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Entered in the Postoffice at Kodiak, Alaska as Second
Class matter under act of Congress of March 3,1873
< THE ISLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY
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tfbis paper and also the local news published herein.
Here There Everywhere
Due to mechanical failures, wo
^>ro forced to curtail various fea
- lures and news regnlady appear
in’* in the Kodiak tiirror.
We b4&p*4* sa^though,
*he lisot jjpe i* repaired,
aed fartsmnu* normal
co ’erage of seve&aftd o*te)r fea
lures in the near future.
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We never thought we would
havj to use a subterfuge such as
the above, but in the newspaper
business it appears anything can
happen and usually does.
Coramandng Officers of the LSTs of Division FIFTY TWO and
their Commodore. From left: Lt. G.M. Neely, USN, Commanding
(jificer, USS Lawrence County, LST 887; Lt. G.A. Sayre, USN, CO
OSS Sumner County, LST 1148; LCDR D.L. Ellis, USN, Commodore,
ijoT Division FIFTY TWO, and LCDR D. W. Kiley, USN, CO, USS
4»ce County, LST 1088. —U. S. Navy Photo
I
INavymen of LST Divisi on
FjFTY * TWO and Marines of the
Tipird Amphibian Tractor Batta
lion, piosently participating in
Operation “Cool Dip” off Kodiak,
plbyed “Santa Claus” a little early
this year ’,v.e;i they ! slivered
more than 3000 pounds of gifts to
Baptist Missions ia A..^a.
gifts wore collected by members of
the Baptist Churches of San Diego,
California through the North Park
Baptist Church, Dr. Selwyn Smith;
Pastor. The gifts, clothes, blan
kets, toys, food, will be distributed
by the Kodiak Baptist Mission,
William Stone, Dhoctod, to other
_>aptist Missions in the area.
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Men from LST Division FIFTY TWO (San Diego, California) and
Karnes from Third Amphibian Tractor Battalion Camp Pendleton,
California, who were embarked aboard ships of the 1ST Division,
with children of Kodiak Baptist Mission and Mr. Wm. Stone, Miss
is* Director.
If. S. NAVi /.iOiO
Gifts For Library
Mrs. Justine Hinckel, member
of the Kodiak Library Board, an
nounced thus, week that^several
gifts had been received t)y the Li
brary in the past month.
From the Officers Wives Club,
$25 was donated to the Margaret
Drain Memorial Fund for chil
dren's books. Books for addition
to the library shelves have been
received from Alice Given, Doro
thy Runion and Lucille Blanken
berg.
New books have been ordered
by the library, some titles which
were published in September and
D?. James M. Price, 36, cancer
research specialist at University
of Wisconsin Medical School, has
been awarded a lifetime salary
grant by the American Cancer
Society to support his work in can
cer research for the remainder of
his active medical practice. The
grant is valued at $392,296.
AP WIREPHOTO
some to be published in Novem
ber, Mrs. Hinckel added.
Garden Club Meets
Nexi Wednesday
November meetings of the Ko
diak Garden Club will be held on
Wednesday, November 6th and
20th instead of the second and
fourth Wednesday as regularly
planned.
Next Wednesday’s meeting will
be at the home of Leona Dickow
on Mission Road. The program
will be on Gloxinias, from seed to
exhibition blooms with cultural
pointers, followed by a ten-minute
question and answer session.
Guest and propective member
are welcome. For further infor
mation call 2532.
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
BIRTHS
Susan Ann, weighing 8 lbs. 14
ozg., was born on October 29 to
Helen and Leonard Zaber, Woody
Island.
Linda Mae, weighing 7 ibs.' 2
ozs.< was born on October 30 .to
Emily and Alfred Crafty,
NOTICK
if yon can not get os on phone
3131. call 4303 for oil deliverr. Of
fice hours. I p m. to 5 p.m Mon
1av through Thursday. 1 p.m. to?
pjjL Friday.
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The Community Baptist Church
“The Big White Church on the HilT’
Rev. John Molletti, Pastor '
Sunday School —9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship—11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups —6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship—7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service —7:30 p.m., Wednesday
“Holding Forth The Word Of Life”
Buy Elk’s Building Bonds
Interest
item to be installed will
be bowling alleys.
Buy a Bond
Call 3751
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