S«lio«| Carnival
November IS
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High School Carnival has been set
for Friday, November 15. The
Carnival will beNheld in the gym
nasiiim of the sehool and will start
at 7:00 p,m.
7 *’ . ... ,7 .
Many booths are planned with
gilts for young and okl. The money
raised from the Carnival will be
added to the.fund supporting ac
Terrific Floor Show
At the
Casino
Mile. La Belle Shiela
‘Da*t4e(Ue S*o&$yc
Tommy Tromonie
Piano and Vocal
Georg* Buxton
Alaska's Sematioaal Drummer
Leonard Mae
Swinging Guitar
Wednesday - Friday
Saturday
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tivities of various clubs and classes
of the school.
After the carnival, a dance spon
sored by the Pep Club will be held
from 9:QP „p.m. to, X;OQa.m.
STRAIGHT PARKING ON
MISSION AND BROOKLYN
Now that the Bureau of Public
Roads has taken over maintenance
of through poads leading out of the
city, Chief Vickery is asking drivers
to park in a parallel position, es
pecially along Mission Road and
Brooklyn Avenue.
This provision, the Chief said,
is made so that when graders go
along these roads, angle parked
cars will not hinder their work.
S Kodiak Students
Attending U of A
Five students from Kodiak.
Alaska are attending the fall se
mester at the University of Alaska,
Mrs. Mura E. Jones, registrar,-an
nounced this week.
The students are: Hazel Marie
0#$n, sophomore, in getbShk*
daughter of -Mr: and Mrs:;.4k. A.
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and Mrs Otis v^Kool|oj>,4pdiak;
Johh Ben^Benson, Kodiak fjLin&i
L. Rocketed, freshman in business
administration, daughter of Mrs.
He -m Rockstad, Kodiak; Kenneth
E. Durley, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph E. Dturley. Kodiak.
Linda Rockstad ,|s attending the
university under the $300.00 Alas
ka Junior Chamber of Commerce
Scholarship.
Naval Station
v JeanineMario. weighing 7 lbs.,
was born on October 27 to Beverly
Joan and Jack Neal Hayden, RM2,
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Charles Thomas, weighing 8 lbs.
1$H oss., was bore on October 28
to Mirgaret Iftary and Charles
Frederick Wiilett, LT, PSN.
Rehearsals for the Messiah every
Thursday from 7-9 at the High
School.
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