No Toasts Until
January 8f 1963
Toastmasters will not meet for
the next two weeks, due to the
Holiday season. A slate of speak
ers has been announced for the
January 8 meeting.
John Warren will be toastmas
ter, and A1 Hochberger in charge
of table topics. Guy Powell will be
chief critic. Speakers that evening
will include. Harry Carter, Dick
Hensel, Father Targonski and Wal
ter Baldwin. The "Wizard of Ah’s"
that night will be Neil Sargent.
VISITING SON
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Anderson leave
this Friday for McMinnville, Ore.,
where they will visit their son,
James, and his family. James has
been attending college in that city.
Cub Scout Pack
Meeting Dec. 27
All Kodiak Cub Scouts and their
parents will attend a Pack meet
ing Thursday, Dec. 27, at 7:30 p.m.
in the High School auditorium.
Santa Claus plans to return and
bring gifts for all Cubs.
A report will be made at the
meeting on the Cub Scout project
of supplyi lg a Christmas food bas
ket for a t ?edy family in the com
munity. i 1 Cubs have brought
canned g Is to their den meet
ings to n e up the gift. Person
nel at the nniak Air Force Track
ing stat' donated $30 so the
food be ,et might be completed
with a big turkey and all the trim
mings.
Alay ijou discover the many
wonders c[ Christmas.
GIL JARVELA
Representative Gil Jarvela and Family
May the light or the star of Bethlehem
shine down through the ages to spread
peace ar.d /soppiness upon you in this
season of great joy .. . Merry Christmas.
KODIAK HOTEL
Bill & Sleta Muegge
Mike & Mariane Fitzgerald
Hour Parking
Limit Enforced
A one hour parking limit is be
ing enforced on Shelikoff across
from Knudsen’s and Kraft’s Dry
Goods store, according to Police
Chief R. E. Vickery. Tickets will
be issued to motorists who ignore
the parking limit.
The Chief suggested those de
siring to park their autos for long
er periods of time should use the
parking area at the Small Boat
Harbor. “Of course, the time is
limited there to 48 hours only,”
said the Chief.
Vehicles left at the Small Boat
Harbor after 48 hours will be im
pounded.
At the close of his weekly
statement the Chief joined in
wishing everyone a Merry Christ
mas. He also added, “May I re
quest once again that no gifts be
given to the department on Christ
mas, but a warm friendly Merry
Christmas will go a long way to
show your thanks.”
ACS Office Will Be
Open On Xmas Day
The ACS office will be open
from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Christ
mas and New Year’s days, accord
ing to Sgt. Archie Zehe, manager.
This service will allow the send
ing of Christmas and New Year’s
greetings bv telegram.
Santa To Visit Base Saturday
The CPO Club will hold a party
for the children of Chiefs Sunday
afternoon, Dec. 23. Santa will be
there and ice cream and cake will
be served.
Another children’s party will be
held at the Civilian Club for mens
hers’ offspring at 2 p.m. Dec. 23,
and the Coast Guard Wives Club
will have a Christmas party for
their children at the Enlisted
Men’s Club Dec. 23 from 1 until
3 p.m.
A happy wish
for a Holiday of
happiness,
cheer and good
will to all our
friends and
customers.
i
RUSSELL WRIGHT
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We hope your joys are many and your troubles few...
A uery Merry Christmas from all of us to youl
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