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CHARLES R. GRIFFIN Co
1005 SfCONO AVE • SEATUE l Eliot 5323
, 84 Members
| In Rifle Club
>! Washington, D. C. (Special)
) Norman Dalton, of NOB Kodiak,
^ Alaska, has been elected to head
^ the newly formed Kodiak Nat
) ional Riflemen's Club which is
) now chartered by the National
) i Rifle Association, Washington,
i j D. C. .guiding body for the rifle
} and pistol fraternity.
11 Purpose of the new group,
i according to Dalton, is to in*
•j eiease the shooting skill of its
■ members and to teach safety
with firearms under the National
Rifle Assocation shooting prog
ram.
Other members of the club
are: Lt. Comdr. H. L. Brewton,
▼ice-president; C. Nettlea,
executive officer; Lt. Comdr. N
Standard, secretary; and T. A.
Stiles, treasurer, all of Kodiak.
Instructions will be given by
V. J. Steers. The club, consist
ing of 84 members, sboot on an
outdoor range on Kodiak island;
their indoor range is also located
there.
Town Group Wanted
To form a town group of the
National Ride Association, a
meeting has been called for Mon*
day, Nov. 18, at 8 pm at the
Kodiak Mercantile store.
There are 19 members signed
now and a total of 25 is needed
to obtain the quota of free arms
and ammunition. An inside firing
range has been located
Purpose of tne meeting is to
elect officers.
First liquor apDlieaticn for
1947 was approved at the council
Monday for A. J. Collins, Diana
Collins and Mary Ham, of the
Casino. Last year a change ia
name on the license held it up
and forced the Casino to close a
week, so this year, with another
change in name, the application
was submitted early.
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Center Notes
Cribbage and ping-pong
j championships, athletic acti tec
land dancing are lectures of ihe
Kodiak Community Center
program for the coming week:
THE PROGRAM:
Sunday:—
Open 1 pm
1:00 Ice-skating party behind
Montmartre Club, (Jackie
Jones, chairman)
3:00 to 5:00 Library open.
Chester Clark
5:00 Music of the Masters
7.00 Ping-pong championships
Monday:—
7 to 9 Library open
Gertie Blankenburg
Tuesday:—
4:00 pm Junior Folk^Dancing
Advanced—(Aileen Wade)
7 to 0 Library open
Margaret Cook
9:00 Masonic Dance (admis
sion by invitation only)
Wednesday:—
3 to 5 & 7 to 9 Library open
Sister Hilary
Ruth Torgerson
4.-00pm Beginners folk-daneing
S JO pm Square dancing
Thursday:—
4:00 Cowboy Daneing
6:30 Basketball squad leaves
Center for practise at NOB.
7:00 pm Boys boxing (Tom
Naehand)
8:15 Cribbage Championships.
LIBRARY CLOSED
Friday:—
4:00 Folk dancing (intermed
iate)
7 to 9 Library open
Dorothy Clark
3 £0 pm Pot O’ Gold Dance
NOTICE
There will be a meeting of the
Cannery Workers next Wednes
day, Not. 20, at 7 pm at the un
ion ball.
Capt. A. J. Carey, formerly
at Fort Greely, is now stationed
at the Disciplinary Barracks in
theQM office at Milwaukee,
Wis.
Mrs. Care^, the former Verna
McCord, writes that they visited
i her parents in Chicago recently,
ana that while there her parents
were entertaining Mrs. Smith,
from Michigan, a sister of Mrs.
Etta Jones. Mrs. Jones is now
writing a book onjher experiences
following her capture by the
Japs on Attu.
The book will be ot special
interest to her friends in Kod
iak, and Old Harbor, where she
and bar husband, who was killed
, by the Japs on Attu, formerly
taught.
Walt Sipprell, Jack Hinckel
aad Ken Wade, 3 Rotarians,
went to the base Thursday and
tore down a skid shack. Materi
als will be used on the Rotary
sponsored playground out
Brooklyn avenue, where work is
being rushed to get the lake in
shape for skating.
The first public appearance
of the aew school band will be
made at a dance in the high
[schoolroom next Friday, Jim
Bennett, the director, announced
tod ay.
They will pi ty for a dance for
students from 2 30 to 1:30.
Hi, lellas!
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