Christmas Observances At Community Baptist Church
Tomorrow and Wednesday evening the Community Baptist Church hosts Christmas programs. The 7 30 pm program features congregational singing, children and junior girls choirs with piano and organ accompaniments, a Christmas meditatio n by the pastor, and a four choir performance of carols including O Come All Ye Faithful. The Sunday School program follows Wednesday at 7 30 pm with recitations, a pageant, a play, and a list of numbers led by Rev RN Wilkinson and a team of directors.
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Community Baptist Church
Jean Hamilton
A Manger
Jasper Hollman
Little Boy
Blue
Natalie Ponehene
Miss Marlin
RN. Wilkinson
Ronald Heaton
James Howe
Denali Sails In to Harbor With Homecoming Guests
The Denali sailed Wednesday and is due here Thursday. Among the home-coming passengers aboard are Mr. and Mrs. William Lamme.
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William Lamme
Services Set For Herbert Thalau
Funeral services for Herbert Thalau age 50 longtime Kodiak resident will be held tomorrow at 2 pm in the Bills Club. He died Monday evening of a heart attack at home after a month at Giffin Memorial Hospital. Survived by his wife Margaret and several siblings. Elks ritual led by John Gibbons, John Hughes, Stan Nelson and Gene Marlar. Pallbearers named Max LaLande Bud Metzgar Martin Jensen Jorgen Fredrickson Mike Kelley Helge Ness.
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Herbert Thalau
Bills Club
Thalau
Giffin Memorial Hospital
Seattle
Margaret
Yuma
Arizona
Wisconsin
Elks
John Gibe Bons
John Hughes
Stan Nelson
Gene Marlar
Max I LaLande
Bud Metzgar
Martin Jensen
Jorgen Fredrickson
Mike Kelley
Helge Ness
New Rules For Fishing In Juneau
The Fish and Wildlife Service unveiled a five point program coordinated with the territorial referendum to abolish fish traps. It requires licenses for boat owners and individuals, grants licenses to those active in fishing in the prior three years, auctions additional permits in later years, and allows revocation for rule violations. Written objections may be sent to FWS in Juneau or Washington, D.C. Regional director Clarenes Rhode announced the proposal after a telegram from Washington.
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Juneau
Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington, D. C
Clarenes Rhode
US Fws
Washington, DC
Suits Filed Against Bank of Kodiak For Unpaid Notes
Two suits have been filed against the Bank of Kodiak for non payment of notes. Defendants are M J Duval charged with owing 2480 dollars plus interest and Max L Jager with 900 dollars plus interest.
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Bank of Kodiak
M J Duval
Max L. Jager
Base Town Phones Link Planned For Tuesday Morning
The town and base telephone systems will connect at 6am Tuesday. George Cushing, Kodiak Telephone co manager, said users will wait for a dial tone and then enter the base number. The base 8 key connects town and base users automatically with no switchboards needed. about 1000 phones will be on the joint system. Lists of base and town numbers will be distributed and available at the base.
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George Cushing
Kodiak Telephone Co
Cushing
Mr. Cushing
Kappos Found Not Guilty In Garbage Case
George Kappos, owner of the Belmont Case, was found not guilty by a feman jury of violating the garbage ordinance. The city asserts a 1945 low-rate agreement was void. Kappos argues lack of notice. Following the trial the city set new classifications and fees for local establishments. A civil suit concerns Dr BJ Sullivan vs Polly Nicoletti for $122 plus costs.
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George Kappos
Belmont
Feman
John Gibbons
John Hughes
Kappos
L.K. Wodlinger
Agnes Koch
Eleanor Koch
Ovid McKinley
Evelyn Rumple
Fred Willits
Bill Bailey
Roy Madsen
Cecil Wilson
Oscar Nelson
Henry Gore Zales
Elwood Watson
Gene Schuiman
BJ Sullivan
Polly Nicoletti
Talmaze Smith
Apology Issued To Father Gerasim By Alaska Life
Alaska Life magazine offers apology to Father Gerasim Schmaltz over a November issue article that misrepresented him as a Russian figure. Luke, managing editor, says the piece was hypothetical and not an accusation, and notes the misidentification prompted protest by Sister Hilary and Sister St. Fillary.
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Alaska Life Magazine
Gerasim Schmaltz
Rapuin
St. Fiilary
Hilary
Russel Annabel
United
DE. Luke
Alaska Life
Father Gerasim
Luke
Cajl
Evening Hours Tried By Kodiak Stores
Kodiak stores and the Bank kept open last night to test evening hours for late and base shoppers. If successful, the plan would have stores open every Friday evening, an idea proposed at the base Chamber of Commerce joint committee meeting.
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Kodiak
Bank
Basee Chamber of Commerce
Next Week's Paper Out Friday
The Kodiak MIRROR will be published Friday December 24 instead of Saturday and will go on sale at 1am as usual. Advertisers should have copy ready by Monday. Following this issue there is none until January 8. The MIRROR office closes December 24 through January 3.
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Kodiak Mirror
Mirror
Mrs Marshall Crutcher Expected Home Today
Mrs. Marshall Crutcher is expected home today after several weeks away. The report notes her extended visit outside the area and anticipates her return to the residence.
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Marshall Crutcher
Kodiak Christmas Play Invites All To Orpheum
The Kodiak Community Christmas party features Santa at the Rotary club gathering and a play by the sixth and seventh grades about the Lazarevich family on Christmas Eve. Two showings at 6:30 and 7:45 pm at the Orpheum Theatre with carols, solos, and a girls chorus.
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Kodiak
Santa Claus
Rotary Club
Orpheum Theatre
Kodiak School
Lazareviches
Lasarevich
Postoffice Rush Still On
The response to the plea to pick up packages at the post office has been fine, Postmaster Maurice Prigg said yesterday. He urges all having CODs to call for them immediately, almost all other packages having been picked up. Room must be made for mail on boats expected next week.
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Maurice Priggs
Gordon Pleads Guilty to Petit Larceny Before Commissioner
Robert N Gordon pled guilty to petit larceny before Commissioner A M Vokacek this week and received a one year suspended sentence. Reuben Hinton was sentenced to 10 days in jail by Commissioner Anna May Vockek after being found guilty of petit larceny. The case involved alleged stealing from a local firm Peanes Anton.
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Robert N Gordon
A.M Vokacek
Reuben Hinton
Anna May Vokacek
Peanes Anton
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