All American
Red Heads Coming
Olson’s All-American Red Heads
will meet three local teams, the
Nayy All-Stars, Alaska Commun
ications System Wiretappers, and
the National Guard Bullets when
Kodiak plays host to America’s
Greatest Basketball Girl’s Team,
World’s Champion All-American
Red Heads.
These Red Heads, no ordinary
. team by any means—play men
competition every night of the
week from October until May. Not
only are the Red Heads capable of
playing men teams, but they beat
them the majority of the time, and
have been doing just that for the
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By far the most travelled; team
in girls basketball, it is also the
most popular team, nationally and
internationally famous, the Red
Heads have played to more than
4,500,000 fans in the U.S.A., Cana
da, Mexico, and the Phillipine Is
lands in the past.
The Red Heads have been fea
tured in national publications like:
Life, Colliers, Pic, Sporting News,
Sports Life, Southern Coach,
Athlete Graphic, Sir, Glance, etc.
When you see these girls, you will
see the queens of Big Time Basket
ball, the very best, the Red Heads.
Remember, 23, 24, 25 October at
8:30 pm against the best local
talent available.
JIM a LOU’S
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Friday Evenings until 8:00 pjea.
Open Dafly~10:60 ton. to 6:<$ pj*.
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Soviet ‘Moon’
Seen Locally
The recently launched Soviet
earth satellite has been observed
by many Naval Station-located per
sons, according to a report from
Fleet Weather Central. In respon
se to a request aired by AFRS Sun
day, personnel were on the look
out for the artificial moon Sunday
evening and early Monday morn
ing.
The object was sighted from
many points on the Base Sunday at
about 1910. It was tracked from a
roughly overhead position for
about ten minutes until it disap
peared over the north-northeaster
ly horizon. It was visible to the
naked eye and was reported as be
ing colored red* yellow and white.
The only reported observation
Monday morning was from three
FWC posted personnel who track
ed the object in a generally north
to south direction until it dipped
behind a cloud in the southeast.
These “official neck-crapers” were
LTJG J.R. Keller, J.L. Cooper, AG3
afad-R.A. Leonard, AG2. They used
binoculars as well as unaided vis
ion in their observation.
I The “moon” will continue to be
sjeen, weather permitting, in the
Kodiak area wi^v tim6s. varying
each day. >
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Omission Made In
Land Sale Section
It was disclosed at a special
council meeting Monday that a
portion of the city dock earmarked
for sale to King Crab Company
was unintentionally omitted in the
legal description voted on by the
electorate on October 1. Another
election will have to be held in the
future.
The land described in Proposi
tion Number 2 only included that
already leased to the company. For
the city’s sale price of $25,000,
another 2 buildings and about 20 !
feet of land was to have been in- <
eluded. 1
In his letter to council pointing ]
out the error, City Attorney, *
Russell Arnett, said that unless 1
some arrangements can be made
with King Crab about the rest of ]
the land, another election would be .
mandatory.
Fete Deveau suggested that the
best way to avoid another im
mediate election on the proposi
tion would be to lease the rest of
the property to King Crab at a
nominal fee of $1.00 a year, on a
99 years lease, until the next reg
ular election is held.
Council agreed that this proposal |
should be discussed with King I
Crab’s representative, and instruct- ^
ed City Manager Bill Poland to |
talk with Bob Resoff on his return j
from Seattle.
EL WOOD RENSHAW
VISITING SON HERE j
Arriving here Tuesday after; j
napn, Elwood Renshaw is visiting |
his son Tommy and family. Ren- j
shaw,- who owns a ranch in Cacbflla ]
Valley near Palm Springs, Cal- j
ifornia, will stay indefinitly.
ELECTION HELD ...... Vi;
AT TOASTMASTERS i
Ambey Clegg-was elected Pres- .
ident of the Kodiak Island Toast- |
masters Club Tuesday. He suc
ceeds Harold Booth.
Other officers elected were Paul
Bohd, Educational Vice-president;
John Mansuy, Administrative Vice
president; Dr. A. Holmes Johnson,
Measurer. Nqw secretary is Marty
Sucker and Sargeant at-arms, Bob ;
Dawson. *
The program announced for next
Tuesday is as follows; Toastmaster,
3ob Dawson; Table Topics, Maa
?uy; Grammarian, Harry Sprague;
3hief Evaluator, Ken Stanford,
vho will be assisted by Dick Guth
ie, Jack Howard, Jules Radinsky
ind Sig Digree. Wizard of Ahs is
)on Wolf.
Speakers to be heard are Bob
5oko„ Dr. Strash, George Cornelius
nd Harold Booth.
UNITIZED
CARGO SERVICE
via The Alaska Line
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SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
M. S. GALENA
October 23
Calling At
Womens Bay, Kodiak
Seldovia, Homer
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Pt*me 320?
Because
You Love
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