanish paint
ngs In the interior Of buildings
damage TO citrus fruits and tr~cs
was disastrous, indeed. in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c Walton at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Evelyn
Riddle al Mt Zion Baptist church.
Buckingham. Friday.
Mrs. Bill Webster. Of Detroit,
Mich. formerly Miss Alma Whittier
Of this community. recently met
Arnold Ginerick. publisher OF Es-
quire and vice president OF Coronct
Nh. and Mrs. GinPrick flew TO
Preston 10 BE- with his aunt md
BINS grandmother Oh her 9lst birth
day
Mrs. Franklin Whittier and Miss
Gloria Prince. of Richmond. visited
Mr. and Mrs. j H Mcador Sunday
MYF members we're entertained
for their letter-writing at the home
Of M. and Mrs r g. Walton.
Miss joyce entertained her school
class at her home thursday.
The WSCS we're entertained BY
Mrs. r. A. Smith Wednesday
Mrs. r S Martin and Mrs. W.
p. 1Sandorson enjovcd the pancake
supper in Farmyillc Saturday They
accompanied Mr. and Mrs Frank
Babcs and Mrs Murphy from
Cartcrsvllle charge
MI and Mrs. NJ II Enrich and
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Hove visited
Mrs fIooe S father. W, f. Frayser.
who is in Richmond hospital
Nh and Mrs Cliff Webb. Mike
and Barbara. Of Richmond land a
II. Cooke we're dinner guests OF
MI and Mrs r A. Smith Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Oak Forest.

Mi Ard WV " B i.aas aad
Mrs W Lane Of carter Iic
visited Mr. and Mrs ST. S Ahde,
son Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and MIS- Harry Mcadof.
Richard ana Billy Meadar Ira Mid-
kiff ana son visited M1 and Mra
PAU Midkin ~ Pilo. Mountain.
N G., and Nh ard Mrs. Walter
Midkiff Of North Carolina Leonard
Irman and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Jeter Tucker. of Mi Any. N G
Mr. and Mrs W S Anderson
visited nm and Mrs. ] Gordon
Smith, 81 Richmond. Saturday
Nh and Mrs John Stratfon. NJ
Guinea VISITED MI and Mrs WI
rs, Anderson Sunday.
James Jenkins. and 'hrcc chIl
drch visited MI and Mrs + -
Anderson Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
week end with her mother, MIR,
Henry Wright

week end with her mother, Mrs
Henry Wright
Dr.. and Mrs Charles NJ Gar
land. Of Chevy Chase. Md. We c
week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Word.
Miss Johns Has Guest
Miss Pafkie Dunevant is spend
ing some time with Miss Harriet
Johns.
Mr.. and Mrs G. B Morine and
son Richard. Of Richmond, spent
the week end with Mrs Cary M
Payne,
Mrs. r. L. Gillispie's guests dur
ing the week end were Miss Ruby
Glllspie and Mr., and Mrs. Roger
Carwile. and Susan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Word visited
f. D. Gillispie Sunday He has
been an invalid for almost two
years following stroke.
Women Visit Relatives
Mrs. r. B. Boone and MIS- VIII
son Coleman. Of Radtord. visited
relatives in the neighborhood Sun
day and spent Sunday night with
Mrs. Colemans parents, MIR and
Mrs H. L. Jones. Mrs Boone is a
niece Of tho late Mrs A f Cole
man.
Rodney Word Mr. and Mrs J,
Scott Word. Mir. and Mrs. F. N.
Word and children, Pat and Joe.
visited Mr. and Mrs Belf Word
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. M Dnneyant,
and children. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Duncvant's mother, Mrs r.
NJ Giles. OF Farmville.
Mrs. S. F. Dunavant's guests tku-
inc the week end who came TO
celebrate her birthday were S, f.
Dunevant, Dr., Of Woodbridge MISS
Hilda Dunayant, Of Natural Bridge,
and Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bowman
and daughter. Martha. Of Falls
Church.
Orson Gillispie spent last ~'week
+ III Warrenton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
New Canton

