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Of Cub Pack 326
“See and Do It" is the theme oi
the November meeting of the On
Base Cub Scout Pact 326, whicl
will meet at the On-Base elemen
tary school at 7:30 p.m., We^nes
day, November 26. Each den i:
visiting a designated place durint
the month to get ideas for a poster
They will then give a skit on wha
it represents. A personal inspec
lion will be held by each Den anc
the winner of each will vie for ar
honor banner to be held by thei]
Den for the ensuing month.
Bobcat Ceremony, held Octobei
30, were for the following boys
Steve Driscoll, Donald Mear, Bob
by Ross and Kelly O’Donnell. One
transferee, Paul Vandemark, waf
welcomed. The following receive*
awards: Kenneth McArthur, Woll
Badge and 4 Arrow points; Chris
Goetze, Bear Badge and 1 Arrow
point; Michael Dean, Bear Badg*
and 1 Arrow point; Mike Doell
Bear Badge. Arrow Points were
received by the following: David
Alumbaugh, 1 Gold Arrow and 1
Silver Arrow; Eddie Younglove, 1
Gold Arrow and 1 Silver Arrow;
f John Murphy, 1 Silver Arrow; and
. Bryan Charles, 1 Silver Arrow.
, Honor Den was 4 with the most
. parents in attendance. Den 5 was
. commissioned with Mrs. Whitmer
; as Den Mother and Mrs. O’Donnell
r as Assistant Den Mother.
Kodiak Public
1 School Lunches
i
NOV. 24-26
Monday
Spanish rice with ham and
cheese, whole kernel corn, plums,
- bread, butter and milk.
Tuesday
i Chili beans, rye bread, butter,
i cole slaw, pears and milk.
Wednesday
; Roast turkey, gravy, dressing,
whipped potatoes, green beans,
cranberry sauce, bread, milk
and pumpkin pie with whipped
cream.
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FIRST ALASKAN SHOWING
- Earl Fleming Presents -
Two Alaskan Films in Color
The Big Bears
—and—
Spring Ice Breakup
PLUS a lecture by the author of the feature
article in the November issue of ‘Outdoor ufe
KODIAK HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
NOVEMBER 22nd - 8:00 P.M.
ADMISSION: Adults S1.50 Students 75*
Tickets on Sale at Knudsen’s, the Bog House
and Kodiak Cleaners
See feature article by Earl Fleming in November
issue of Outdoor Life magazine.
The Shame that Might Face Us as Alaskans
Are we, the people of Alaska, going to express the honor and justifiable confidence in the
greatest champ Alaska has ever had - ERNEST GRUENING?
Will we ever be able to live down the shame that will be ours after a man who has dedicated
all his time to his love for Alaska and the people in it? I shudder to think that this is the pos
sible reward of the men and women who are at this time giving their money, time and effort to
what we are all working for — ‘Self Government of Alaska' by Alaskans. At this time, of all times,
we should believe and admit there is no substitute for experience.
We strongly urge you to cast your vote for a man of experience and one of Alaska's most
dedicated and qualified candidates.
H ERNEST GRUENING - U.S.SENATOR
0 Al Owen |x] Peter M. Deveau g] (Hank) Haag
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I have served you in the House
of Representatives and in the
Senate, and the official record
shows I have made a consistent
effort to make Alaska a better
place in which to work and live.
(Paid Pol. Adv.)
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As for my own qualifications:
I have resided in Kodiak 19 years
and have been actively engaged in
the king crab and salmon indus
try in this area. I have served
three terms as a member of the
Kodiak city council during which
time I was instrumental in the
realization of our small boat har
bor, the armory and other civic
improvements.
As your Representative to the
State Legislature I will work for
state control of fisheries, expan
sion of rural electrification, the
construction of schools, and I will
always apply myself to the needs
of the Kodiak Area.