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Happy Birthday. Girl Scouts
It isn’t often that we receive
4 present at someone edse’s birth
day party. But that’s what is hap
pening in Kodiak, thanks to the
Girl Scouts.
N«xt week Girl Scouts of the
U.3. A. are celebrating their 48th
anniversary with the theme, “VOu
Can Count on Her To Be Pre*
pared.**
The present we re roeeivlng?
Along with very welcome service
•to individuals, to other organi
zations, and to the entire commun
ity, the Girl Scouts are giving us
something even more important:
the feeling that they are prepar
ing to take over adult responsi
bilities, to maintain the good ele
ments in our community life, and
to meet the challenges of tomor
row.
Happy birthday, Girl Scouts—
and thank you! /
Letter to the Editor
Pea;* Editor:
In your issue of February 13th
i unluckily met some objection to
SB 137v the obscene literature
bill introduced by Senator Bron
son and the writer.
This 'bill was patterned after a
California law which the U. S.
Supreme Court declared uncon
stitutional in part. Accordingly
we have prepared a substitute
bill in line with the high court’s
decision.
Our objective is not to have a
Gestapo, but to attempt to forbid
purveyors of obscene and lewd
literature from selling this filth
to our children. We are spending
over $25,000,000.00. Churches
and right, thinking parents are
teaahing children the moral vir
tues of life. To what end- if the
minor can walk into a book or
magazine shop and purchase de
grading articles tended to under
mine the teaching in schools,
churches, and the home.
I trust the substitute bill will
not bankrupt the purveyors of
filth but will also satisfy our con
stitutional safeguards.
Yours very truly \
R. J. Me Nealy
State Senator
Investment Firm
Agent In Kodiak
‘"Kenneth F. Castledin, repre
sentative "of InVesco, Inc., an In
ternational brokerage firm with
international headquarters in An
chorage, Alaska.
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The firm 'he represents special
izes lit Mutual Funds and has of
fices in Europe, Panama, and var
ious states and will soon be open
ing ft Far East branch in Tokyo,
Japan. Mr. Castledine-plans on
spemfipg a few weeks, .bere,,.^,
The firm is seeking a represen
tative for Kodiak on a permanent
basis. • '' *■ !
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Volleyball League .
Will Be Formed
Volleyball will be played in the
high school gym beginning the
week of March 7 and continuing
through April 15.
Mondr v and Thursday will be re
served for adult men and women
who wouid iike to play, while Tues
day night w ill be for high school
students and Wednesday night
far grade school children.
A meeting of all organizations
or grour« interested in organ iz
ing a town volleyball league will
be held Tuesday night, March 8.
at 8 pm. Teams will then be or
ganized.
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
Little Sandra Olsen may
be a rather unhappy girl in a few
years when she realizes that she
will have a birthday only once
every four years. Sandra Kay,
who weighed 6 lbs. 2 ozs., was
pom at Griffin Memorial Hospital
on February 29 to Roberta and
Ipwing Olsen.
A daughter, Janice Marie,
weighing 7 lbs. 13 ozs., was born
February 27 to Bernice and Will
iam Gregory.
A son/' Robert Ray, weighing 7
lbs. 10 ozs., wias born on March
1 to Kathryn and Alexis Chkrhen
off, Ju\, of Afognak.
Public School
MENU
Monday: Hot pork sandwich, but
tered peas and carrots, plums,;
bread, butter, milk. Tuesday:
Baked lima beans with pork, Cole
slaw, buttered corn bread, Rai
sin rice pudding, milk. Wednes
| day: Hamburger on buttered bun,
i macaroni salad, cheese sticks,
; fruited jello, chocolate milk.
Thursday: Steamed wieners and
sauerkraut, whipped potatoes,
apple crisp, bread, butter, milk.