Funeral services wore held Fri
day afternoon al MI Zion Baptist
church for Miss Kate EVELYN Rid
die. who died Wednesday afternoon
in the J. r Phillips home
Miss Riddle was placed III the
Phillips homo in October aftere a
stay IN Virginia Baptist Hospital,
Lynchburg She was 81 years old
Mr.. and Mrs. james, Smith. and
family visited Bob King in Martha
jefferson Hospital. Charlottesville
Mr. and Mrs Perkins Snoddv
visited MIR. and Mrs Melvin Snoddy
10 see their little grandson, DAVID
who had measles
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Harvey
spent the week end in Scottsvillc
visiting his parents.
Mus Hampden Seay and sister,
Mrs S.Billy Hardinan, visited Mrs
Bradley Carter, patient In a
Richmond hospital Thursday
Mrs. Harold Brooks and daughter
Margaret aroconvalescing At home
David Woofcn VISITED his sister,
Mrs. j r. Gormous, Saturday
Mrs. T. L. Hndglns and Mrs A.
d. de Bettencourt called in The
Phillips home Wednesday and were
by the bed With Mrs. Gilbert and
ms Philips when Miss EVELYN
Riddle died Othe callers
that day were Rev. r HODGES
and M X. DAVIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlana Watkins,
Mrs. Magrarct Watkins and daueh-
ter Peggy. Mrs Garrett b. Phca,
of Richmond Mr. and Mrs r. G.
F,rgenbrieht. Of Charlottesville. b.
Il. Swain. Of Arlington, and Mr.
and Mrs Edd Walton, Of CWnber-
land. we're among the relatives and
friends attending the funeral Of
Miss Riddle
We hope this extremely cold
weather viii Kill lots of insects. as
well as help the wood and OIL
dealers
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Nlattoax.

lhc family " MIS- r F 4sauh-
tcrs surprised her ou " ilne dag
r!gh February ) with buffet
supper at her home The orcasion
was her 78th birthday She Also r.
ccived 4 shower 81 cards on that
day
MN Roy Saunders artciidcd Y
Southern States advisory board
luncheon All Burkcvlllc
MISS Esther Wilmington attended
fhe state Baptist music conference
bal Eagle Eyric last week as b mem
Ebcr Of The state music committee
lRav A 9 Almond pastor "a Union
Iand Piedmont churches. also Nh
tended the conference These con
IIercnces arc wonderful for those
Who are Interested III music from
Ithcir respective churches ID 20 and
Igct a refrcsher course IN music to
.'aRe back TO their churches.
The Women Of Mattoax PreSby-
W at ~ noon mi lunch AZ Buddy \
Place un Route 36D Weat N Amelia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Amelia Ministers
Organize. Plan Lunch

EIah- Amelia coaaty ministers
m#f recently w farn an associa-
ftoH WITH tac idna VI planniHe to
meet more adequately the rellgi-
ous life 81 the county
Officers ELECTED we're the Rev
RAY r jenkins Methodist prcsl-
dent Tho Rev Milton ? Reid
Presbyterian Hiccprcsido.h INK
Ram John A Lennon Baptist. sec-
Fetary taeaSaicr Tho Episcopal
cMurch Was aIso replesanted
Monthly meetings ale planned
Win approximately ~ potential
members representing these and
other denQminations The next
meeting VIII be held On February
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Rlirsi4, II AIs. IL II Eiusl Saturday
Mies Ethel lTa2elgrope, Of Rich

RMTai49 vi Allln. Ii- ~ lih8 NJ aIttli 'tl5 /.
Mics Ethel Ha2elgroye, Of Rich
nand visitrd Mrs w H Nr'har
laud Saturday
Wailae Garnet III Hlear0Hd
VAS Hck end guest Ct his par
eats. M and Mrs r ] Garrett
Ma4 ETa Netherland has befn
spending FEW days ~ South Caro-
ina With relatives
Mrs Y. II Brown Mrs I vi.
irter and Mrs W ] Hurt welc n
Fafmyille ~ Friday
Ballsville Cub Scouts observed
Scout week by conducting Sunday
school services at Hobsons Chapel.
The regular Sunday services were
conducted Nv the cub Scouts. with
Rab BiaNn announcing the PRO-
gram Ihn plrd&e to the fag WAS
led I'm Tommy Powers The motto
VI the Cub Scouts was given ~
Sam Nichols promise by Tommy
Walton and the law Of ihe pack
BY DAVID Lcatei The aptk Of the
Cub Scouts was dcscrl b q BY
Tommy Powers Tommy also had
aome n. thc completed proifc,s N
show The collection Was taken bt
Tommy limberlAEe ana raHlus
Gilla
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14

K. q. Sandcrson Bobby. who
has sbcGun his classes at RPI spent
the week end at home
r. A. Smith accompanied Rev.
r. r Murphy TO a Methodist dis
trict meeting at Crewc Methodist
church
Dennis Hart spent several days
attending the National Wildliie con
ference IN Pittsburgh, Pa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
osBoR>.> GROCERY

A F Osborn. Owner
Across Cumberland Bridge
Farmvlllc. Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
SEAY MILLING &
MACHINERY 90.

