Series Scheduled
A series of 15-minute religious
pngrems of a non denomination
al character will be presented
ever WVCQ by Rev. R. N. Wil
kiason, pastor of the Community
Baptist church, beginning Sept.
m.
The programs will be heard at
Jl am on Tuesdays, Thursdays
vd Saturdays, and will enjoy
tae distinction, along with the
Chaplain's Corner on Thuisday
evening, of being the only “live”
programs on the station.
Meetings Called
A committee meeting of the
Hessian Orthodox church has
teen set for next Monday at
7 pan, Rev Gregory Gleboff an
■ouaced today.
Also on Tuesday at 7 pin, he
■As that all ehureh members
meet for a discussion on prob
lem in connection with the new
ehureh Both meetings will be at
the church parsonage.
The ultimate touch to a per
fect t coiffure—Gloria Combe.
Chaise of designs and colors with
■ported Caecbolovakian rhine
stones. See our display today.
JMk’s Beauty Cabin, (adv.)
Mayor Lee Bettinger left via
Northern Airlines Saturday even
ing for Seattle on a 2-weeks bus
iness trip, partly in connection
•Ik securing materials for a new
balding be plans next to the
Kadiak Bottling Works. He
plan* to stop over in Anehorage
•n bis return.
Bob Johnson, son of Dr. and
Mrs. A Holmes, Jobnton, It ft
via PNA Wednesday for Salem(
On to resume bis pre-medical
atad ss at Willamette Univer
■*J- _
There were 56 police cases in
fcagust with $1233 collected en
Sees, the city magistrate's office
Jiportf.
Equipment of the Alaska
read eommision will be used on
the Middle Bay to CapeChiniak
wad for the next 6 weeks, Paul
Stover, load eommision director,
wpor s. The Army is paying for
tkt work.
Makes New Cars ^
STAY NEW/
One application of
foul'Mastic Karkofe
prolong* the life of
any auto . . . new or
old* It insulates the
exposed underbody
against further rurt
and roc . . . deaJens
mad noises, too. In' (
expensive .. .quickly ;
applied ... get full 1
details today.
Patterson’s
*'RVICE STATION
Jeep And Sedan
To Be Rattled
A station wagon jeep and a
Plymouth Tudor sedan will go
raffled off at the naval air sta
tion in connection with tbeir an
nual Community Chest Drive,
it was announced today.
Funds in the drive will be
te the Kodiak Community Cent
er, Griffin Memorial hospital,
Navy Relief Society, Baptist
Mission, Alaska Crippled Child
ren’s Association and the child
ren’s Christmas party.
Participating groups will hold
various social functions during
the drive, culminating on Navy
Dav, Oct. 27, in a public Open
House. Work is being done by
the volunteer assistance of var
ious civilian and service groups
—CPO club, Civilian Club and
and Officer’s Club.
Kodiak Community Center
volleyball players broke even in
a pair of matches at the NOB
Civilian gym Monday evening, j
After defeating the Army B team j
in straight games the town team
took a licking at the hands of |
Slim Owen and hie Civilian Club
Stan.
Tin scries between the townies
and the Base civilians now is
tied at twe-all.
The fifth and deciding match ot
the series will be played next
Monday evening.
Members of the town squad
will leave the Center at 7:30 pm.
All interested volleyball players
are cordially invited.
Kodiak’s first basketball tree
throw contest will be held at the
Community Center during the
week startiug today, Septem
ber 20 The competition is open
to all and a beautiful plaque
will be awarded the champion.
If sufficient girls and women en
ter the contest a trophy alse will
be posted for the fair sex
The contestant who loops the
ball the most in twenty-five trys
will be the champion. Contest
ants may tiy their skill any time
between today, and Saturday>
September 27.
The world’s record for consec
utive free throws is held by
Bunny Levitt of the Chicago
Central VMGA who recently
tossed the easaba through the
hoop 499 times.
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