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Bonfire Slated
The Kodiak Jay Cees will hold
their anriiial Christmas tree bon
fire and skating party at Mission
Lake tomorrow evening at 6:30 p.
m.
Free hot dogs for the kiddies
and hot coffee for the adults will
be available.
The tree lift last Saturday was
successful and the JayCees wish to
extend thanks to the Kodiak mer
chants who contributed trucks for
the event. Due to poor road con
ditions, some inaccessible areas
may have been overlooked. Any
one having trees that were not
picked up are encouraged to bring
them to the burning site at Mission
Lake before Saturday evening.
Read Enlisted
In Guard Unit
The local National Guard com
pany enlisted its newest recruit
Wednesday evening when Eugene
B. Read, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Reeves W. Read of Kodiak, was
sworn in. Young Read is a senior
at Kodiak High School.
The local unit will lose its com
manding officer, Capt. Arnold i>.
Bjerken, next week when he de
parts for the South 48. Officer va
cancies exist in the Kodiak com
pany and can be filled by any local
resident with infantry reserve
qualifications in grade of lieuten
ant or captain. Qualified residents
are urged to contact the Armory
for further information. Weekly
meetings of the unit are held each
Wednesday 7:15 at the Armory.
BPW Dinner
Monday
The Kodiak Business and Pro
fessional Women organization will
hold a dinner meeting at the Mon
tmartre Inn at 7 p.m. January 22.
Police Slogan
If you start a little sooner, you
will get there just as fast.
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RECOMMENDED BY DRUNKEN HEINZ
Come to the “Sinking of the Island” party January 13. It starts
at 6:00 p.m. Wearing material impromptu, incognito, or come
with what you’re wearing.
The delicasee of food will be serve from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
DANCING STARTS AT 9:00 P.M.
So! Brother Elks bring your guests, family. Emblem Club
members and Escorts are invited. Drunken Heinz will be host
for the evening.
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Drivers Warned
Consider Others
City Police Chief R. E. Vickery
today called upon area drivers to
give consideration to pedestrians
and especially to city crews work
ing to keep the storm sewers open.
“Also when drivers see graders
working a street it would help
greatly if those drivers would take
another route if at all possible,”
said Vickery.
Area drivers might note that in
a recent decision involving a local
driver whose vehicle splattered a
city patrolman, the magistrate
levied a $75 fine, 20 days suspen
sion of driver’s liense and the driv
er had to pay the cost of cleaning
the patrolman’s uniform.
Following is the police depart
ments report on the past week’s
arrests: Gene Kessinger and James
Queen, drinking in public, $35 bail
forfeited each; Buss Foster, drunk,
$25 bail forfeited; R. G. Gieber,
disorderly conduct, 30 days sus
pended.
Fish Processors:
Notice To File
All buyers and processors of
fish or shellfish who plan to con
duct operations during 1962 must
file intentions to operate with the
Alaska Department of Fish and
Game, according to word received
here from Walter Kirkness, Com
missioner.
Appropriate forms may be ob
tained from the department head
quarters in Juneau or at the local
Alaska Fish and Game office here.
PNA Triumphs In
Overtime Action
PNA tied with Curley’s Clippers
43 all. In overtime they rallied to
win 53-49. High for the PNA Flyers
was Jerling with 20 points while
the Clippers were led by Selby’s 14
markers.
Tuesday night prelim resulted
in ACS sinking a fighting Storis
five by 36-26.
In Monday night’s action, ACS,
won out over the High School In
dependents 48-47.
The 8 o’clock game was a high
scoring affair with PNA besting
D & A by 79-68.
League action in the coming
week will pit the Storis against D
& A 6:30 Monday, Krafts vs Coast
Guard at 8 p.m. Thursday night’s
action throws the H. S. Indepen
dents at the Storis at 6:30 and
Krafts meets the Clippers at 8 p.m.
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any
debts incurred for Doralee’s Cafe
after January 10, 1962.
(s) Dora Deffenbaugh
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Attends Services
For Mother
Stanley Nelson returned Tues
day afternoon following a short
trip Outside to attend funeral ser
vices for his niothei.
Mrs. Nelson, who died New
Years Eve at Martinez, was buried
at Enumclaw, Washington.
canner7workers needed
Men and women, with or without
experience, are needed as canneiy
workers, according to Mrs. Doris
Simon, local Alaska State Employ
ment Service representative.
notice
I will not be responsible for any
debts incurred for Max’s Drive Inn
after January 17, 1962.
(s) Lillian Richardson
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RUSSIAN NEW YEAR
MASQUERADE BALL
Elks Hall
Sunday, January 14
LIVE MUSIC 9 P.M. — 1 A M.
Sponsored by the Russian Church Sisterhood
Prizes for the best costumes
EVERYONE INVITED DONATION: $1.00
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