Vandalism Here
On The increase
There has been a breakout of
vaf^ajJLsm the past few weeks, ac
cording to the Police Department.
Those involved have been caught.
“I'd like to draw to the attention
of parents of those under 18 years
of age,” Chief of Police Vickery
stated, “that they can be made to
repay for any damages up to
$500, which their children do.*’
Prosecutions are warranted under
Chapter 98, Laws of Alaska
(1957). ' .
The Chief stated that his depart
ment will bring anyone to court
who is caught breaking windows,
machinery or street lights. He asks
the cooperation of anyone seeing
damage done to property, in re
porting it to his department.
PNA Announces
Holiday Flight
Pacific Northern Airlines an
nounces that on Sunday December
13 <aaid 20, there will be two flights
out of Kodiak, via Anchorage, to
•Seattle. The flights are planned to
assist in taking care of the heavy
holiday traffic.
The flights will be the same as
the regular daily scheduled flights
which depart from Kodiak at 11:05
a.m ard 5 pm.
We stair Planes
Honolulu Bound
Westair Transport plans a trip
to Honolulu every two weeks dur
ing the months of January, Feb
ruary and March, according to
Vem Fannin, Station Manager
here.
• * .v*>„ .
Cost of the round trip is $289
plus $2.09 transportation tax, he
said. Planes will leave from Anch
orage, touching at Kodiak before
continuing on to Honolulu. Sche
dules will be announced shortly.
HIT AND RUN DRIVER
William Roy Beristoff was ar
rested on a charge of hit and run
•and failure -to make out an acci
dent report. His case was postpon
ed until he is discharged from the
hospital, where he was taken,1 due
to illness.
j
Nj home is safe from tuber
culosis until all are safe. Help
your TB association prevent
1 he spread of this most tragic
disease. Your Christmas Seal
contribution will help protect
your family circle.
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TURKEYS
are thought of in connection
with Thanksgiving. Kodiak In
surance & Building Carp, is
thought of with any kind of in
surance. When they think of
Thanksgiving and something to
EAT PEOPLE
think of turkey. We are in the
insurance business
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and we have always taken such
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they have had good reason tor
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SO COLD AND SO WET—Mrs. Margart Butts, 30, of Clarkston,
«>h., her son Gary, 14, and her niece and nephew, Sharen Bent*
on, 17 and Dewayne Benton, 15, shiver and huddle atop a sleet
covered boulder in the south fork of the Clearwater River near
Orangeville, Idaho, alter their si. all foreign-made station wagon
went into the river. They skidled off the icy roadwTay. They were
trapped for almost four hours atop the boulder before a rone was
tossed to them. They wele then h: uled to shore, cold, wet hut with
out any apparent serious- injuries. (AP Wirephoto)
Group To Show Center.
Religious Firm Sunrise - Sunset
A feature length film entitled XT
“The Great Commandment” will ^ov* Sunrise Sunset
be shown at the Community Bap- 21 8:07 3:44
tist Church, Friday Noverhber 27, 22 8:09 3:42
beginning at 7:30 p.m. 23 8:12 * 3:40
Showing of the film is sponsor- 2^ 8:14 3:39
ed by the Assembly of God, Church 25 8:16 3:37
of God, Community Baptist 2^ 8:18 3:36
Church and the Kodiak Christian 2” 8:20 3:35
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Aid Is Sought
By Santa Claus
Here’s Your Chance To Help
Santa Claus.
Santa Claus will accompany
Teenie the Clown on his trip
around the Island and to West
ward, as they go aboard the m/v
Expansion about December 5.
Teenie the Clown will make an
appearance at ail the stops along
the mailboat’s route. He will pre
sent his show which is designed for
the small fry at each village along
the way. Teenie has appeared on
the AFRS-TV circuit for a numb
er of years. His program will be
similiar to the TV appearances
with some new acts thrown in.
Santa Claus will have a sack
full of -gifts for all the kids in the
villages. Anyone desiring to assist
him in filling his bags may do so
by leaving gifts at the City Dock
in town or at the TV Station on
the Naval Station. Toys, comic
books, candy, or any small gifts
are preferred. Gifts must be in
prior to sailing date. *
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