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The Littletons. Left to right standing are Mike, Carl and Bill. Seated
is Mrs. Littleton.
By Yule Chaffin
The Kodiak Civil Air Patrol is
soon to lose four of its most active
members. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Little
ton and sons Mike and Bill will
soon be leaving for sunny Califor
nia. Mr. Littleton, SH2 USN, has
been in the navy for the past
nineteen years. He and his family
are being transferred to Alameda,
Caifornia, where Carl will assume
shipboard duty until he retires
next March. During his tour of
duty in Kodiak he was manager
of the Navy Exchange vending
machine shop.
Mr. Littleton’s position in the
Kodiak Civil Air Patrol was that
of Executive Officer. Mrs. Little
ton was Adjutant of this patrol
since the time it was started. One
of their sons, Mike, has been As
sistant Commander of Cadets and
Your Bible
and Mine
By Kenneth W. French
Pastor of Harbor Light
Pentecostal Chapel
The Bible says, quoting from
the twenty-fourth chapter of
Luke: “Then opened He (Jesus)
their understanding that they
might understand the scriptures,
and said unto them, Thus it be
hooved Christ to suffer and to
rise from the dead the third
day: And that repentance and
remission of sins should be
preached in His name among all
nations, beginning at Jerusa
lem.’’ This quotation is from
Jesus final instructions to his
apostles, the men whom he had
taught, trained and commission
ed to carry a specific and well
defined gospel designed to save
lost men and women of every
nationality. Jesus death and res
urreetion had paid the price for
sinners redemption. He had
done His part. His men were to
tell people this, and to tell them
what their part was that they
must do. They were told to
preach repentance and remis
sion of sins and it was to be
preached in Jesus name and
they were to begin at Jerusalem.
Next week we go to Jerusalem
for a glimpse of these Jesus
trained and commissioned prea
chers, and the gospel in action.
(Paid adv.)
another son, Bill, was 1st Sergeant
in the Kodiak Squadron.
Jeri, as Mrs. Littleton is affec
tionately known by her many
friends, also has three more chil
dren at home. They are Charlotte,
age 13, Lee, age 11, and Cory,
age 4. Besides efficiently manag
ing a family of five and being very
active in Civil Air Patrol work,
Jeri has also found time to work
for King Crab Cannery.
The Littletons prove the old
saying that “if you want to get
something done, ask a busy man
to do it.” It is through the efforts
of such people as these that the
Kodiak Civil Air Patrol continues
to be active and to grow. The
Kodiak unit, which started out
with only a few members, now
numbers around fifteen cadets and
fifteen adults. The Littletons state
that they will loin the Alameda
unit of the CAP and that they in
tend to continue to be active in
CAP work.
Upon leaving here they will tour
♦he East Coast during a 30-day
leave before proceeding to Ala
meda. The affection and best
wishes of their many friends go
with them.
Mirror classifieds bring results.
There will be a Polio Immuniza
tion Clinic at the Kodiak Health
Center from 10:30 to 11:00 am.
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on Saturday, May 14. All four
shots will be given. There is a
charge of 50c per shot for adults.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Alaska Department of Public Works, Division of High
ways, will hold a Public Hearing at 7:30 P. M., May 18, I960,
at the Courthouse in Kodiak, Alaska.
This Hearing is being held in compliance with Title 23,
United States Code, Chapter 1, Section 128, for the purpose of
providing an opportunity for all interested persons to discuss
the proposed location of the following described Federal-aid
Highway.
Beginning at the proposed intersection of Alaska Street and
Brooklyn Avenue, thence northeasterly along Brooklyn Avenue
to a proposed intersection of Brooklyn Avenue and Rezanoff
Drive; thence southeasterly along Rezanoff Drive to a proposed
intersection of Rezanoff Drive and “J” Street; thence north
easterly along “J” Street to a proposed intersection in Block 50;
thence southeasterly along a proposed route to a proposed inter
section with Mission Road between Block 2 and Block 3 on
Mission Road.
The public will be informed at this Hearing on all matters
concerning the location and design features, and the general
economic and other aspects of the proposed improvements, all
in sufficient detail to permit residents of the area to have full
and reliable information concerning the project.
Publish May 7, 14, 1960.
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