Mrs. Boggs
Emblem Deputy
Sybil Boggs has been ap
pointed District Deputy for
Fairbanks and Kodiak by the
Supreme Emblem Club of the
United States.
The announcement was
made recently during a formal
meeting of Kodiak Emblem
Club No. 187.
During the evening Mrs.
Boggs installed three officers
who were unable to be pres
ent during the September in
stallation. Virginia Stella was
installed as corresponding
secretary, Freda Green as
first marshal and Christine
Tolbert as first guard.
President Eva Rochelle
initiated six new members in
to the club. They will be
known as the Ruth Marlar
class of initiates in honor of
the club’s first recording
secretary.
The six initiated were Fa
j race May Jones, Sallie E.
| Montcastle, Marie Louise Oi
I sen, Margaret L. Larson,
' Viola A. Goudie, Edith V.
I Andrews.
Karl Brunstad, member of
' the Alaska Fisheries Board,
i left today for Juneau to at
! tend the annual fall meeting.
The meeting starts November
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LA LANDE’S
KODIAK BAKERY
pumpkin & mincemeat pies
Orders for Tom & 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 L4 hrs. a day
Phone 3454
j Oldest nil Transfer I in.
in Kodiak!
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1 ■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
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i Erich Mueller, prop.
I PHONE 3131 or 4303
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Opening Of
WE NEW!
MECCA LOUNGE
FIKS DRINKS IN
CHARMING SURROUNDINGSI
Burglar
Caught
Milton Mike Squartsoff, 19,
former Ouzinkie resident has
been arrested and has con
fessed to the robbery of the
Donnelley and Acheson store j
last week. He is held at the
U. S Federal Jail.
Squartsoff was arrested
Saturday by city police follow
ing a tip from a local business-!
man that a youth had a cut
finger.
Earlier, in investigating the
breaking of a window at the
rear of the store, Dizney
found a piece of window glass
containing some fingerprints.
Squartsoff was confronted
with the glass and asked to
explain where he was the
night the robbery was com
mitted. He immediately con
fessed to breaking the window
' and entering the store.
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School Notes
The Kodiak Bears lost their
fourth basketball game of the
season last Thursday to the
Aerology Department by the
score of 48 to 26.
The two teams played on
even terms in the first quarter
but the navy team had too
much height and experience
for the Bears, and they stead
ily increased their lead until
the final horn sounded.
Dick Skinner
Drum and Bugle Corps
The VFW Auxiliary will
sponsor a Drum and Bugle
Corps if enough people are
willing to co-operate by com
ing regularly to the weekly
practices.
The function of the Corps is
to march in all parades. If you
are interested sign up with
Mrs. Meyers.
Practices will be held on
Wednesday evenings at 7:30.
Paul Swanson, who has been
associated with bands for
many years, has agreed to
teach marching, instruments,
and baton twirling to any one
who comes regularly to prac
tice.
The uniforms and instru
ments will be furnished free
of charge by the VFW Auxili
ary to those who can plan to
come regularly to the practic
es. Eight snare drums, one
bass drum, four bugles, and
one set of cymbals are avail
able.
Richard William
Grade 4
Mrs. Neseth’s fourth grade
class made clay turkeys for
Thanksgiving and are now
making circus animals for the
PTA carnival.
Eddie May
Mrs. Burnham’s fourth
grade class has made flowers
out of kleenex. The children,
while studying their geogra
phy books, discovered they
were the same height as pyg
mies of Africa.
Eddie May
Grade h
continued on page 14
Navy Base Youth
Wins Medal
Washington, D. C.,—Wally
M. Roberts, 14, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred L. Roberts of
Kodiak, has won the Expert
Rifleman Medal, it was an
nounced by the National Rifle
Association.
Roberts first took up the
target sport about 1* yeais
ago. He has climbed steadily
through the 13 lower rankings,
and with one more step he
will reach the top in junior
shooting, the Distinguished
Rifleman rating.
He is a 9th grade student at
the NOB High School and a
member of the Eagle Eye
Junior Rifle Club. Mr. M. J.
Siebenthaler is the club in
structor.
Support the TB Christmas
Seal Campaign.
USS Bagaduce
Gives Party
Crew members of the USS
Bagaduce, ATA-194, Kodiak
based vessel, were hosts to
| four mothers and 14 children
; Thanksgiving Day.
| Turkey with all the trimm
lings plus toys for the children
jand movies in the afternoon
i made up the day.
Transporation from town to
the Bagaduce was provided
free by the Kodiak Transit
Company. Jim Loan is owner
of the company.
Fruits and toys were sent to
two youngsters who were un
. able to attend the party. Lt.
\ W. W. Havens is skipper of
| the Bagaduce.
I Dick Nixon and crew began
making repairs to the city
dock this week.
Science Works New Wonders!
Sports ware
in
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Anti-Freeze Jacket
Super Strong Nylon Shell -
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Now Open FRIDAYS until 9 p. m.
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PHONE 3281
Your locally owned scheduled airline
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