KING CRAP FESTTVAC nCEEN contestant Sheri-V Holman
is pictured above. 18 years old next month. Sherrie was born in Ingle
wood. Calif. She has been here since 1946.
Sherrie has hair which she describes as brown and eves of the
same color. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Holman. Her
hobbies are photography, ice skating and sports in general.
A working girl, Sherrie is dispatcher at Ace Cab. The cab com
pany, as well as the Kodiak Aleutian Realty, are sponsoring her for
Queen. (Photo By Monro)
Naval Station
Births
A daughter, Kimberly Dawn,
weighing 7 lbs. 3 ozs., was born
on March 26 to Theresa and Obert
Lewis Forman, USN.
A son, Rov Wheeler, weighing
6 lbs. was born on March 23 to
Helen Rosalie and Franklyn Get
chell Sampson, RM2, USN.
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Eye Bank Members
Sought Locally
Memberships are now being of
fered Kodiak residents in the Eye
Bank of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Foundation of Alaska, Inc.
Members pledge their eyes in
the event of death, and the cornea
of the eye is transplanted to the
eye of a living person, thus restor
ing sight to that individual. These
cornea transplants have been very
successful throughout the country.
The local campaign is being con
ducted by Walt Muller, who has
already enrolled more than fifty
people in the few days since he
started. More detailed information
can be obtained from him.
Cub Pack Meeting
Cub Pack 213 will hold their
monthly meeting this Friday,
March 31st, at the downtown
school. The meeting will begin at
7:30 P. M. All Cubs are urged to
attend and bring their parents.
Awards will be given to cubs who
have completed achievements.
Games will be played.
Bids Called For
The 17th Naval District Public
Works Officer has released an In
vitation to Bid to contractors for
the remodeling and extension of
the second floor of Bldg. 36, Op
erations and Aerological Bldg., at
the U. S. Naval Station, Kodiak.
The invitation, NBy-23293, states
that sealed bids in duplicate for
furnishing all labor, equipment,
and materials and performing all
work for the project will be re
ceived by the 17th Naval District
Public Works Officer until three
P- m. (AST), April 6, 1961.
Estimated cost range of the pro
ject is under $25,000.00.
Additional bidding data and spe
cifications may be obtained from
the District Public Works Officer
Alaska U' S' Stati°n’ Kodiak’
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
_ births
A daughter, Lori Ann, weigh
ing 7 lbs. 8 ozs., was bom on March
26 to Kathryn and Alexis Chichen
off of Afognak.
A daughter, Debra Jane, weigh
ing 9 lbs. 6 ozs., was born on March
28 to Sophie and Fred Katelnikoff
of Ouziinkie.
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KODIAK PUBLIC
SCHOOL
MENU
April 3 - 7
MONDAY — Baked Beef Hash,
Buttered Corn, Apricots, Bread -
Butter - Milk.
TUESDAY — Casserole of Ham
and Lima Beans, Coleslaw, Hot
Buttered Biscuits, Plums, Milk.
WEDNESDAY — Hot Dog on
Buttered Bun, Macaroni Salad,
Bread Pudding with Vanilla Sauce,
Milk (Choc.)
THURSDAY — Escalloped Po
tatoes with Meat, Buttered Peas
and Carrots, Red Jello, Bread -
Butter - Milk.
FRIDAY — Egg Salad Sandwich,
Hot Buttered Succotash, Cherry
Cobbler, Milk.
(Soup for High School)
In Las Vegas, the slot machine
has extended its influence to the
gas station of John Karas. Noting
the big play the one-armed bandits
get in Vegas Casinos, Karas hit on
a new method of selling gasoline.
He says anyone who orders a full
tank of gas gets it free—if the price
comes up with 3 similar digits. So
far he’s paid off 3 winners.
Report Accidents
All accidents regardless of how
much the damage incurred, should
be reported to the Police Depart
ment if they happen within the
City limits, according to Chief of
Police Vickery.
Motorists wishing an officer to
r
investigate, should call the de
partment.
Chief Vickery also pointed out
that drivers of vehicles should con
sider people who are walking on
the roads, and to slow down when
passing them, thus avoiding splat
tering mud over them.
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TO ACCOMODATE YOU,
“Larry’s Cafe” wall be opening
at 3:00 A. M. as of Tuesday,
March 28th
Complete Breakfast Service,
Short Orders, Sandwiches and Chili
Spaghetti At All Times
Home Made Pies
LARRY’S CAFE
Elks
Easter Breakfast
SERVED BY THE OFFICERS
SUNDAY, APRIL 2
10:00 a. m. —2:00 p. m.
Steak . Ham... Eggs
Hotcakes
ELKS AND THEIR FAMILIES
EMBLEM CLUB MEMBERS AND ESCORTS
No Guests, Please
Adults SI.50 Children 75£
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