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Class matter under act of Congress ot March 3. 1878.
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; \ ; r HELP
Wbtd Was received earlier
this week from Howard Mc
Oallister, schobl teacher at the
Alitak school. McCallister told
of the dire needs of the people
of Alitak for the Christmas
holiday's.
t ' i .
(According to McCallister,
Two of the residents of Ali
tak went over to Lazy Bay to
pic; up th^ mail and packages
On the return trip they had
motor trouble and the wind
same up and reaby blew. The
two men drifted all that night
and the next morning were
blown asnore on the other side
of,the Bay,. They abandoned
ike skjff and. walked to Kagu
yak.
During the storm most of
the packages were b'own over
board or washed overboard
and lost. These package*- con
tained the toys for the child
rens’ Christmas. I am afraid
some of the children won’t
get anything for Christmas
unless 'some church group
sends things as they did lrst
year. ’ ’
For individuals or organiza
tions who would care to send
these unfortunate people in
Alitak some toys or clothes,
yon may do so by leaving
your bundles at Knudsens for
delivery.
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When you’ve paid premiums on an insurance
policy for years and finally have a claim, you want
service and you want it fast. Tbe place to get it is
from your home town agent.
He's a good man to know1, , . the best one
from .which to buy your insurance. Stop in!
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
BANK OF KODIAK
Open Every Day 9:00 to S:SO
Phones 2222. *691, 2233
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BY DON
Tne Kodiak High Bears won
me and dropped one since the
-'t issue of the MIRROR was
-wished. They dropped a
game to high scoring and as
t undefeated Personne
team bv the way short score of
71 to 32. It was the game we
have been waitii g for in cer
tain respects as the. Personnel
hoys .tumped into a command
ing lead at the onset. This al
lowed us to get in some of the
smaller boys for some badly
needed competition. The game
was marred by several rhu
barbs,, and the best thing to
I come out of it was when Jim,
Anderson came to the bench j
when we were trailing 27 to 52
and saying, “heck, we can
still crtch rem.’:* Get a buneh
of boys who won’t quit and
you have something worth
while and it doesn’t matter if
vou win or lose.
The game last Wednesday
was also a treat. The Bear /
walked away from the i_iS1Vi j
team, and the issue was never,
in doubt after the first minute j
of play. The second team play-j
ed almost 12 minutes, and [
members of the third team
got in as much as 4 minutes of
playing time. This type of ex
perience will help build the
the strength which is needed
on the bench. The final score
was 71 to 59 in favor of the
high school. The scoring punch
demonstrated here was the re
sult of backboard work which
allowed the Bears to controlled
the game and get many more
shots in th m is ordinary;
NE’Cl WEEK’S
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
MONDAY
1800-City Market vs Coast
Guard
1910-Supply vs VP-6
2020-FasRon-114 vs Masines
2130-COM17 vs Military Per
sonnel
TUESDAY
1800-Fire Department vs Base
High School
1910-NavGommSta
2020-Crash Crew vs Navy Ex
change
2130-Infirmary vs Fleet
Weather Central
WEDNESDAY
1800-Civil Service Club vs
Coast Guard
1910-Town High School vs
City Market
2020-Supply vs Marines
2130-VP-6 vs Militoy Person
nel
THURSDAY
1800. FasRon-114 vs Base High
School
1910-COM17 vs LSM-161
2020-Fire Department vs Navy
Exchange {
2130-NavCommSta vs Fleetj
Meather Central
FRIDAY
All basketball games postpon- j
ed until January 10, 1955, ,asj
there will be a Bo ing Meet
held in the gymnasium.
The Business and Profes
sional Women’s ,vClub held
their monthly meeting Dec. 6
at the home of Hapeijlmith.
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PROTECTION FOR YOUR
VALUABLES AND PAPERS
You get maximum protection when you place
your important papers, jewelry, or other valuables
in a safe deposit box in our vaults. Guard against
loss, theft, misplacement, and fire with a box
that’s low in cost and conveniently accessible
to you.
Rank of Kodiak
Closed every Thursday. Banking Service at U. S. N. S. Fridays,
Old Administration Building, 5:00 to 6:30 P.M.
Phones 2233, 2222, 4691
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to be
Yule-tied!”
Arrow Ties and
Handkerchiefs^
— little gifts
that go over t
big!
ties 1.50 up handkerchiefs, .35 up j
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