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DANCES SEATED *Vir, s*
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Events to takeplace this imohtti
among the students of Kbdiak
High School are an Island Star As
sembly, which will bo held Feb
ruary 10; a Glee Club Dance, Feb
ruary 17 and a Lettermen’s dance
at the Elks Club, February 22.
This information was gleaned
from the Island Star, the High
School’s mimeographed periodical.
Charles Pemberton is Editor, Eliza
beth Sautner his Associate. Art
Editor and her associate are Nell
Chase and Anna Mae Benson.
Others on the staff include the fol
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lowing: Business Manager, Linda
Rotkitad; Associate Business Man
agers, Anna’Mae Benson and Jim
Eslinger; Circulation manager,
Elizabeth Sautner. Her associate is
Walter Nestell. Feature reporters
include Beoma Blinn, Toni Lind
gren, Richard Huxtablf, Johnny
Kilgore, Fran V.ickery, Judith Sim
eonoff, Charlotte Benson, Metle
Snider, Elizabeth Sautner. Sports
Editor, Walter Sargent. Class re
porters, Jill Acheson, Lila Olsen,
Toni Lindgren and Irene Hicks.
More than 12,00 Boy Scouts at
tain Eajjle Scout rank each year.
PURPLE BUBBLE BALL SAT.
The Elks will gather for their
annual charity dinner-dance next
Saturday, when they will stage the
Purple Bubble Ball.
The dance is limited to Elks and
Emblem Club members only, due
to the limited facilities to accomo
date the huge crowd that general
ly attends. Visiting brothers from
other Lodges are especially invited
to attend.
Do you worry about your boat
when the wind howls? Vote Yes
Consumer’s Sales Tax.
MJHMiLaT BANK Ctf KODIAK
Wiliam Lamme, formerly etn
ployed at the >ost Office, is ftciw
an employee of the Bank of Ko
diak. '
Lamme was formerly editor of
the Kodiak Mirror. Following a
world tour, he and his wife Lillian,
returned to Kodiak about sixteen
months ago.
The nature of his duties at the
bank have not been disclosed.
Congress granted a federal char
ter to the Boy Scouts of America
in 1916.
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ROTARIANS to dine > i* .
'Thfe annual Rotary Clilb dinner
is slated for Monday, February 13.
,TJ^e event will be held at the
Elks Club, with the Emblem Club
ladies serving the dinner.
ERROR CORRECTED
It was erroneously reported last
week that one hundred and fifty
one housing units would be built
on the Naval Station at Kodiak,
This should have read eighty- as
seventy-one of the total are to.be
built at Adak.
Do you want double or better
mileage from your tires? Vote Yes
Consumer’s Sales Tax.
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February 23
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