LaLande Visits
Elk Clubs
Max C. LaLande, District
Deputy for Alaska West Ter
ritorial Elks Association, is
visiting all the Elk Lodges in
his jurisdiction as a repre
sentative of the Grand Exal
ted Ruler of the B. P. 0. E.
He left Kodiak Monday and
plans to visit in Anchorage,
Seward, Fairbanks and Cor
dova. A cocktail party was
given for him by Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Boggs prior to leav
ing Kodiak.
Mrs. LaLande is accompany
ing LaLande on the trip.
Post Office Gives Xmas
Greeting Card Rate info
The rostomce has received
numerous questions concern
ing the amount of postage
thi t is necessary to mail
Christmas cards.
Postmaster Maurice Briggs
has released the following in
formation.
For two cents you may send
a Christmas card third class
mail. 1 he envelope cannot be
sealed; will not be forwarded;
must not contain writing; will
not be returned and is handled
as circular mail,
i For three cents your Christ
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LA LANDE’S
KODIAK BAKERY
Saturday Special
CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS
Orders for "lorn & Jerry batter
must be made 24 hours in advance
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
100 lb. flour sacks 15 cents each, $1.80 per dozen
Open k.4 hrs. a day Phone 3454
Oldest nil Transfer Pn.
in Kodiak!
We liqiit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
! THOMPSON TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, prop.
PHONE 3131 or 4303
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Opening Of
THE NEW!
MECCA LOUNGE
FINE DRINKS IN
CHARMING SURROUNDINGS'
mas greetings go first class
mail. The envelope must be
sealed; may contain writing:
will be forwarded; will be re
turned if the person to whom
it is addressed is not located.
If you want your letters and
greetings to arrive faster a
six cent air mail stamp is
recommended.
Christmas greetings mailed
to box holders and residents
of Kodiak may be sent for one
cent and should be sealed. To
send a greeting, if the letter
is sealed, to a friend at Kodiak |
Naval Station you must place
a three cent stamp on the
envelope.
Letters addressed to Santa
Claus will reach the jolly old
fellow if you follow these in-1
structions. Write Pan Ameri-1
can World Airways and get a
sheet of Santa Claus station
ery. Write a letter to your
child and sign it Santa Claus. /
, Place the letter in an air mail
envelope addressed to the
I child. Mail the letter in
another air mail envelope to
the nearest Pan American
office.
They will fly the letters to
Fairbanks and they will be
mailed from there to the child.
School Notes
A PTA sponsored carnival'
will be held at the school
building Friday, December 7.
Members of all classes of the
Kodiak Public Schools will
run a “House of Horrors”,
refreshment stands, a side
show, and other concessions.
Proceeds of this carnival
will be used for various school
activities when needed.
For an evening of gala en
tertainment, no one should
miss the carnival.
Gene Sundberg
ine Dears wun men luuuu ,
game of the season last Wed- j
nesday when they defeated |
the Air Department of the
Naval Base. The game was ;
close from start to finish and
ended with the score 41 to 40.
With this game, the team
now has a record of four wins
and four losses, giving them a
500 average.
Roger Johnson
Brand new uniforms are in
store for Kodiak High School
I cheerleaders, Sandra Perkins,
Nancy Norman and Dolores
Jones. The girls decided that
a trip to the Fur Rendezvous
in Anchorage demanded new
outfits. They expect to ac
company the basketball team
when the hoys play there in
February.
The uniforms will include a
full, gold corduroy skirt, a
gold corduroy waistcoat, a,
full, long-sleeved white blouse
and blue shoes. The waistcoat
is to have a large blue “K”
on the back and the girl’s
name in blue on the front.
The girls will furnish their
continued on page 4
William Anderson
Gets Promotion
William Anderson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Ander
son, was recently promoted to
staff sergeant in the U. S.
Air Force.
Sgt. Anderson is an Air
Force weatherman on duty
with the 2060th Mobile
Weather Squadron, headquar
tered at Tinker Air Force
! Base, Oklahoma City, Okla.
He is assigned as a weather
observer to one of the squad
jron’s mobile weather units
i which are disi atched to alJ
I parts of the world to provide
special weather service for the
;U. 3. Air Force.
Sgt. Anderson’s squadron is
now on training status at
squadron headquarters. A
graduate of Kodiak High
School, Anderson has served
in the Air Weather Service
since enlisting in December of
1947.
Ed Pearson and Loren Whit
tington were incoming PNA
passengers from Homer Sun
day.
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