Christmas Story
At Bible Chapel
Pastor W. J. Phillips announces
Kodiak Bible Chapel will be pre
senting its annual Christmas pro
gram on Sunday, Dec. 22 at 7:30
p.m. AJ1 are cordially invited to
come and enjoy “The Gleam of a
Star".
Letter to the Editor
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Dear Editor:
The firearms controversy has
been sweeping the lower 48 for
quite a number of years. Now Alas*
ka is faced with the same proo
lem and a serious problem it is.
Only the people ignorant to the
fundamentals of guns and gun
handling have something to fear
from guns. Actually these people
without thia basic knowledge are
more dangerous than the guns
themselves. It takes an act of man
to fire a gun or make one danger
ous. Though these people are rel
atively few they are dangerous.
These are the people who pro
pose laws governing something
they know nothing about. As it
stands there are laws governing
every phase of firearms-purchas
ing, transporting and shooting. It
is evident that many of these laws
are broken. Yet that lawmaker not
only jeapordizes his own privilege
to firearms but those of all who
own guns as well. This is what gives
the lawmaker a chance to advance
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Ph. 486-2662
another restriction which in time
will push even our antique fire
arms out of the showcase and into
the melting pot.
Too many people are ignorant as
to the laws already established.
True, guns were not meant for lun
atics, yet it is virtually impossible
to keep firearms from their hands.
These people are justly handled
upon violations. If we are to be
so preposterously concerned with
“doing away with dangerous in
struments’’ (disregarding good
sound judgment) I suggest we do
away with skis first. I feel much
safer on the rifle range than on
the ski slope. If our guns are to
be taken away from us I think we
will make quite an impression
marching to meet the Russians
with slingshots in hand and a poc
ket full of marbles.
Ralph F. Miles
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in Kodiak during the holidays vis
iting with Beoma’s father Jess
Blinn, and her sister, Mrs. Jim
Eggemeyer. The Oakleys will be
accompanied by their two children.
They now live in Anacortes, Wash.
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FROM THE CREW
Legs and Edie
Uncle Bill
Roy Brunner
Fate Woodham
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Buddy Harris
Harvey
Wilma
Diana
May
PARTY NIGHT
CHRISTMAS NIGHT
FREE
TURKEY
DINNER
With All The Trimmings
Served from
6 P.M. Until 5 A.M.
New Year’s Eve
DANCE
THE BEACHCOMBER TWIST
With
YOUR BEACHCOMBER HAT
To The Music of
THE BEACHCOMBER TRIO
OPEN AT 6 P.M.
Leis for the Ladies, Too!
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