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PTA To Sponsor
Book Collection
In City’s Schools
One of the projects the P.T.A. is
sponsoring this year is a Book and
Periodical Drive to supplement
the High School library. Parents
and other interested persons are
asked to contribute suitable books
which they no longer wish to keep.
Non-fiction books in all fields
are desired, particularly recent
scientific books. Factual books
with out dated material will not be
useful.
Fiction books need not be con
fined to the classics but may be
any wholesome book which would
appeal to high school students.
Suitable pocket books are also
desired as they can be reinforced
and will last for several months.
Magazines and news periodicals
will be helpful even though they
are slightly out dated if sent reg
ularly. Any person wishing to sub
scribe to a magazine for the li
brary may contact Mrs. Belcher,
school librarian, at 6-2488 as to
which publications are most
needed.
Contributed books may be sent
to the library by any upper-grade
student or left at the office of the
a a. a. a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
new school. A note should accom
pany the books stating whether
books should be returned to the
contributor or given to the City
Library in case of excessive dupli
cation or unsuitability.
Milliken Show -
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Newman on props.
Curtain chores are handled by
the Sprites and Bill Harvey. He
and George Buxton are also in
charge of the lighting. Frieda El
liott is on makeup; Helen Lee and
Marjorie Munk in charge of dress
ing rooms; Ginger Veerman in
charge of advance ticket sales; La«
Rue Troyer, publicity; and Marge
Wolf, posters.
Selling tickets at the door are
June Burckhard and Gretchen
Saupe; Ginny Carlson and Mary
Heffner handle the programs, and
the costume committee includes
Ginger Veerman, Mary Chase,
Lena Carpenter, Eleanor Putney,
Lola Harvey and Frieda Elliott.
MARRIED ON DEC. 14
Ronald E. Hurst, Kodiak cattle
man, and Grayce Hightower were
married Dec. 14 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Felton.
The Rev. Lewis White of the
Kodiak Community Baptist Church
officated at the wedding rite.
KIN I MAN
May your turkey be
the fattest, may your
pumpkin pie be the
spiciest, your Christ
mas tree the brightest,
your gifts the hand
somest, your hearts
the lightest—that they
have been in many,
many years!
CASINO CLUB
RACHEL ROGERS — LEE FRANKLIN
and the WESTERN AIRES
ADFG Rules —
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crab. Previously bVi”. the mini
mum requirement will be 7”
come Jan. 1, in Kodiak area.
Measures are to be made 90° to
the body axis in width and in
clude the spines.
The general salmon season for
the Kodiak area in 1963 opens
June 3 and closes Sept. 27. Major
changes from previous regulations
are as follows:
The Mainland district including
all waters from Cape Douglas to
Kilokak Rocks will not open io
salmon fishing in 1963 unless an
nounced from the Kodiak Fish and
Game office during the season.
In the Alitak district, Inner Kar
luk and Uyak sections will have a
mid-season closure from July 5 to
July 15. In addition, there will be
a three (3) day fishing week from
June 24 to Aug. 16. The remainder
of the season will be open to a
five (5) day fishing week.
Leads for purse seines and hand
purse seines have been increased
from a minimum of 50 to a maxi
mum of 100 fathoms with the ag
gregate seine—lead length set at
250 fathoms. The area at the
mouth of Sturgeon River from
Cape Karluk to Sturgeon Head will
be closed to salmon fishing in
1963.
Minor changes include the ad
justment of the Karluk district
line between Malina Point Light
and West Point to read between
Malina Light and Broken Point,
thence to Chief Point. In addition,
the Deadman-Portage Bay section
line is adjusted to read north of
the northern tip of Fox Island to
the east shore of Moser Peninsula.
Previously it was west of the
northern tip of Fox Island to the
shore. This boundary will be
marked for the 1963 season.
Subsistence fishing has been ex
cluded with all legal commercial
gear in the waters about Mill Bay
from Spruce Cape to Woody Island
to the boat harbor and in the
streams tributary to Saltery Cove,
Chiniak Bay, Pasagshak, Anton
Larsen and Monashka Bays.
Subsistence permits will be re
quired throughout commercial sal
mon season.
Mirror classifieds bring results.
Marriage Licenses
Marriage applications filed with
District Magistrate Mabel V. Fen
ner recently included:
Denny McCarthy, Kodiak and
Martha Gronn, Kodiak.
Charles Martin, Kodiak and Vir
ginia D. Alho, Kodiak.
Aaron Frank Fielder, Kodiak,
and Nadine Motsenbocker, San Ra
mon, Calif.
Walter C. Barrow, Kodiak and
Gertrude Berestoff, Kodiak.
Cyril F. Hoen, USN, Kodiak and
Christina Carole Simeonoff, Ko
diak.
HEY KIDS!
ROTARY CHRISTMAS PARTY
MOVIES
CARTOONS
STOCKINGS
SANTA CLAUS
HIGH SCHOOL
SATURDAY, DEC. 22 — 10 A.M.
CHILDREN UP TO AGE 9
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