Service Agents for Southern
States Cooperative
John Deere Pillow Co Modern
Grinding and Mixing
Phone YUKON 3-247l Dillwyn. VA
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
COOK SUPPLY COMPANY

Bulldlng Materlal, Special
MillWork
Fhone 1918 FalnTil'c Nh
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
THE CAMERA ARTIST
JAMES MADISON INN

The House q Good Eats
Hwy IS x 400 West OF FafmYille
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
CARTtR'~ FLOWER ~uhr
SOUTHERN HiRDW ARR &
APPLIANCE co. INC.

Appliances and Hardware
Phone 80 FarmviIle. Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
kAYToN ttEL COMPANY

Philllps Sc PHtroleun PRODUCTS
Coal Fuel oil, Fertilizer
Phone 166 Farmvillc. va-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
TIIPPEN'S STORE

III ~ = y sVNT3
General Merchandise. Hardware,
Farm supplies Phone TIY 2-24ol
Cumberland Va-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14

ap,fsf, 1858, kr,'er ~. s~riee s'ra,bqts y,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
pcItXi CLEANERS

VI 4 !: :... . .', I: 'ar'.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-19
Along The Waterfront

The mountain of gravel Dn the Harbor Street side of the small boat harbor looks good, and in dicates the approach to the inner facilities will become a reality in short order.
 Cooperation between the City and Manson-Osberg, has made this possible, and is to the mutual benefit of either party The dredge contractors were faced with the removal of thousands of yards of gravel, which would have had to be dumped out into deen water, and, the City in turn need ed the gravel.
 Poland is now studying the pos sibility of having Manson-O -Osberg dredge out the 8 foot area of the harbor to greater depth, using the material for the fill. This would have to be done. after the present contract is complete There would be substantial saw ing, of course, but the money problem enters the picture Bids are now out for the construction of floats. and installation of dock facilities will : soon be under taken-the SBH portion Of the two cent sales tax isn't coming in quite fast enough
 According to "Jiggsa Tice, Resi- dent Engineer, the harbor project was 87 per cent complete by the 18th of April, and should be 90 per cent complete by this week end. MIX is expected to complete rock hauling early next week. and drilling is in the final stages.
 The tug AGNES TOSS was in for marine inspection. The 150 foot tug had run aground on a reef near Nikolski April V, dur ing a snowstorm. Bill Damery who made the inspection stated the boats bottom and prop were damaged slightly. The TOSS came in Monday and left Tuesday.
 The TATALINA should be in dock today.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-19
Council Offered Lump Sum Payment From kEA on Back Property Taxes

brought before the District Court, and the judge ruled in favor of the association. It was then taken to higher court and the decision was reversed. The case may more than likely go before the Supreme Court for final decision.
 Action by the council could not be taken without legal advice and approval, which it was hoped would be given within the next week, prior to the KEA meeting Monday, April 28.
 The amount in question is S43,- 4723f- Should penalty and inter est be added, an additional sum of SIP F33.57 would have to be paid. This would necessitate rais- ing the additional funds and would no doubt mean an increase in electricity rates, Johnson stat ed.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-19
Social Security
 Subject of Talk

Tom Burscher, field represent ative of the Social Security Ad- ministration, will be the main speaker at the April dinner meet ing of the Kodiak Business and Professonal Women's Club, Mon day, at the Island Fountain.
 The evenings program has been planned by the public affairs com mittee and Carolyn Floyd, chair man, will introduce the speaker.
 c. Helen Brown, Alaska Feder- ation president, ofs Anchorage is also expected to be present and will speak briefly 10 the members and guests.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-19

A substantial sum of money will he forthconing to the City of Kodiak from the Kodiak Electric Association for back taxes if an agreement can be reached he- tween the Coop and the City Council on the question of penal ty and interest charges, if any, that have accrued.
 Manager of the IKEA, Ole John son and Eldon Lester, President, appeared before the Council Mon- day. Johnson stated the KEA was prepared to offer a check for the amount of taxes owing, but felt in view of the circumstances, no ~en- atty or interest should be charged. He stated that no reserve for taxes had beer set up since 1854, but that the Board would un- doubtedly authorize payment in a lump sum, if penalty and interest were not assessed.
 Johnson pointed out that KEA is over 90 percent taxpaver own ed: it has not been in litioatirr with the city at any tme. Thoueh costs have greatly increased he said, no rate increase has resulted. It was further stated that KEA was not in business for profit. but to provide service at the lowest possible cost to the community.
 Payment, if approved bv the Board, he said, would be endorsed as Paid under protest, without prejudice" as the legal proceed ings in the Rl1A Coop case has not been finalized.
 Decision by a previous Rnard not to pay property taxes to the city stemmed from a similar ac- ton by the Chugach Electri~ AS sociation on the mainlanc who voted not to pay the City Of An chorage property taxes. Johnson pointed out the two cases were not similar in all respects, in that Anchorage and the Electric As sociation were competing with each other in providing power to the community.
 The Anchorage case was first
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King Anthony and Queen Deborah Win at vFW Aux. Baby Show Contest

