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Kodiak has progressed in its home building as seen by the above.
Waterfowl Season
Closes Dec. 3
Will Troyer of the local U. S.
Fish & wildlife Service office
Wishes to remind hunters that the
waterfowl season closes Decem
ber 3. Hunting is permitted until
sunset, Saturday, December 3. This
^losure is in effect on sea ducks
its well as game ducks.
City League Games
i On Monday night, 21 Novem
ber, two games were played.
The Medical and Dental team from
the base was defeated by an alert
and hard-driving Kraft’s 5. The
score was 53-37. High for Kraft’s
was Suydam with 24 points. In
the second game VP-17, with a
fine display of teamwork and out
side shooting, defeated PNA Fly
e rs by a score of 78-59. The game
was tied until the last eight min
utes. Noyes led VP-17, with 27
markers; high for PNA was Jerl
img with 25 points.
On Tuesday night the American
Legion 5, after a slow start, de
feated the D and A team by a
score of 62-36. Gimlan was high
for the Legion with 14 points;
Broun led D and A with a high
of 14.
In the 8:30 game PNA faced
the Base League leaders, undefeat
ed in play this season, the power
ful NAVCOMSTA team. PNA
jumped off to an early lead and
held the lead until half time. Final
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score was NAVCOMSTA 78, PNA
61. High scorer for PNA was Skin
ner with 18 points. High for
NAVCOMSTA was McLouth with
23 points.
Game Postponed
High winds prevented the sche
duled flight of the Kodiak High
School Bears to Seward last Fri
day for their basketball games with
the Seward Seahawks. The trip
was rescheduled for Friday, Nov
ember 25th. The Bears will meet
their rivals at 8 P.M. on Friday
and Saturday nights.
Free Lessons In
Figure Skating
Mrs. Verlyn Geriene offers free
figure skating lessons to school
children. She will instruct on Sat
urday, from 2 P.M. until 4 P.M.
at Mission Lake.
Anyone interested may contact
her at phone 6244.
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
BIRTHS
A daughter, Jodi Kay, weighing
6 lbs. 5 ozs., was born on November
19 to Alice and Alfred Nelson,
Afognak.
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A son, Raymond Michael, weigh
ing 10 lbs. was born on November
21 to Julia and Dennis Knagin,
Afognak.
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FOR YOUR FOLKS & FRIENDS IN THE “SOUTH 49”
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
SEA SNACKS from Alaska’s Icy Waters
4/7 oz. cans delicious Silver salmon
4/4 oz. cans tender tasty medium shrimp
4/7 Vz oz. cans finest pack King Crab,
world famous delicacy
ALL packed in KODIAK, the King
Crab Capital of the world
KING CRAB, INC.
Packaged and ready for mailing
Mailed anyw here in the 50 States ., S9.00
Over the counter to you _ $7.00
TV Schedule
Saturday
1:00—.Movie
2:30—Big Picture
3:00—You Are There
3:30—American Government
4:00—Air Power
4:30—Lucky Lager Sports
5:00—Fury
5:30—Dave King Show
6:00—Milton Berle
6:30—.Noahs Ark
7:00—Big Story
7:30—Schlitz Playhouse
8:00—Rawhide
9:00—Peter Gunn
9:30—The Texan
10:00—Movie
Sunday
1:00—The Christophers
1:30—Sacred Heart
1:45—Christian Science
2:00—Stereo Startime
3:00—Jerry Lewis Show
4:00—Music On Ice
5:00—Tenn. Ernie Ford
5:30—People Are Funny
6:00—Zane Grey Theatre
6:30—Gunsmoke
7:00—News Of The Week In Re
view
7:30—'Twilight Zone
8:00—Perry Mason
9:00—The Untouchables
10:00—Movie
Monday
5:30—Wanderlust
6:00—Silent Service
6:30—Ozzie And Harriet
7:00—News Of The Day
7:15—EBF
7:30—What’s My Line
8:00—Four Star Anthology
8:30—Man Called X
9:00—You’re On The Spot
9:30—Wrestling
10:00—You Bet Your Life
10:30—Ed Sullivan
Tuesday
5:30—'Men Of Annapolis
6:00—Robin Hood
6:30—Harbor Command
7:00—News Of The Day
7:15—EBF
7:30—The Real McCoys
8:00—I’ve Got A Secret
8:30—American Music Festival
9:00—Price Is Right
9:30—Chevy Mystery Show
Wednesday
5:30—Cross Current
6:00—D. Christian
6:30—Lets Play It Safe
7:00—News Of The Day
7:15—EBF
7:30—Traffic Court
8:00—Royal Playhouse
8:30—Wed. Night Fights
9:00—Jalopy Races
9:30—Movie
Thursday
5:30—Science In Action
6:00—Death Valley Days
6:30—Ann Southern
7:00—News Of The Day
7:15—EBF
7:30—This Is Your Life
8:00—Martin Kane
8:30—Highway Patrol
9:00—Jimmie Rodgers
9:30—Voice Of Firestone
10:00—Armstrong Circle Theatre
Friday
5:30—Cartoons
6:00—Cartoons
6:30—High Road To Danger
7:00—^News Of The Day
7:15—Americans At Work
7:30—Phil Silvers
8:00—Star Performance
8:30—Markham
9:00—Men In Space
9:30—Wanted Dead Or Alive
10:00—Movie
On The Blotter
Arrests during the past week,
according to the Kodiak Police De
partment: Carl R. Ollsen, Assault
and Battery. Turned over *o the
State; Robert Tolva, Drunk, $15
fine and 10 daysj Paul Bayou,
Drunk. $15 fine and 10 days; Har
ald Danielson, Drunk, Released
on $25 bail, forefeited.
Steak Night Tonight
For
Elks and Their Ladies
Emblem Club Members and Their
Escorts
Dinner from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
★ Dancing from 10 p.m. ^
Elks Club
Phone 5222 for reservations No guests, please
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Beautiful Imports from
Sweden — Germany — Israel
and India
In Glass and Brass
Phone 2631
9-6 Weekdays
10-8 Friday
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LOU VEERMAN
Agent
Phone 4521
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SAILING FROM SEATTLE
MS TATALINA
NOV. 30, CALLING AT
Seward (Mail Only), Womens Bay,
Kodiak, Seldovia, Homer.
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This bank has aided in the progress
of the Kodiak Island area for the past
twenty years, and is looking to the
future with still more progress, evi
denced by the fact that we merged
with five other Alaska banks on April
1st, of this year, into the largest
banking system in Alaska, to provide
more and better banking facilities
for future progress.
Kodiak Branch
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
and Federal Reserve System