Mrs. John Fletcher, former
mayor of Unalaska, is now in
the Aleutian town assisting
the new all-native council in
getting organized.
Mrs. Fletcher and her son
Raymond left recently on the
Garland.
A warranty deed from Mr
and Mrs. Leonard Campbell t<
Frank R. Randall for a part o:
lot 10 block 3 of the Kodial
townsite has been recorded.
THE COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH
"The big white church on the hill”
Rev. John Molletti, pastor
Sunday School Program 9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.
(Children’s activities during worship)
Study Groups 6:30 P.M.
Evening Worship 7:30 P, M.
Wednesday'Bible Study 8:00 P.M
Faith For Today WVCQ Tuesdayll am
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Hours — 10am to 4pm Days
7 pm to 9 pm Evenings
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If our juke Box gets on your nerves
We can sure unplug it!
But then for your listening pleasure
You’ll get Kosoff “yuth his lusty baritone'
Or Rice on his saxaphone
Juke Box not so bad, eh?
KOSOFF & RICE
BPOE Delegate.
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' Three Kodiak delegates to
!the Alaska West Territorial
BPOE convention returned
from Fairbanks Tuesday. They
were Ole Johnson, Vinnie
Root and Sig Digree.
They reported that at the
convention the association
voted to sponsor a cerebral
palsy project costing in the
neighborhood of $60,000 for
. building and equipment
I Eunds for the project will
j be raised by subscription
| among the lodges in the as
, sociation.
J Walt Sipprell, association
[president, also attended. He
, was succeeded in office by
! John Issendorf of Anchorage.
'FWS Lists Waterfowl
1 Shooting Hours
; The shooting hours for mi
[ gratory birds in the Kodiak
( Afognak area are as follow:
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opening closing
A.M. P.M.
Nov.
21 7:38 3:42
22 7:40 3:41
23 7:42 3:39
24 7:44 3:38
25 7:46 3:36
26 7:48 3:35
27 7:50 3:34
28 7:52 3:32
, Roy Casey of Anchorage
[ superintendent of the Alaskai
Jail System, will come hen
the end of the month to of
ficially take over the local jai
from the marshal’s office.
I! Childrens Cornel.
[ POTATO TURKEY
i Materials:medium-sizedpotato,
paDer, crayons, feathersorcan
| dy cup, matchsticks, toothpic
ks, airplane cement
Select an oval-shaped, med
ium - sized potato that can b«
balanced well on two burnec
matchstick legs. Insert th«
matchsticks at the bottom ol
the potato.
Draw a turkey head on white
! or brown paper— the stiffei
I the paper the better. Color it.
I Cut it out. Make a vertical slil
in the end of the potato. Insert
the head.
If you can find small chicken
feathers, stick these in the
other end of the potato for the
| tail. You may need to make
holes with a small nail.
If you do not have feathers,
use ruffled candy or cookie
cups or paper cupcake dishes,
j Make a gash across the end of
I the potato. Be careful not to
[ cut it off. Cut the paper in
half. Insert it. Youwill have to
decide how much paper to use
to make a fluffy tail. It will
depend on the size of the paper
1 cups and of the potato. Cut
two wedges of cookie cups for
wings. Fasten in place with
toothpicks. If you wish, cut
big feet out of paper and glue
J them on the ends of the match
stick legs.
You can make a goofy bird
bysubstituting agoofy head.
| Application for a marriage |
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Clarence Ray Robitaiile and
Shirley L. Hatton.
Jean Eldridge
now offering
Song and Dance Music
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Morning Worship 11 am
Evening Service 7:30 pm
meeting
Wednesday 7:30 pna
Communion
Every third Sunday
“Christian Brotherhood
Hour” KFQD Sunday 8:30am
Judson E. Masters
Pastor
Flowers For All Occasions
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BUNN Building
Phone 2142
All kinds of leaves, cat
tails, sea oats, wheat and
Indian corn.
Fresh cut flowers for the season decorations
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