PHA Adds Extra
Sunday Flights
Because of the extra holiday
traffic in passengers and mail,
PNA has seed ul ed afternoon
Sunday flights for Dec. 13 and Dec.
20, it was announced today.
Also beginning Dec. 13 -the post
office has authorized that first
class mjail be dispatched from
Alaska to the south 48 by plane,
kct only as space is available,
Acting Postmaster William Lamme
announced. Airmail Christmas
cards will have first call on space
and will receive preferential
treatment over first or third class
Christmas cards. This airlift does
apply to any surface parcel post
still -being mailed, which will con
tinue to be routed through Anchor
age and Seward to Seattle.
Christmas cards and parcels for
Kodiak island points should be
■waled for the Kodiak Airways
pick-ups of Dec. 14 to 16 inclusive,
Postmaster Lamme staid.
Arts And Crafts
Show In Spring
The 1960 annual Alaskan Arts
and Crafts Show is tenatively an
nounced for March 18 through
March 20. The event will be staged
in Juneau.
The work exhibited muert be orig
inal and creative and must be sub
matted by the artist or craftsman
himself, according to the announ
cement
MELVIN WHEELER
NOW IN HAWAII
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii (FHTNC)
Melvin O. Wheeler, interior com
munications electrician second
class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph W. Wheeler of Kodiak, s
serving aboard the submarine USS
Madregal operating out of Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii.
During the weekend of Novem
ber. 7-8, the crew of the Madregal
visited the city of Hilo, Hawaii,
to participate in that city’s Hilo
county Fair.
The Community Baptist Church
I The Big White Church on the Hill”
THE REV. JOHN MOLLETT1, PASTOR
Sunday School — 9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship — 11:00 A.M.
t Youth Fellowship Groups — 6:30 P.M.
Evening Worship — 7:30 PM.
Mid Week Service — 7:30 PM.„ Wednesday
"HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE”
SUNDAY
SPECIAL
APPLE TURNOVERS ea 150
PEACH PIE ea 600
KAUGHTON’S BAKERY
Open Day & Nile
Phone 2062
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Erie Mueller, prop.
GLEAN NEAT! Beth Standard
Faraaee Oil and Standard Steve 03
are super-refined to barn dean
Call us today for prompt service
For your convenience we have
Automatic Keep-Filled Service
Home & Office
Phone 3131
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Standard Plant
Phone 4303
Boat Reg. Plates
Should Be Kept
Fishing vessel registration plates
now in use should be retained
until new state plates lare (avail
able, advises C. L. Anderson,
Commissioner of the Alaska
Department of Fish and Game.
The department plans to issue
new plates of the same number to
each vessel to maintain the con
tinuity of collected catch statistics4
The new state plates will be mail
ed to each fisherman after he has
complied with the vessel licensing
requirements.
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Ketchikan Firm
Low Bidder On
Harbor Project
Low bidder on the construction
of the Kodiak Small Boat Harbor
facilities was Oden Jensen and Son
of Ketchikan. Total bid was
$36,363.50.
The project ncludes the construc
tnon and installation of 627 lineal
feet of Styrofoam floats and the
driving of 443 creosote float anl
stall piles. According to the
Department of Public Works the
project should be completed in
early 1960.
Other firms submitting bids and
the amount bids were: Felton and
Wright, Kodiak, $37,847.75; Ram
stad Constuction Co., Anchorage,
$53,986.50; H. G. Date, Cordova,
$54,322; York Steel Co., Anchor
age, $55,394.83; and Swalling Con
struction Co. Anchorage, $59,638.
Govt. Hospitals
Now Open To
Vets In Alaska
Alaska veterans will now be
♦allowed to receive treatment for
non-service -connected disabilities
in hospitals of the Depatment of
Defense and the Department of
Health, Education and Welfare,
according to word -received from
Rep. Ralph J. Rivers this week.
H. R. 7910, sponsored by Rivers
offering this service to non-service
connected veterans where no VA
hospital is available within 500
miles of their home, is now pend
ing before the Committee on
Veterans’ Affairs of the House of
Representatives.
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Sunrise - Sunset
Dec. Sunrise Sunset
12 8:45 3:22
13 8:46 3:22
14 8:47 3:21
15 8:48 3:21
16 8:49 3:21
17 8:50 3:21
18 8:51 3:22
In the pagan world of the 4th
Century, December 25 was
already a sacred day through
out the Roman Empire. It was;
Dies Natalis Invicti Solis, the
Birthday of the Unconquered
Sun.
READ THE CLADS AM
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