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A big Dance
at the Elk’s Club
NEW YEARS EVE
Refreshments Music Noisemakers
Frizes and a $50 Bond given away
Admission by
membership card only
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and
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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to all our customers and friends
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December 31 2pm i
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Ylercy IVSission
The r s-u Guard use i wv#
planes Saturday, hut ns usual
•ompleted their mission, to
irinir a seriously ill I-Vt\ vdle
•esident to Kcdiak Naval Kta
ion and transfer him to Griffin
Memorial Hospital.
Emil Cosbruk was the
patient. The CG received a
request for medical assistance
for the Perryville man. A
plane piloted by Lcdr; Glen
Thompson and Lt. C. S.
LaBaw with a Navy doctor
abrard took off in a PBY
around 8:40 am. They bad
trouble with their hydraulic
system after they were air
bourne and returned to the
field. The same crew boarded
another PBY and got off
around 9:40 am.
After landing at Perryville
Lt. W.S. Herold went ashore
in a skiff to see Cosbruk. He
found him in a serious con
dition and decided to bring
' him to town. While the doctor
I was ashore he gave medical
assistance to three other per
sons.
The plane flew in strong
winds on the outward trip. It
landed at 2:15 pm. Members
of the crew were R.J. Joy,
Adi; R.E. Fisher, ALS; R E.
Allen, AM3 and R.W. Pat
erson, AL2.
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Photography Lesson
Given At Rotary Club
Picture taking, developing
and the printing of photo
graphs was demonstrated and
explained to the Rotary Club
Tuesday following the regular
luncheon at the Montmartre
I Inn.
I The demonstration was
I given by members Paul Dupler
j and Lee F. Betti nger.
Guests attending the meet
ing were Carl Coon, Ben Ben
son, Father Thomas Maher,
| Zora Wilson. Larry Wodlinger,
j Lcdr. Don Cooeran, and visit
ing Rotarian “Red” Thomp
son.
Thompson told of visiting
Rotary clubs in the Hawaiian
Island where he recently spent
a vacation. Member A1 Miller
told of the progress made by
his committee for the Christ
mas Kiddies Party.
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ocruiser set a new record for
speed on its flight from Tokyo
to Seattle and landed in the
states three minutes before it
took off from the Orient.
The international dateline of
course was the biggest aid in
the phenomenon. However,
the plane shaved one hour and
seven minutes off its normal
elapsed time for the flight and
[made it in 16 hours and 57
I minutes.
| The takeoff time was 9 10
• am Sunday on Tokyo clocks
and the arrival time was 9:0«
am, Sunday on Seattle clocks.
School will be dismissed at
noon Wednesday, Dec. 24 and
will reconvene on Monday,
January 5, Ivor Schott, super
intendent, said yesterday.