21 Attend 1st CAP Meeting Tuesday
The new Civil Air Patrol unit
feeing formed in Kodiak held its
«rst meeting October 20th at 7:30
pm in the National Guard
Armory. Robert Leonard, acting
Commander, presided over the
meeting. Ten interested adults and
eleven youths attended the meet
ing and of these, nineteen picked
up membership forms.
Mr. Leonard explained the pur
rpose and some of the goals of the
^organization. An informal question
and answer period followed. Some
<©f the topics that came up for dis
cussion were cost of uniforms,
-'efe’igations of members, staff posi
tions and duties to be performed
in fhese positions, availability of
^aircraft, and time allotment at
-meetings in regard to the amount
time allowed for business meet
ting. study, and drill.
was decided that it would be
fees* for this new organization to
meet weekly. The regular meeting
mi the CAP will be Tuesday night
tom 3fc30 to 9:30 at the
Gjjard Annojy>^Anyone
interested in CAP is invited to
afctend Jthese meetings. /•
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US Basketball
Season Tickets
Offered to Fans
The high school basket team
will offer reason tickets for sale
teegmuiag Friday, October 23.
"That charge will be $5 for adults
srad $2.50 for students. This rep
resents quite a savings with the
teams -playing approximately 20
^aeies during the season.
These tickets will give the pur
chaser the right to purchase tic
kets for visiting high school games
45or half price. Both Palmer and
^Seward are expected to visit Ko
•diafc tins year. Regular ticket
4»ices are 50c for town league
games and $1 to $1.50 for visiting
high school games.
. Members of the team and cheer
leaders are selling the tickets.
First game will be November 5,
Bears vs. Alumni at 8 pm at the
high school gym.
Sunrise - Sunset
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27 7:11 4:36
28 7:13 4:34
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Roll Call Night
Set for October 30
Roll call night has been an
nounced by I>on Lawhead, Exalted
Ruler of the Elks Lodge here, for
Friday, October 30, in the Elks
Lodge rooms.
An annual event" the lodge ses
sion is usually attended by a large
group of members. Members from
other lodges also attend.
This years roll call night will be
preceded by a steak dinner, be
ginning at 6:30 p.m. The session
is scheduled for 8:30.
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
A baiby boy was born to Lois and
George Ante, Tuesday, October 20.
Christened George Sherman, the
boy weighed 8 pounds, 15 ounces.
ADMISSIONS
Alexander Laktopsn, of Karlwk;
Willie Anseote, Kaguyak; Joseph
Grpss, Woody Island; Edward
McKenzie of Kpdiafc; and Capt.
Neils Thomsen, from the4Expan
sion.
DISCARGED
Mrs. Tina Antonsen; Joseph
Gross; Andy Melovedoff; Mrs. Ri
ka Suender; Mrs. Anne Buck; Mr.
Seward Brand ell; Alexander Lak
tonen; Doris Shugak; Capt Neils
Thomsen.
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Sweeney Resigns
From Police Dept.
Tom Sweeney, a member of the
police force here, leaves Sunday -
to assume his new duties as a State
Police officer.
Sweeney will attend a school in
Anchorage,.. following which he
will take' training in that city be
fore being assigned regular duty.
He successfully passed the State
Police exams held recently.
His family will join him at a
, later date.
