Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Jensen
LOU VEERMAN
AGENT
486-2656
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
NOV. 14, 1962
MS TANANA
Womens Bay, Kodiak
Port Williams, Seldovia, Homer
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member that Christmas isn’t too
far away.
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ily group makes a wonderful
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KISUSSERPS — Where All Kodiak Shops
Thomas J. Jensens, Sr., Celebrate 50th
Wedding Anniversary At Concrete, Wn.
Celebrating their Golden Wed
ding anniversary on Sept. 16 were
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Jensen,
Sr., at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. J. Alfred Johnson at Con
crete, Washington.
Hosting the reception were Mrs.
Dean Hurn, Mrs. Dick Boury,
granddaughters and Mr. and Mrs.
Elements Do Not
Deter “Spooks”
Ten members of the Spooks
Borough Study group braved the
elements to discuss the borough
problems, Tuesday night, at the
home of Rep. and Mrs. Gil Jarvela.
Included in the discussion were
roads, taxation and possible lim
ited annexation.
As an assignment all members
will study the Borough Act as
amended to Chapter 20 and report
back at the next meeting to be
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Marinkovich on Mill Bay
Road Nov. 20 at 8 p.m.
Those attending Tuesday’s meet
ing included: T. T. Jackson, Henry
Breckberg, June Juelson, Charles
Edris, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barr, Bur
nie Lindsey, Phil Anderson Mrs.
Elmer Jesser and Mr. and Mrs. Gil
Jarvela.
J. Alfred Johnson.
Among the friends and relatives
who attended the observance were
Adolph and Auggie Molthes of
Oregon, nephew and niece, and
Mrs. Don Freeman of Lake Good
win Stanvvood, Washington.
Kodiak area relatives include
Mrs. Louis Larsen, Mrs. T. Spra
cher and John S. Larsen of Afog
nak and Mrs. II. A. Drabek of Ko
diak.
EVIDENCE
After a few global wars all na
tions should have enough experi
ence to believe in peace.
Antenna Strippers
Issued Warnings
Reports of car antennas being
broken have been made to the Ko
diak Police Department during the
past week, and according to Police
Chief R. E Vickery, good descrip
tions of two persons involved have
been given at police headquarters.
LOWELL THOMAS, JR.
GUR NEXT
CONGRESSMAN
Will
ENCOURAGE
Rapid Development
of Our Resources
—With Alaska Labor
For Export to
Far East Neighbors
Resources Such As:
Timber
Iron Ore
Coal
Petroleum
ALASKA NEEDS A
Strong Effective
VOICE IN CONGRESS!
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Kodiak, Alaska