VFW Open House
On Veterans Day
Members, guests and military
personnel are invited to an open
house and smorgasbord at the
VFW, Friday, November 11.
Open house will be held in the
Post Rooms from 7 p.m.
Callng Alumni
On Monday eveninga t 7 o’clock,
there will be a meting of all Kodi
ak high school alumni who are in
terested in playing in the Alumni
Bears basketball game to be held
on FYiday evening, November 11,
at 8 p.m.
Monday and Tuesday nights
from 7-9 will be reserved for the
old grads to practice. Anyone who
is an alumni of the Kodiak high
school is eligible and welcome to
participate, according to Coach Joe
Floyd.
GIRL SCOUT PICTURES
NOW AVAILABLE
Pictures taken at the Girl Scout
Court of Awards by photographer
George Ameigh are now avail
able. The Senior Girl Scouts have
samples of all photographs, and
orders may be placed with any
Senior Girl Scout.
UNICEF Benefits
The sum of $182.74 was turned
in Tuesday morning following the
collections made for UNICEF by
approximately 96 boys and girls
who canvassed dewellings during
Halloween.
The UNICEF collection program
is sponsored by the churches of
Kodiak. The committee in charge
in making the announcement stat
ed they wanted to thank all those
who help in any way.
SUNDAY SPECIAL
Apricot-Peach Pie 6001A
Boston Cream Pie 800 EA.
YOUR SCHOOLS - THE SYMBOL OF THE FUTURE OF
THE UNITED STATES
VISIT THEM
AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK
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November 6—12, 1960
NAUGHTON’S BAKERY
Open Day & Nite
Phone 2062
P.O. Closes Friday
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The post office will be closed
next Friday, Nov. 11 Postmaster
Wm. H. Lamme, announced today,
in observance of Veteran’s Day.
Incoming and outgoing mail will
be worked as usual.
BANK WITHOUT MONEY
LOUISVILLE, KY. (JPj —Who
ever heard of a bank without any
money in it? Somewhere today
there is a potential bank robber
who thinks he has.
The would-be bandit entered a
branch bank here yesterday.
"I have a gun in my pocket.” he hue.
mnounced. “Do you have any “That sounds strange,” said the
;reen stuff?” bandit, but, not pressing the
“No,” replied teller Mary Dona- point, he left.
An Orchid Corsage
On all special occasions an orchid is the one
gift she is sure to appreciate.
Kodiak grown orchids
John Given
BOWL WHERE YOU SEE THE
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I believe the State of Alaska needs the following Bonding Propositions. How many people in
Kodiak paid cash for their homes? The State of Alaska is in the same position. If we are to go ahead
we must plan ahead.
BONDING PROPOSITION NO. 1. This proposition
is to build a State office building in Anchorage and
one in Fairbanks. State offices are scattered over the
City of Anchorage and Fairbanks. This bond will build
a six million dollar office building in Anchorage and
a three million dollar building in Fairbanks. You then
can conduct all of your State business in one building.
The State will save money and you will save time.
Vote □ YES.
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In the next four years we will
build roads and ferries worth
$118,000,000.
Besides the ferry, Kodiak will
also receive part of the $5,
000,000. and the $95,000,
000. for roads. An example of
what the ferry will do for us is
the following example. A fami
ly with two children over
twelve years of age going to
Seattle via air would pay over
$800 for plane fare to Seattle
and return. Via the ferry at
a cost of $90 for a car and
passengers at $54 totals $144v
leaving $656 to have on a vaca
tion. Can we afford to vote
down this ferry system? It
would take pages to tell all that
the ferry can do for us. Vote [x]
YES.
BONDING PROPOSITION NO. 3. This proposition
is for a vocational school North of the Yukon. From
two or three hundred children apply for vocational
education at Mount Edgecumbe and due to limited
space are turned away each year. If the Yukon area
proposition passes Kodiak is next in line for vocational
school. $1,500,000.00. Vote □ YIES.
BONDING PROPOSITION NO. 4. The University of
Alaska needs a gymnasium and water supply. I have
seen the gym and Kodiak has one three times as large.
Also they do not have a water supply to fight a large
fire. $2,000,000.00 Vote □ YES.
BONDING PROPOSITION NO. 5. This proposition
is for matching funds for Hill Burton construction
funds. Kodiak could qualify for this fund and enlarge
our hospital. $2,500,000.00 Vote □ YES.
BONDING PROPOSITION NO. 6. This proposition
is for airport bonds. Kodiak can and will receive some
>f this money to extend our twenty-three hundred foot
field we are now building. $1,500,000.00 Vote □ YES.
These propositions passed the House and Senate by a vote of 59 to 1. These bonding proposi
tions were given research and debate. Alaska is going ahead and I urge you to be one off the many
who will help us make this State the best of the fifty states. Just give us the tools to do it with.
A VOTE FOR DEAVEAU IS A VOTE FOR PROGRESS. ® Peter M. Deeeau
P.S. Don't forget to ask for your certificate showing that you voted in the first presidential elec
tion in the State of Alaska.
Pd. Political Adv.