TV Schedule
Saturday
9:30—Test Pattern and Music
10:00—Childrens Corner
12:00—Annie Oakley
12:30—Highway Patrol
1:00—The Last Quarter
2:00—Feature Film
4:00—Parole
430—You Are There
500—Mr Wizard
530—Jalopy Races
600—Lawrence Welk
6:50—EBF Middle States
7:00—Mr. District Attorney
7:30—People Are Funny
6:00—Perry Presents
9:(KM-Sdenee Fiction Theatre'
9:30—Town Hall Party
Sunday
12:00—Test Pattern and Music
1:00—Chapel of The Air
1:30—Christophers
2:00—This is Kodiak
2:30—Lucky Lager Sportstime
3:00—Let's Play It Safe
3:30—You Asked For It
4:00—^Bowling Derby
5:00—Swinging Strings
6:00—Polka Parade
6:50—Americans At Work
7:00—yFack Benny
7:30—Star Performance
8:00—Ed Sullivan
8:55—EBF Shell Fishing
9:05—Chevy Show
10:00—Royal Playhouse
10:30—Vagabond
Monday
4:30—Test Pattern and Music
5:00—Robin Hood
5:30—Life With Father
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—News
6:30—Peter Gunn
7 • oo—Whirlybirds
7:30—My Hero
8:00—I^ame That Tune
8:30—This Is Your Life
9:00—Wrestling
9:45—Sourdough Theatre
Tuesday
4:30—Test Pattern and Music
5:00—China Smith
5:30—Ted Mack's Amateurs
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—News
6:30—San Francisco Beat
7:00—SSI Power
7:30—Jimmie Rodgers
8:00—Gary Moore
8:50—C&F Modern Chippewa In
dians,
9:00—I Led Three Lives
9:30—Star and The Story
10:00—AFRS Movietime
Wednesday
4:30—Test Pattern and Music
5:00—Masquerade Party
5:30—Mr. Adam and Eve
6.00—Cartoons
6:15—News
6:30—Decoy
7:00—Ozzie and Harriet
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7:30—I’ve Got A Secret
8:00—The Whistler
8:30—The Unexpected
9:00—Wednesday NJght Fight*
9:30—Arthur Murray
10:00—Dage Theatre
Thursday
4:30—Test Pattern and Music
5:00—Annie Oakley
5:30—Target
6:00—Cartoons •
6:15—News
6:30^—Tenn. Ernie Ford
7:00—'Flight
7:30—You Bet Your Life
8:00—OldsmoMle Theatre .
8:30—Sea Hunt
9:00—Pat Boone
9:30—‘Kodiak Playhouse
Friday
4:30—Test Pattern and Music
5:00—Captain Kangaroo
5:50—EBF Teacher
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—News
6:30—Traffic Court
7:00—Highway Patrol
7:30—Price Is Right
8:00—Ellery Queen
9:00—Friday Night Fights
9:45—Advei^ureToraonnwr
10:15—Juke Box Jury
MOtoT'AIS programs subject to
change without pner notice.
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easy loading
luggage compartment
New convenience has been built into
Chevy’s big, vacation-sized luggage
compartment by lowering the loading
height.
spaciousness inside
Inside you’ll find room and more
room. There’s room to sprawl in,
room to sit tall in—and the roofline
has a respect for hats. A new flatter
transmission tunnel is a boon to the
middle man. Here is the kind of space
that invites the family.
THRIFTIER
!!!new!!!
V8 ROWER
Under the hood thrift is accented in a
new standard V8, engineered to de
liver up to 10% more miles for every
gallon while giving you more zest at
normal speeds. Or you might choose
its teammate—Chevy’s Hi-Thrift 6
—the engine that starts saving the
moment you flip the ignition switch.
NEW QUIET
AND COMPORT
Thicker, newly designed body
mounts insulate you from road shock
and noise, insuring an almost cocoon
• like quiet. Full Coil spring suspension
melts bumps as no other suspension
system can. Oil hushed hydraulic
valve lifters reduce engine noise to a
whisper.
! NEW!
refinements
for tire driver
Everybody will want to be the driver
when he sees the kind of pleasure a
turn at the wheel brings. The driver
finds Chevy has further cushioned
him from engine impulses by an
improved clutch linkage system. He’ll
also find a convenient new parking
brake that automatically returns to
normal height after application.
NEAREST TO PERFECTION A
LOW-PRICED CAR EVER CAME!
Top entertainment-The Dinah Shore Chevy Show-Sundays NBC-TV—Pat Boone Chevy Showroom-Weekly ABC-TV—Red Skelton Chevy Special Friday. October 9. CBS-TV.
See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer
DONNELLEY & ACHESON MOTOR COMPANY
FOOT OF MAIN STREET PHONE 3201 KODIAK