King Anthony Patrick and Queen Deborah Ann were crowned as winners at the Baby Show Contest, sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans for Foreign Wars, Katami Post 7O56, at the high school auditor ium last Sunday afternoon.
 Anthony Patrick, who is 212 years old, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Ballheim. Deborah Ann, 27 months old, is the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. C. P. Ferrig- no.
 Winners on the ToddlerS class were 19 month old Cheryl Ann,
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-19
DATES SET FOR BOARD
 TO HEAR TAX PROTESTS

The Board of Equalization will meet the second Wednesday in May and each evening thereafter through May 21 when tax pro- tests will be heard. Date when taxes become delinquent is July 16.
 These dates were fixed by Res olution No. 3-58 passed by the City Council at the meeting Mon day night. The Board will hear complaints from May AS through May 21. A taxpayer who wishes to appear before the Board must write in stating the nature of his protest, prior to appearing.
 Payment of taxes can be split into two amounts. The first be- comes due July 15, 1858. Under this plan the second payment would become due October 15, 1858. The City Manager, however, pointed out the taxpayer must declare his intentions to. make his payments in two amounts -pri- or to the due date of July 15. Otherwise he will be placed on the delinquent list. No interest will be charged on the amount owing under the two inStallment plan.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-19

daughter of MT. and Mrs Robert Liviey, and Johnny Dean, 23 month old son of MT. and Mrs. John Cornelius.
 Lisa Gay, s month old daughter of Mrs. 10 Ann De Druse, and 4 month old Sammy, son of Mr. and Mrs Sammy Nelson, were first in the Babes-in-arms class.
 Despite the inclement- weather, there were more than 40 entries in the well-attended annual af- fair.
 Judges at the event were Mrs. Lillian Smith, Stan Nelson and Howard Alton.
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Evening Course Tn Electronics For Boat Owners

Fishermen and other small boat operators interested in learning how to repair and maintain radAr, ship-to-shOre radio sets and other electrOnics devices can enroll in a practical course being organized in the Kodiak high school evening classes. #.#
 Funds made available through the Territorial Department of Ed ucation make it possible to offer this training free to all fishermen and other small boat operators in the Kodiak area. The course will be organized around the needs of the fisherman ,and will perhaps run for six weeks with classes meeting twice weekly in the even ings. Pete Deveau will be the in structOr.
 This course is open to anyone interested in radio. There is no cost. If interested, call 3O41.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-19
vFW Post 7O56 And Auxiliary
 install Officers

A joint installation of incoming officers for the Veterans of Fore: ign Wars Katmai Post 7O56 and the Ladies Auxiliary was held Sunday evening, April 13, at a public ceremony at the Labor Temple.
 The program opened with in stallation of Auxiliary officers by installing Officer Beverly Horn.
 Installing Officer George Son ntag, assisted by pr. Paul Jaeger, Department of Alaska Judge Ad- vocate for the VFW, and mem Der Of the local post, proceeded to install Post 7O56 officers.
 Guests were then introduced, as were several Auxiliary memb- CTS.
 The new Post Commander, Charles Christoffersen, briefly outlined a 12 point program for the coming year, which includes a free dental service for children by pr. Paul Jaeger; promotion of participation in chest x-ray drives by all residents, and sponsorship of a fund drive for an oxygen tent for Griffin Memorial Hos pital.
 Refreshments were then served by members of the Ladies Auxi- iary.
 A Past Commanders Dinner, which is an annual affair, will be held in the near future in honor of Philip Dinglassa, the outgoing Post Commander.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-19
New WaterIine 10 Cost $66,200

S66,2OO is the estimated cost of the proposed Mission Road water line, according to Thomas c. Mooney, director, Alaska Public Works. The city would pay half.
 The above figure was given in answer to a request from City Manager Poland for information on the possibility of the project being started. Mooney inquired as to the city's ability in assumin 2 this extra financial burden in ad- dition to the annual 47,60O pay ment owing for utilities projects already undertaken.
 Moody stated that answers to his questions would be necessary before the project could be placed before Washington with sufficient ly sound justification to merit its financial approval. Only then, he said, could it be presented to Con gress for allotment under the present or under some future APW authorization act.
 The city manager will make a feasibility study on the project, and will report to the council.