Community Baptist Church Choir
Presents “The Song Of Christmas”
A program of Christmas music
will be presented by the Commun
ity Baptist Church Choir this Sun
day at 11 a m. and 7 p.m. at the
Church.
Selections to be offered com?
from the famous Fred Waring
Choral arrangement, “The Song of
Christmas," by Roy Ringwald.
The Choir is under direction of
Mrs. Ella Mae Warren. Organist
is Mrs. Martha White, and pianist.
Mrs. Sandra Strandberg. Narrator
for Sunday’s program will be Roy
Madsen.
Members of the 26 voice choir
include sopranos: Lois Burnham.
Melissa Harris, Laurel Earl, Helen
Hall, Jane English, Ellen Barr,
Marge Wolf, Judy Walker and
Evelyn Pratt.
Altos: Nelda Stone, Ruth Bel
cher, Ellen Dawson, Lola Harvey.
Dawn Jarvela, Svea Breckberg and
Karen Monell.
Tenors: Bob Hall, Morris Burn
ham. Bill Stone and Chuck Hen
thorne: Bass: Bob Dawson, Roy
Madsen, Chet Hagel, Gary Nevin
ger, Gary Hiller and Harold Rich
ter.
Featured soloists will be Helen
Hall, soprano; Jane English, so
prano; Gary Nevinger, baritone;
Lois Burnham, soprano and Chuck
Henthorne, tenor.
Musical selections will be of
fered by Mrs. Martha White at the
organ, and Mrs. Sandra Strandberg
at the piano.
Post Office
Open Sat. P.M.
The post office will remain open
all afternoon Saturday, Dec. 22,
according to Postmaster William
Lamme.
In order to handle last minute
Christmas mail, all transactions
will be handled except money or
ders and COD.
Lamme also announced that the
post office will be open its regular
hours Monday and be closed on
Christmas day.
Because there will be no PNA
planes on Christmas day, there will
be no mail distribution that day,
Lamme said.
LARGEST CANNERY
About 1890 the largest cannery
in the world was located at Karluk.
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Day of gay
excitement, grand
surprises too —
a perfect day in
every’’ way may
Christmas be
for you!
ALASKA KING CRAB
Co. D Enlists Nine
Men In December
Co, D has enlisted nine men
during the past two weeks, it was
announced by Lt. Ronald M. Chase,
commanding officer.
Men with prior service entering
the unit are Specialist Fourth
Class Dennis Moore, three years
Regular Army, and Pfc. Richard
Frost, formerly of this unit and
more recently of the Washington
National Guard.
New recruits include Pvts. Ed
ward F. Brown, Jack P. Burckhard.
Donald C. Dugwyler, Gary V. Mar
coni, Dennis W. Metrokin, Carl
Don Nekeferoff, and David C.
Swenson. Lt. Chase said that a
number of choice assignments are
still open but are expected to be
filled soon. All young men between
the ages of 17 through 35 and war
veterans are invited to join Co. D
and receive a full day’s pay at Reg
ular Army rates for the two hour
drill period each week, free spec
ialist schooling, and the opportuni
ty to advance according to ability
and ambition. For further infor
mation contact the National Guard
Armory at 6-5245.
TOO MUCH DRINK
Too much drink resulted in four
arrests this past week according
to City Police. Jack Johnson, Earl
Bassford and Wilfred Pavloff each
forfeited their $25 bail, and John
Challiak forfeited his $50 bail.
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As Christmas draws near it is only natural that our thoughts
turn to those who have played such a big part in our success
... our friends, our customers. Our best way of wishing you a
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year is to assure you of
continued high quality and courteous service in the year and
years to come.
KODIAK BRANCH
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
Member Federal Deposit insurance Corp.
ond Federal Reserve System
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