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IDENTIFY YOUR TARGET
Be sure your deer has horns and is walking or standing'
on FOUR legs when you line up the sights of old “Betsy”
Thursday on that big trophy.
Some modern Daniel Boones are too quick on the trig
ger. They «boot at anything that moves and then trot over to
see what they have killed. Some time its a ranchers steer, some
times a doe and occasionally it is a man. In some parts of thej
states where deer season lasts no longer than the four day one
here, as many as five or six hunters are killed each year
Every hunter out for deer should exercise caution.
There wili probably be several hundred hunters in the field;
during August 20 to 24.
Let us make this an enjoyable and safe hunt. Be sure
of your target before you pull the trigger. I
comw & Gone
Robert Hediolf left Wednes
day for Seattle on business.
He expects to return Monday.
He i« city clerk for the City of
Kodiak.
G iorge Sonntag, city em
ploye 3, plans to leave today
it
if
for a 10 day visit in Seattle.
He will attend a family re
union.
Mrs. Herb Norris, owner of
the Frontier Shop, will leave
I this weekend on a business
| trip to San Francisco.
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Wctjumg Tonight |
Patricia Mitchell and Barney *
ITerbrig will be married at 8 j
pm tonignt by U. S. Commis-J
sioner A M Vokacek at thej
home of the bride.
Mrs. Evelyn Sullivan,
mother of Patricia, will be
matron of honor and Henry ;
Strom will bebe;t man for!
clerbrig. A reception foil- w
ng the reception will be given i
at the Elk’s Club. i
The bride will wear a shell 1
oink nylon tulle gown withj
shell pink accessories. Mrs. j
Sullivan recently arrived here
from the states. Dr. Eugene
Sullivan, local dentist, is the
father of the bride.
Prisoner Exchange
In 10th Day
Panmunjom(-T’) — More A1
lied prisoner of war exchange
moved into the 10th day amid
furious debate between Wash
ington and Peiping over with
holding captives from repatri
ation.
The United States said they
would withhold Communist
prisoners to make sure the
Reds returned allied POWs
sentenced to jail on illegal
charges. Other returning men
reported their buddies were
punished and tortured by the
Chinese in an effort to obtain
information. Reports of Allied
prisoners turning “rat” on
their buddies will be thorough
ly investigated by officials.
Evangelist Coming
Aug. 28th
Dr. Torrey Johnson, evan
gelist and former president of
Youth for Christ, Interna
tional, will begin a three day
series of meetings in Kodiak
on August 28.
He is currently in Anchor
age with the Gospel Crusade.
He will speak one night in
both Homer and Kenai before
coming to Kodiak. August 28
and 29 will feature both after
noon and evening sessions
here at the Community Bap
tist Church.
On the 30th he will fill the
pulpit in the church at b^th
the morning and evening ser
vices. The public is invited to
all of these meetings. I
Celebrates Birthday
Steve Selig celebrated his
ninth birthday yesterday with
a party for his friends. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Selig, Sr.
Juneau—The cost of running
territorial schools last year I
was $4,186,296.16, Don M. Da-|
foe, territorial commissionerj
of education, said.
Chicago (-P)—The powerful
Carpenters Union has pulled
out of the AFL. Dickering be
tween the AFL and CIO for
merger was the cause of the
move. ,
Anchorage—Officials of the
Anchorage local of the union
apparently were surprised by
the move. Kodiak carpenters
i-e also members of the union
V vian IVoaver
Married Wednesday !
Vivian Weaver, daughter of,
Mrs. August Heitman, and i
Herman Beukers, son of Mr. i
and Mrs. Jan Beukers, were
married Wednesday evening
by Commissioner A. M. Voka- j
cek.
The ceremony was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
F.otre. Fo lowing the wed
ding, a reception for friends,
of the couple was held at the!
VFW Club.
HosDito! Hews
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BIRTHS:
To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. [
Walsh, a son, August 10, j
weight, 8 lbs., 15 oz., name,
Kevin James.
To Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Ellington, a son, Angust 13,
weight, 8 lbs., 6 oz., name,
Ronald Arthur.
Dancer cays
The Fiddler
The “Dancer” (Hyland K.
Lamphere) tangoed himself
into six months confinment in
the U.S. Federal Jail recently.
The 46 year old Terpsichorean
was waltzing around with a
hatchet in his hand late at
night in a barracks at the Chi
niak construction camp when
the music ended for him.
A warrant charging him
with drunk and disorderly con
duct was issued and when he
appeared before the U.S. Com
mission r he paid the fiddler
to the tune of a $100 fine and
six months in jail.
Lamphere gave his address
as Fairbanks and Anchorage.
He has been in Kodiak for
several weeks.
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1953 Soap Box Dorby (Jharnp
Freddy Mohler, 14, flashes a big smile after winning
the Soap Box Derby in Akron, Ohio. The prize is a $5,000
four-year college scholarship. Freddy is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Mohler of Muncie, Ind. (/Pwirephoto)
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