This is the wish wc send your way:
May yours be a Merry Holiday —
Sig and Beth Digree
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A CHRISTMAS
WISH FOR YOU
To our friends and patrons...
a tree-load of happiness
and prosperity
From all the gang at
Kodiak Airways
Choir Scene Made from Odds and Ends
IT takes a bit of ingenuity but
* little money and time for
the James Dossers of Marietta,
Ga., to concoct Christmas do-it
yourself magic.
Their home looks like a Santa
Claus workshop long before
the Yule season begins.
Here’s how the Dossers made
their eye-catching choir scene,
at a cost of less than 40 cents.
The bodies of the singers are
made of five-inch thread cones.
These, Mrs. Dosser says, you
can get free from any factory
that uses thread.
The wooden heads are found
at the dime store and you paint
on the face. Fit the heads onto
the small cone opening and
wrap a four-inch white pipe
cleaner around the neck stem
to serve as arms.
'T'HE choir robes are black
-*■ crepe paper topped with a
white lace doily. Cut a straight
piece of crepe paper 4Vi» x 18
inches. Using a piece of fine
florist wire as if it were a
needle, gather the crepe in
skirt fashion around the cone.
Cut a small round opening in
FOR 40 CENTS: Mrs. James Dosser with choir scene she made.
the four-inch white lace doily
and fit over the head. The black
tie is a wisp of crepe paper.
Dosser made the organ out
of wood scraps and an old
pocketbook mirror. White can
dles are fitted into holes at the
top.
The choir “book” is made of
folded red Christmas seals.
P. O. Will Close
Sunday, Monday
With no p’.anoa scheduled 'or
this afternoon (Sat.) and none
for Sunday, the Post Office will be
closed at 1 cn Saturday and all
day Sunday and Monday, Post
master Lamme announced today.
“Should there l e a plane Satur
day afternoon due to any disrupted
schedule,“ he added, “we will work
the mail and open the windows for
packages only. Anyone expecting
last minute packages should check
on this.’’
“Although closed Monday, there
is one plane scheduled for the
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“7^
afternoon, and the mail will be dis
patched and distributed,” he ex
plained.
For New Years, he added, there
will be no planes on Sunday and
two planes on Monday, Jan. 2. The
post office will be closed both days.
“We at the post office,” he said,
i-' 1 1
“wish to thank everyone for their
courtesy and cooperation during
this busy season. And my clerks,
Lillian Lamme, Lois Nicolet, Har
riett Benson, Milton Souter and
Charley Miller all join me in wish
ing everyone the Best of the Sea
son.”
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v Greetings
fK. & JL
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~ It wouldn't be Christmas if we
didn't get in touch and extend
our greetings to those We like so
very much,. .Have an old-fash
ioned Very Merry Christmas!
Breakers Bar & Liquor Store
RUTH. FRED, LON, MIKE
BILLIE, MARY, MAUDE & MILLIE