School Registration Begins August 29
The On-Base high school stu
dents will be enrolled in the Ko
diak city schools Monday, August
29, beginning at 9:30 a.m., accord
ing to an announcement this week
by Superintendent of Schools Ivor
Schott.
The school bus will make its
regular run beginning the first
stop at the Hobby Shop at 8:30.
The bus will return to the Base
just as soon as enrollment is com
pleted.
Both high school and elemen
tary school pupils living in Kodiak
will enroll on Tuesday, August 30,
beginning at 9 o’clock and continu
ing through 12 noon, then from
1 until 4 o’clock in the afternoon.
Any child who is six years of
age or who will become six years
of age on or before the first day
of November next following the
beginning of the school year shall
be considered a child of school
age. A child who shall be five
SUNDAY SPECIAL
Buttermilk Bread .... loaf 290
Cuban Rum Cake .... each 600
NAUGHTON’S BAKERY
Open Day & Night
Phone 2062 •
Kodiak Creamery
tEat
Raspberry
and I
Black Walnut
this month while you are waiting I
to see our new ice cream novelty I
making its debut
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KNUDSEN’S
SCHOOL IS SOON STARTING
We Have Bargains in
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School Supplies
New Kodiak Sweatshirts
and T-Shirts
Sealskin Moccasins
Eskimo Dolls
We have the lure that catches the fish!
years of age on or before the first
day of November next following
the beginning of the school year
may enroll in kindergarten. All
kindergarten and first grade pupils
must bring either birth certificates
or some other legal proofs of their
ages with them when they enroll,
according to Schott.
Pack 217 Seeks
New Cub Scouts
New Cub Scouts are wanted for
Pack 213, according to Rich Loch
miller, Scoutmaster.
Registration will be held August
30, at 7:30 p.m„ at the new high
school library. Boys ages 8 to 10
are eligible.
Lochmiller urges both parents
of all new and old Cub Scouts to
be on hand at the meeting. “Our
aim is for a bigger and better suc
cess for scouting for the ensuing
year,” Lochmiller stated.
Ingels On Staff
Of Realty Firm
The addition of Gene Ingels of
Anchorage to the real estate staff
of the Kodiak - Aleutian Realty
Services was announced this week
by George Cornelius, broker. Ingels
arrived in Kodiak this past Sunday
from Anchorage.
Formerly employed as an adver
tising man with papers in Anchor
age, Oregon and California, Ingels
has been employed as a real estate
salesman for the Jack H. White Co.
and M. B. Martin & Son, Anchorage
real estate brokers, for the past
five years. He also sold securities
for Waddell & Reed, Kansas City,
for a period following World
War II.
Ingels began his newspaper car
eer in 1928 for Oklahoma news
papers and has worked for several
midwest papers. He served 3%
years in World War II as a store
keeper in the Navy. Upon his dis
charge in 1945, he joiined the
Klamath Falls Herald & News.
Lowell Thomas, Jr.
Here On Survey
Lowell Thomas, Jr., world trav
eler, and Herb Hilscher of Anchor
age, spent a few days at Port
Wakefield, and were in Kodiak
enroute to Anchorage.
Thomas is making a preliminary
survey of the area for movies. He
plans to shoot movies and write
a story of the king crab industry.
177 Benefit Here
From Soc. Security
At the end of 1959 as Federal
Social Security was starting its
twenty - fifth year, old - age, sur
vivors, and disability insurance
monthly benefits were being paid
in the Kodiak Island area to 177
persons at the rate of $9,563 per
month, according to figures re
leased today by E. C. Cummins,
manager of the Juneau social
security district office.
“For the entire State of Alaska,
social security payments were be
ing paid at the rate of $328,000 per
month, an increase of about 7
per cent since February 1959, the
last previous date for which area
figures are available,” he said.
Altogether, benefits totaling $4,
090,000 were paid out under the
program in Alaska in 1959.
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for INSECT PESTS
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around the house—Fleas on cat or dog
—Lice on plants or birds.
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“If you believe what the candi
dates say about each other, it will
be hard to vote for anyone.”—Dan
Kidney.
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MONOGRAM PLASTIC KITS
Put-together models of all kinds
for men and boys.
From 980 to $2
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The MV EXPANSION
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Departs Kodiak making stops at Old
Harbor, Alitak, Karluk, Larsen Bay,
San Juan and Uganik, Port Bailey,
Afognak and Uzinki.
SAMPLE RATES
Passengers: Round trip.$55
(Including meals) plus tax
Freight: $1.30 per hundred pounds
or 650 per cubic foot.
For freight and passenger rates to
any point contact the City Dock.
Phone 3551
Aleutian Marine Transport Co., Inc.