NOTIC*
The Informal Group of
Christian Scientists meet for
Sunday services in the main
floor of the Bank Building ev
ery Sunday at 11 am.
Sunday School is held at the
Same hour.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to ihan.c our
friends for their sympathy of
fered in our receut bereave
ment, and especially extend
our thanks to Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Chichenoff and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Small.
The Shanagin family.
Everybody's talking about the j
Elk’s Carnival I
Saturday, Sunday October 4th & 5th
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Services Held For j
Verna Shanagin
Funeral setvieea .vere held
last Friday at the Russian |
Church at Ouzinkie, for Mrs.
Verna Shanagin, who died here
last Wednesday,
i Mrs. Shanagin who had
been ill, came to Kodiak Mon
day, to stay at the home of
| Mr. and Mrs. Pete Chichenoff
! where she died two days later, i
{ Father Gerasim Schmaltz
j conducted the services at Ou
zinkie.
Surviving Mrs. Shanagin
are her husband, Trasem
Shanagin, five sons, John,
Herman, Dennis, Walter, and
George, and a daughter, Mrs.
Christine Walkoff, all of Ou
zinkie.
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salmon
season
just
beginning
for him
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Catching and processing Alaska salmon is
just part of the job. The season has just started
for the people who sell this important, nutritious
foodstuff in the market places of the world.
How well Alaska salmon fares in competition
with other food products is important to everyone
in Alaska . The success or failure of the industry in
selling the Alaska salmon pack profitably on an
uncertain market is directly reflected in its ability
to pay adequate wages to fishermen, cannery
employees and Others—as well as taxes to support
schools, build roads and maintain other
functions of government.
For more information about Alaska's most
important industry write today for your copy of
"Alaska’s Salmon Industry,” a colorful, 16-page
booklet crammed with information about the industry.
Of special interest to housewives is a section of tasty
salmon recipes. Now also is a good time to send
"Welcome to Alaska” to friends outside. Address
inquiries for both booklets to Alaska Salmon
! Institute, Box 893, Ketchikan.
Hear Sam Hayes, noted radio commentator... evesy
Sunday over your favorite Alaska station.
Alaska Salmon Institute
SEATTLE • KETCHIKAN • JUNEAU
Local Scouts
Win Advancement
T e first Court of Honor for
the local Boy Scout Troop was
held Tuesday evening in the
Elks Hall.
Tne following advancement
ranks, earned during the sum
mer, were awarded: second
class, Leo Brownfield, Gerald
Clark, Merlyn Drinkall, Ward
Guymon. Grant Hakensen,
Robert King, Jim Minstrell,
David Pestrikoff, John Reft,
Robert Smith, Mike Swensen,
Stanley Thorsheim, and Artie
Torgramsen; first class, Min*
strell and Torgramsen.
t
| Torgramsen was awarded a
; merit badge. Niekey PopofT
land Bruce Luiue were inves
ted as tenderfcot scouts, and
Minstrell received the senior
patrol leader’s warrant,
Mrs. Ben Kraft has pur
chased the home formerly
■ owned by Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
j Wheeldon, on lot 13 block lo,
j and a warranty deed for the
j sale has been recorded.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeldon left
! last week for the states, Mrs.
: Wheeldon on the Denali, and
Wheeldon via plane, after re
ceiving word that his son was
seriously ill outside.
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