Export Candy
Aleutian Candies, to the
amount of 12,000 pounds, left on
a recent Alaska Steamship vessel
bound for the holiday trade of
Mobile, Alabama, and San hrao
cisco. The candy manufactured
by the local Kodiak Candy com
pany, was only part of orders
that have kept the factory oper
ating at capacity the past
months.
Without a breather the com
pany began on the orders for the
next shipment.
Employees of the candy com
pany are I.ee Bettinger, Lilian
Morris, Janet Naughton, Betty
Chernoff, Beatrice Wilsgard.
Ionnie Scroggs and Harold
Siver.
Joe McCormick, of Afognak,
was admitted to the GM hos
pital, for medical care this week.
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In this week of THANKSGIVING there are
many things for which we should be thankful.
Won’t you pause with us a second to give thanks?
That we are Americans.
That we live in a free country of religion and
speech .
That we American citizens have pledged to
support our country physically as well a3 men
tally .
That we have plenty to eat, a comfortable place
to sleep, and a home to share with friends.
For these and other things we give thanks this
Thanksgiving Week.
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Children Present
Special Program
Seventy-five students of the
Kodiak grade school appeared at
the Rotary Club Tuesday and
entertained the members with a
special program devoted to the
theme of Thanksgiving. Suits,
songs and recitations made up
the entertainment, presented un
der the direction of teachers
! Miss Betty Carter and Mrs.
I Oneita Metzgar, with an intro
duction by Harry Holt, superin
tendent Dr. A. Holmes John
son, on behalf of the club,
thanked the participants for the
thoroughly enjoyable program
and exceptional talent display
ed.
Numbers presented and the
names of participants follow:
First Grade Boys—Song: Ten
Little Indians by Jimmy Nixon,
Verne Wood, Gilbeit Buben
dorf Alfred Owen, Albert Pan
imarroff, Mike Frilzgerald, Ed
ward Bent, Roger Williams,
Fred Gonzales & Don Scroggs.
Poem: A Thankful Child—
| Penny Gregoroff.
Poem: Why I Speak—Merle
Heitman
Play: Shoemaker and Elves—
Characters: Bobbie ChritJofTer
pon, Jacqueline Foster, George
Beukers, Alvin Petrich & Rus
sell Gallagher. *
Song: Swing the Shining
Sickle—Roger MacDonald Mar
ie Anderson, Jackie Benson,
Tina Shurayloff, Evelyn Swen
son, Natalie PoncLene, Nita
Nemenem8, Monty Meyer, Ger
a'd Gundlach. Accompanist)
lsabell Nelson
Piano Solos: Little English
Nursery Rhyme and Goodbye—
lsabell Nelson.
Monologue: Thanksgiving
Quarrel—Arline Herring.
Poem: The Landing of the
Pilgrims—Stella Scroggs.
okii,: win iur 1 uiKey—iviax
Folsom and Wayne Morrison.
Play: The Star Spangled Ban
ner—Jeanne Williams, Joanne
Williams, Raymond Madsen,
Lawrence Anderson, Gene Sund
berg, Gary Landis.
Song: A Thankful Song and A
Prayer for Thanksgiving—6th &
7th Grade—Allan Chernoff,
Donald Clark, Bobby Dawson,
Zoe Johnson, Janice Kennedy
Sylvia Larsen, Germaine Mad
sen, Teddy Landin, Alma Nel
son, Sammy Nelson, Martha
Olsen, Marie Swenson, Vivian
Pagano, Cecil Sboll, Geneneiva
Owen, Marie Cope, Molly Mahle
John Beukers, Gail Blankenburg,
Marilyn Chamberlain Donna
Fitzgerald, Betty Heglin, Her
bert Heglin, John Holland,
Donnie Fenner, Charles Johnson,
Esther Levine, Iver Malutin,
Archie Nelson, lone Norton,
Ewan Yosheda, Theresa Chich-j
enoff, Charlotte Nielsen, Harry
Nielsen
Donna Fitzgerald announced
the numbers.
Mrs. Marion Blinn and Mrs.
Della hinports are chaperones
for a series of young people’s
dances being held at the Town
Club The dances are held every
Monday evening, the club do
nated to them on its closed
night by Jim Pierce.
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