On-Base Science Fair Winners
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These were the winners in the Lower Division of the On-Base Science
Fair last month. Left to right are Mark Pelletier, 3rd place, 5th
grade; Eileena Biter, 1st place, 5th grade; Mary Ellen Kennedy, 1st
place, 6th grade. Second row, Annett Luna, 2nd place, 6th grade;
Miss Betty Schaaf, 5th grade teacher and Mrs. Marilyn Brandenburg,
6th grade teacher.
Pictured here are the winners in the Upper Division of the On-Base
Science Fair held last month. Left to right are Lee Jones, 1st place,
7th grader; Willis Benson, 7th grade teacher; Bertrand Sperling, 2nd
place, 7th grade; