League Alaskan Cities Convention
Will Be Held In Anchorage Oct. 25-28
The League of Alaskan Cities
convention scheduled for here
later this month, has been trans
ferred to Anchorage. The conven
tion will be held Oct. 25-28.
More than one-hundred and fifty
people are expected to attend. The
impossibility of accommodating
that many people here was given as
the reason for switching the 6ite
to Anchorage.
Gov. William A. Egan will give
the keynote address. Other prom
inent state officials will address
the group. These include Roscoe
Bake Sale To Aid
Crippled Children
Care to light a little ones’ face?
Join the race to the Naval Station
Station base. Sat., 7th, where you
can buy, baked goodies that we
know will satisfy.
The money you spend will help
to mend many a child in need of
a friend.
Bell, Director, Division of Lands;
Phil Holdsworth, Commissioner,
Department of Natural Resources;
R. A. Downing, Commissioner,
Dept, of Public Works; A. H. Ro
mick, Commissioner of the Dept,
of Commerce; and several others.
Officials from many cities in Alas
ka are on the roster of speakers.
Mayor R. M. Hardcastle, of Fair
banks, is president of the League.
CP Dance
At Elks Club
The Elks Lodge is sponsoring
a dance in aid of their Cerebral
Palsy program, tomorrow evening
at the Elks Club. An orchestra will
provide live music.
The lodge is joined in a state
wide program of child care, spon
sored by the Alaska State Elks As
sociation. The dance is being held
in an effort to raise the Lodge’s
quota.
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Rotarians On
Armchair
Trip To Japan
“Japan” was the subject of a
group of slides shown by Bill
Lamme before the Rotary Club
luncheon, Tuesday noon, at the 49
Room.
The slides concerned mainly the
convention of Rotary International
held in Tokyo earlier this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamme both attended
the convention where delegates
from all parts of the free world
gathered, with more than 15,000
in attendance.
The traveller showed many slides
of Tokyo itself, its peopfle, scenes
from elaborate stage productions
put on for the convention, and in
night spots in that Japanese city.
Many slides were shown of post
convention trips in other cities of
Janpan .
The Rotary Club will hold its
annual dinner party in the near
future welcoming the new teachers
to Kodiak.
Among the guests attending the
luncheon were Larry Wodlinger,
Emil INorton and Cmdr. Fred
Weatherson, and student member,
Gary Olson.
Carolyn Chase
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Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ronald
Chase, was matron of honor. Mrs.
Chase wore a sheath of pastel bro
cade, pink feathered headband and
white accessories and carried a
nosegay of white gladoli.
The groom, who is attached to a
U.S.N. patrol squadron based at
Whidbey Island Naval Station, Oak
Harbor, Washington, as Chief Petty
Officer, was attended by Mr. Car
rol L. Harris, who acted as best
man.
A reception was held at the Rose
Room, Civil Service Club, Naval
Station. The wedding cake was
served by Mrs. Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams are pres
ently residing on the Naval Station
but will leave for Whidby Island
later this month.
Stone To Speak
At Toastmasters
Bill Stone, Superintendent of the
Kodiak Baptist Mission, will be the
featured speaker at the meeting of
the Kodiak Island Toastmasters
Club to be held at the DeKaJe
Room, Tuesday evening, beginning
at 6:30.
Stone will speak on the history,
operation and services provided by
the Mission.
Other speakers during the eve
ning will be Ron Batchelor and Bill
Sheridan. Visitors to the meeting
are welcome. Anyone interested
maymay direct their inquiries to
the president of the club, Chuck
Weir, phone 486—5141.
Bowling News
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City Market . 9 3
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Pin Toppers. 6 6
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hi series scratch, R. Panchot, 588.
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