Tickets Go On Sale For Band Concert
Tickets for the Augsburg Col
lege Band concert can now be ob
tained. The band will play here
June 29, at the Kodiak high school
auditorium.
The concert is sponsored by the
Kodiak Business and Professional
Women’s Club. Tickets may be ob
tained from the following: Marcia
Craig at the City Hall; Tenora
Rockney at the Frontier Shop;
Mary Sorum at the Bank of Ko
diak; Grace Pecore on the Naval
Station, or any member of the
BPW.
The band will be on a tour of
the entire state of Alaska. Tour
arrangements were made at the
invitation of the Alaska State
Chamber of Commerce. Other
sponsoring groups are the Anchor
age Chamber of Commerce, the
Sons of Norway and the Inter
national League of Norsemen.
The band will be featured at the
Alaska Music Festival in Anchor
age, June 19 to June 28. It will
present the opening concert June
19, and will thereafter provide the
instrumental accompaniment for
other festival concerts.
Following its June 29 concert
here, the 55-piece band will play
in Fairbanks, Haines, Juneau,
Sitka, Petersburg, Wrangell and
Ketchikan, as well as playing in
Canadian cities enroute. The band
will travel by bus from Minne
apolis over the Alaska highway.
The band is of high caliber,
ranking in the professional class,
and Wherever it has performed,
has been given a very enthusiastic
reception.
Naval Station
Births
A daughter, Cheryl Yvette,
weighing 6 lbs., was born on May
25 to Diane Arabela and Robert
Wayne Wilmoth, AD3, USCG.
A daughter, Lorrie Gaye, weigh
ing 5 lbs. 10% ozs,, was born on
May 27 to Janet Kazuma and Har
old Raymond Soleim, SKI, USN.
A daughter, Leslie Lynn, weigh
ing 6 lbs. 10 ozs., was born on May
31 to Lois Farina and William
Allen Nave, BMC, USN.
A son, Richard James, weighing
8 lbs. 12% ozs., was born on June 1
to Marlene Clara and Robert
Joseph Werra, LT, MC, USNR.
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Unemployment
Fund Increases
The Unemployment Compensa
tion Fund balance as of May 31,
1960 was $1,703,000, according to
Merrill E. Weir, Director of the
Employment Security Division of
the Department of Labor. The
fund balance increased during the
month of April as compared to the
preceding month as contributions
received exceeded benefit pay
ments during the month.
During the month of May 1960,
$435,000 was paid out in current
Your Bible
and Mine
—by Kenneth W. French
Pastor of Harbor Light
Pentecostal Chapel
in me sixth chapter oi tirst
Corinthians, we read the follow
ing: “Know ye not that the un
righteous shall not inherit the
Kingdom of God? Be not deceiv
ed: neither fornicators, nor idol
aters, nor adulterers, nor effem
inate, nor abusers of themselves
with mankind, nor thieves, nor
covetous, nor drunkards, nor re
vilers. nor extortioners, shall in
herit the Kingdom of God. And
such were some of you: but ye
are washed, but ye are sanctified,
but ye are justified in the Name
of the Lord Jesus, and by the
spirit of our God.” These words
were addressed by the apostle
Paul to the church at Corinth.
They were a people that had
been changed from the worst of
sinners to a people clean and
free from guilt by the salvation
experience which the apostles
preached and the Bible still
teaches. The factors in this ex
perience, — “the Name of the
Lord Jesus and the Spirit of our
God." Baptized in the Name of
Jesus and filled with the Holy
Spirit; changed from broken,
hopeless slaves of sin to a clean,
happy and free people. The same
gospel still has the same results.
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This is an unusual opportunity
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far from the beaten path. $25.00
per person, per day.
Call Alf Madsen
3272
for further information.
benefits as compared to $720,000
in April 1960 and $514,000 in May
1959. This is a decrease in benefit
payments as compared to the pre
vious month and also a decrease
as compared to the same month
one ear ^ ao.
Tue U. S. is flag-maker of the
world. America’s skilled flag mak
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than 150 countries.
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BIRTHS
A son* Clarence Christian,
weighing 8 lbs. 4 ozs., was born on
June 8 to Myrtle and Gordon
Jensen.
A son, Frank Wesley, weighing
8 lbs., was born on June 8 to Sally
and Nick Berestoff, Jr. of Alitak.
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