Friday: Spanish rice with tomatoes
& cheese, buttered succotash, sli
ced peaches, cake, bread, butter,
.milk.
i TV Schedule
Saturday
?;30—Test Pattern and Music
10:00—Aunt Ginny Show ' ri:
11:00—Cartoons
12:00—Gene Autrv
12:30—You Are There
1.00— Americans At Work
1:15—For Which We Stand
1:30—Chet Huntley
2:00—Winter Olympics
2:30—Meet The press
3:00—Industry On Parade
3:15—High Frontier ‘‘X-15”
3:30—Lucky Lager Sports
4:00—Girl Scout show
*t.3v>—“Air. \\ i^jru
5 00—Dick Clark Show
5:30—Bob Cummings Show
6.00— Peter Guan
B: 30—Sea Hunt
7:00—Schlitz Playhouse
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7:30—Mr. District Attorney ...
8:00—Rawhide
9:00—Tenn. Ernie Ford
9:30—Four Star Anthology
10:00—Movie
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Sunday
12:00—Test Pattern and Music
1:00—Christophers
1:30—Man To Man
1:45—Christian Science
2:00—I’ve Got A Secret
2:30—Adventure Tomorrow
3:00—Steve Allen
4:00—Vagabond
4:30—Harvest
5:00—Louie Jourden Special
6:00—Have Gun Will Travel
6:30—Gun Smoke
7:00—Jack Benny
7:<iu—i ..c iw.uijsi
P:00—Perry Mason
9:00—Ann Sothern Show
6:30—Armstrong Circle Theater
10:30—Town Hall Party
Monday
4:30—Test Pattern and Musk
5:00—Cartoons
5:15—EBF
5:30—What's My Line
6:00—Pat Boone Show
6:30—Files Of Jeffery Jones
7:00—Talent Scouts
7:30—Victory At Sea
8:00—Desilu Playhouse
9:00—I’ve Been Meaning To Ask
9:30—Movie. . . ,
Tuesday
4:30—Test Pattern and Music
5:00—Cartoons
5:1S-JEBF
5:30—The Real McCoys
6:00—Dennis Day
6:30—The Unexpected
7:00—Flight
7:30—I Love Lucy
8:00—Gary Moore
9:00—Ed Sullivan
10:00—Movie
Wednesday
4:30—Test Pattern and Music
5:00—Cartoons
5:15—EBF
5:30—Robin Hood
6:00—Crunch & Des
6:30—Safety Lady
7:C0—Ozzie and Harriet
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7:30—Science Fiction Theatre
8:00—To Tell 'The Truth
8:30—Who Pays?
9:00—Fights
9:45—Wrestling
10:00—Basketball
10:30—Movie
Thursday
4:30—Test Pattern and Music
5:00—Cartoons
5:15—EBF
5:30—Traffic Court
6:00—Colonel Flack
6:30—Highway Patrol
7:00—Dinah Shore Show
8:00—The Big Picture
8:30—This Is Your Life
9:00—You Bet Your Lite
10:30—Movie
Friday
4:30—Test Pattern & Music
5:00—'Lawrence Welk
6:00—Captain Kangaroo
6:30—Wanted Dead or Alive
7:00—Death Valley Days
7:30—X Led Three Lives
8:00—Target
8:30—Price is Right
9:00—Meet MCGraw
9:30—Court Of Last Resort
10:00—Movie
Note:- All programs subject to
change without prior notice.
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NOTICE
8 More days til "Auntie Mame".
“Auntie Mame” will be at the
Orpheum in 8 days.
CARD OF THANKS
We wash to thank all those who
prepared, donated, served and
consumed the food at the Russian
Orthodox Church last Saturday.
Your kindness is deeply appreri
ated.
(s) Rev. Roman Sturmer and
Ladies of Russian Orthodox
Church
The average visible meteor is
travelling about 150,000 miles per
hour,, and has a temperature of
some 4,000 degrees F.
Assembly of God
Church
MISSION ROAD
10:00 a m. — Sunday Softool
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7:30 pm. —Evening Worship
7:30 p.m.—Wednesday Service
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