Veterans Plan
Parade on Nov. It
Plans are now being made for
the annual Veteran’s Dav parade
on Nov. 11, by Katmai Post No.
7056 of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, according to an announce
ment by Charlie Christoffersen,
Post Commander.
Schedule for the month of Nov
ember as announced by Post
officers is as follows:
November 4—Important meet
ing—nominations of 1 year Trus
tee and Surgeon.
November 9—Participation in
Assembly of God Veterans Day
Services at 10 am. Gather in Post
Rooms at 9 am.
November 10—Auxiliary Busi
ness Meeting
November 11—Veterans Day—
Parade forming at Kraft Hard
ware at 10:30.
November 15—November Birth
day Party for all Post and Auxi
liary members with birthdays in
November.
November 18—Important meet
ing—Election of 1 year Trustee &
Post Surgeon.
November 22—Auxiliary draw
ing for hand crocheted bedspread
at 11 pm. Refreshments served.
November 24—Auxiliary Social
Meeting.
Buying or selling—Use the Class
ified Ads—They get results.
Animals on Loose
Will Be Curbed
An ordinance will be drafted
prohibiting the keeping of horses,
cattle and the commercial raising
of chickens, rabbits and dogs with
in the city limits.
The action by the City Council
followed the reading of a letter
from City Attorney Russ Arnett,
who gave as his opinion that an
ordinance proposed earlier regu
lating the animals within the city
limits, could not validly be includ
ed in such an ordinance, so long
as the animals were not endanger
ing public health, welfare or
safety.
Discussion on the problem arose
at an earlier meeting of the
Council, following several com
plaints of horses running loose in
the city. ^
Naval Station
Births
Douglas Wayne, weighing 7 lbs.
11 ozs., was born on October 25 to
Josephine and Hugh Douglas
Ogden, PNC, USN.
Joseph, weighing 7 lbs. 12%
ozs., was born on October 25 to
Patricia Marie and Vincent Larry
Congialdi, MU1, USN.
Rhonda Ann, weighing 8 lbs. 4
ozs., was bom on October 25 to
Elizabeth Ann and Donald Wilbur
Milbum, AD2, USN.
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Petty Dictator
This boy walks all over his parents. Since he was a baby, he
got what he wanted by showing bad temper.
When he is away from home this boy is a model of good
conduct. He knows he can’t treat others the way he treats
his parents ... not if he wants to be popular.
There is a lot of difference between being hard and rough
with children and being firm. This boy doesn’t respect his
parents because they are too lenient. A quiet, strong atmos
phere in this home would work wonders.
Aleutian Distributors
Phone 2244
Kodiak Public
School Menu
Wlon. thru Fri.
Monday
Snaerhetti with meat sauce,
buttered preen beans, plums,
garlic bread, butter and milk.
Tuesday
Meat roll with gravy, whole
kernel corn, strawberry pudding,
bread, butter and milk.
Wednesday
Hot dog on buttered bun,
macaroni salad, carrot sticks,
cherry jello and chocolate milk.
Thursday
Escalloped potatoes with ham,
buttered peas, apricots, bread,
butter and milk.
Friday
Macaroni and cheese, spinach,
sliced peaches, bread, butter and
milk.
Contest Adds Life
To Sunday School
The Christian Life’s Interna
tional Sunday School contest has
put new life into the Assembly of
God Sunday School, according to
Mrs. Charles Hirschey.
Next Sunday is “Workman’s
Sunday” and the ladies attending
are asked to wear their house
dress and the men some type of
work clothes. “We are not going
to work, but just wear work
clothes to Sunday school.”
November 9 will be “Veterans
Sunday” and November 16 “Star
Sunday.” Sunday school starts at
10 p.m. The Church is located on
Mission Road across from Max’s
Drive Inn.
Patty Nye Wed
To Ray Harmon
The marriage of their daughter,
Patricia (Patty), to Mr. Ray
Donald Harmon was recently an
nounced by Mr, and Mrs. Orville
Nye. The wedding was held on
Friday, October 3 at the Nye resi
dence in Colorado Springs, Colo
rado.
The Nye family, who lived in
Kodiak for many years, moved to
Colorado Springs a few months
ago.
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HOOP CONTESTANTS
TO HOOP IT UP NOV. «*
Orph€um theatre manager .Tokr
Fletcher announced this week a
hoop rolling contest will be staged
at the theatre November 15.
The contest is open to all chil
dren. “Begin practicing now,”
Fletcher is urging children.
Mr. & Mrs. Bourasa
Gone to Maryland
Ray and Jean Bourasa left Tues
day for Maryland where they will
be stationed. Bourasa has been
attached to the Kodiak Naval
Station the past three years, while
Mrs. Bourasa has been employed
at the City Hall for eighteen
months.
Buildings Cleared
For Fire Station
Action has been taken on the
acquisition of two buildings be
longing to A.C.S. for use as a fire
station on Mission Road, accord
ing to City Manager Bill Poland.
Delay on the project was caused
by an oversight,, according to
Poland in reply to a query by
Councilman Fields.
MIKE McNALLEN
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY
With all his fellow classmates
as guests,, Mike McNallen cele
brated his seventh birthday with
a Halloween-Birthday party Wed
nesday, October 29, at the home
of his parents. Mike, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Stan McNallen, is
in Mrs. Brewer’s first grade room.
AUDIT FIRM SEEKS JOB
Egan, Sites, and Lala, CPA
firm here, are seeking a chance
at the City’s audit, when it comes
up for consideration.
Maurice Egan, in a letter to the
Council, drew attention to the fact
that his was a local firm and wish
ed to be considered.
Bids will be called for by the
City Manager, specifying a time
limit of 60 calendar days for com
pletion.
VERN FANNIN IN SEATTLE
After spending two weeks in
Seattle on business, Vern Fann-m
is expected to return home to
morrow. This was Vern’s first
trip to Seattle since iVz years ago.
While there he also spent some
time visiting his brother, Tom.
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED
The Mt. Edgecumbe School of
Practical Nursing is now accepting
applications for the January,
class. The School of Practical
Nursing for Alaskan Natives is a
nationally accredited school and
the only training of this kind in
Alaska. The course is of twelve
months duration with <^ass work
and experience in the Mt. Edge
cumbe Hospital with affiliation
in Anchorage.
Both boys and girls are accept
ed. Anyone interested is asked
to write the Director, Mt Edge
cumbe School of Practical Nurs
ing, Mt. Edgecumbe, Alaska, for
more information.
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SAILINGS FROM SEATT1E
MS TATA LINA
November 5
Calling At
Womens Bay, Kodiak,
Seldovia, Homer,
Port Graham
Agent
t
New Furnishings
Make A
New Home
Come, see and select
curtains and drapes
to make your home
NEW and BEAUTI
FUL for the
Holiday season
KRAFT’S DRY
GOODS DEPT.
Open every Friday
evening until 8 p.m.