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Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
ADMISSIONS
4Patients admitted to Griffin
Memorial Hospital the past week
■were Mrs. Danis Wheeler, Mrs.
Leona Bulyca, Sid Old, Mrs. Nina
Olheu and Mlrs. Susie Lee.
DISCHARGED
Those discharged were Mrs.
Tina Nelson and infant, Mrs. Doris
Wheeler, Mrs. Leona Bulyca, Al
bert Ktsflf, Mrs. Nina Olsen and
Mrs. Susie Lee.
BIRTHS
A son, Gary Lou, weighing 9
tbs., was born on March 14 to Jen
ny and Wilmar Alexanderoff of
Old Harbor.
A daughter, Kimberley Ann,
weighing 6 lbs. 8 ozs., was born
on March 16 to Anna and Archie
Densmore.
One sure way to have a wonder
ful time every day is ndt to ex
pect too much.
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KCD1AK CUTDOOKSMEN
Secxnd Annual
WILD GAME & SEAFOOD DINNER
Sunday, March 20
ELKS HALL
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Serving
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Chugiak Mt. Goat Eureka Caribou
Afognak Eik Hightmon Mt. Deer
Kodiak Brown Bear Snowshoe Rabbit
Mill Bay Halibut Alitak Crab
No Name Bay Shrimp Tiger Bay Cnmakaks
Bi ll’s Flats Beaver * Portage Moose
. . American River Silver Salmon
5:30 PM til 8:00 PM
Donations: Adulis, $2.50
Children under 12, $1.50
Tickets on sale at Curley Wilson’s
Barber Shop
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Questions and Answers
Q. I am 50 years old and have
paid into Social Security from
time to time for approximately 12
years. I am employed now and
paying Social Security. If I
should Change to Civil Service em
ployment, where Social Security
tax is not paid, could I, upon re
tirement, collect Social Security
checks?
A. If you are now 50 (in fact,
any woman bom in 1909 or later)
you need 40 quarters, or ap
proximately 10 years of work, to
qualify for payments at retire
ment age. Of course, since So
cial SLvutiity payments are based
on average earnings throughout
yoiiir working life, the amount of
your payments would be less than
if you continue to work in jobs
where you pay Social Security.
Q. My husband will be 65 on
August 22, 1960. When should he
apply for his Social Security?
A. The Social Security office
'recommends that people file
their applications approximately
two months before retirement
age. This gives the Social Se
curity office enough time to pro
cess the case and get the first
clteck out at the earliest possible
time.
Pautzke Named
Juneau W). Clarence F. Pautzke
was officially appointed assistant
Commissioner of the Alaska De
partment of Fish and Game on
Thursday.
Pautzke, 53, has been reported
in line for the job for somte time.
He will take up his duties in Ju
neal shortly after his retirement
May 1 from the Washington De
partment of Fish and Game, where
he is also assistant director.
University of Washington grad
uate and former resident of Peters
burg as -a youhgster, Pautzke will
be second in command to Clarence
Anderson, Commissioner of the
department. Pauitzke’ salary is
expected to be about $13,000.
Panel Discussion
At PTA Meeting
A panel discussion on the topic
“The Objective of PTA," was held
at the regular meeeting of that
group Thursday, March 10.
Participating were Mrs. William
Stone, Mrs. Henry Breckberg,
Mr. George Wick* Mr. Charles
McIntyre and Mr. James Hussey.
An open discussion followed with
questions and answers.
Girls from Intermediate Troop
21, Senior Troop 10 of the Girl
Scouts and Brownie Troop 8 con
ducted the opening and closing
flag ceremonies. The 6th grade
mothers provided refreshments.
Baby sitting service was provided
by the Rainbow girls.
Four Men Charged
Four men were brought before
the magistrate on charges of being
drunk the past week. Three
were given suspended sentences.
Stephen Apaline, Peter Tripet- I
zian..and Fred Pestrikoff each j
were given 30 day sentences, which
were suspended. One other, Carl
Lund, recei\*ed a 30 day sentence. I
ON THE SCREEN
Saturday
John Derek and Joan Evans in
"The Outcast,” a story of the early
days in Colorado’s mining history,
filmed in Trucolor.
Sunday and Monday
Danny Kaye clowns his way un
det the big top in ■‘‘Merry An
drew's,” as he plays the role of a
shy schoolteacher who inadver
tently becomes involved with a
circus troupe. He gets trapped
in a cage of wild lion3, becomes
a clown and giets tossed through
the air by a quintette of acrobats.
They’re laughs, of course, and ro
mance, with Pier Angeli assisting.
Adi thfe and music too.
Tuesday and Wednesday
A double feature, which ini
dudes “The Atomic Kid” and
stars Mickey Rooney, and “Jubi
lee Trail,” the latter a saga of the
Old West.
Thursday and Friday
The show is Dean Marain in
“Ten Thousand Bedroomh,” He
sings love-sings in romantic Rome
where there are four gargjaoua
sisters 1 a merry marrying rfiood.
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