THE REV. R. J. CONNELLY
band Chaplain Elks Canventien Guest
The Rev. R J. Connelly, Grand
Chaplain of the B.P.O. Eiks, will
will be a guest of the Alaska State
Elks Association when the group
meets here in convention Sept. 30
—October 1-4.
The Rev. Connelly’s fraternal,
professional and military back
ground includes serving as Grand
Chaplain of the Elks for a. num
ber of years; Chaplain of the Ohio
Elks Association, as well as the
Department of Ohio, American
Legion for two years; Chaplain of
Cleveland Browns Football Team;
Major in Chaplain Corps, World
War II with 32 months service
overseas in Africa and Europe. He
was awarded the Bronze Star, the
Silver-Star and 5 Battle Stars.
Delegates and visiting Elks will
converge on Kodiak, coming from
alt sections of Alaska. More than
180 are expected from the An
Convenient connections to San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Denver, Chicago and slljpoints in the East. Plan your
complete trip now with Pacific Northern.
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MAIN STREET
KNUDSEN’S
Fishing tackle, hand guns,
rifles and ammo.
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Jewelry of hematite,
ivory and nuggets
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School Supplies
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Cameras to recird your school days
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The Outfitters hss warm clothing—
Boots, socks, jackets, etc.
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KNUDSEN’S -
Where all Kodiak Shops
chorage area alone, with a large
delegation coming from the South
eastern section.
John Gibbons is chairman of the
convention. Committee chairmen
are as follows: Program, R. E.
Dawson; Credentials, Pete Rama
glia; Facilities, Vinnie Root; Fi
nance, Norm Dinwiddie; Memorial
Service, Leon Johnson; Housing,
Lou Veerman; Publicity, Miles Me
dearis, Entertainment, Eldon Lest
er; and Transportation, Russell
Wright.
Hospital Cases
Evacuated By CG
A Coast Guard UF plane brought
in two medical evaCfciees from
False Pass this week.
Anna Steffensen, age 43, was
brought in for medical emergency
treatment, and Ragnar Skafeestad,
48, with two middle fingers on the
right hand crushed.
A vessel owped by the Penin
sula Packers picked the patients
up at Fa*se Pass and took them
to Cold Bay, where landing facili
ties are available. Both patients
were taken to the Griffin Memorial
Hospital.
Sen. Al Owen On
Fisheries Board
Sen. Al Owen left early this,
week for Seattle where he will at
tend a meeting of the Internation
al North Pacific Fisheries Com
mission. A recent appointee,, he
will serve with the 20 members,
many from Alaska. The meeting is
in Seattle beginning September 3.
The Commission is composed of
representatives from the U. S.,
Canada and Japan. Milton Brood
ing is chairman. Qthers from Alas
ka are Robert C. Kallenberg, Dill
ingham; Clarence L. Anderson,
Juneau; and John W. Smith, M^t
lakatla. ,
Ticket Sellers
Offered Prizes
The Kodiak Amencan Legion
Posrt 17 is offering a 1 Vz hp out
board motor and a portable radio
to the person selling the greatest
number of tickets to -the American
Legion benefit showing of the
movie “This Is Russia,” scheduled
for three showings on Wednesday
evening, September 9 at the Or
pheum Theatre.
Tickets for selling will be avail
able at Kraft’s Super Market from
9-12 noon Saturday (tomorrow) at
a counter booth.
NEW PNA HOSTESSES
The hostesses who will fly Pa
cific Northern’s Pacific Northwest
Alaska routes out of Seattle-Taco
ma and Portland are: Carol L.
Anderson and Patricia A. Stoker,
both of Tacoma, Wash.; * Marie
Horlyk of Carlton, Ore.; and Carol
J. Van Horn of Great Falls, Mont.
SHE: “Have you insured our
house and furniture yet?”
HE: “Yes, honey, I called ART
BROOKS yesterday and he has
taken care of it.”
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Kodiak insurance
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GAME FISHING IN ALASKA
Pacific Northern Airline’s
“Guide Book to Alaska Game Fish
ing,” first published a year ago
after more than two year’s re
search, has gained such popularity
with outdoorsmen and others plan
ning trips to Alaska that a second
printing has become necessary
and is now off the press.
Copies of the booklet, the most
complete guide-book on Alaska
fishing ever printed, may be ob
tained by writing Pacific Northern
Airlines, 1626 Exchange Building,
Seattle, Washington.
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P.O. To Be Closed
The Kodiak pofct office will be
closed Monday, Sept. 7 for the
Labor Day holiday, acting post
master William feamme announced
today.
“Puts Mosquitoes
Into A Tailspin”
^»aid Circle Placer fields miners, 20 jean
ago, in voting BUHACH as Science** Said
greatest contribution to Mia.cn. Jim as
effective today. Burn a little wtienrver
. you want peace, confect and a gmd
night’j rest.
Yo.gm BUHACH
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Hours For Fall Season
SATURDAY, SUNDA Y ^NP MONDAY
12:30 P. M*—;J>;00> E.M., ,
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TUESDAY T3fcU;E&U>Al
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The Community Baptist Church
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Sunday School—9i45ii.m: '.. '
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Youth Fellowship ^Gr©ttpS^-6:30 p.m. * s
Evening^ Worship-—7^ p,mv . .
Mid W^ek Service—7;J}0,f5p.mM Wednesday ... ,
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> ANNUALVQYA6E
Seward to Ketchikan ;
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ON SEPTEMBER 17TH, THE ALEUTIAN MAIL BOAT EXPAN-..
. SION WILL DEPART FROM SEWARD, ALASKA ON A THBEE
DAT VOYAGE TO KETCHIKAN, ALASKA, VIA THE INLAND;,. I
PASSAGE. THIS IS AN. ANNUAL TRIP EOR THE PURPOV .
OF ENTERING THE DRYDOCK AT KETCHIKAN. THE VHD
SEL WILL REMAIN IN KETCHIKAN FOR APPROXIMATELY
ONE WEEK BEFORE RETURNING TO SEWARD.
COST OF THE TRIP IS $194.00 EACH WAY. ACCOMMODA
TIONS FOR SIXTEEN PASSENGERS.
Captain N. P. Thomsen, USCG (ret.),
Aleutian Marine Transport Co., Inc.
. P. O. Box 537, Seward, Alaska •
or Phone Castle 4-5474 Seward
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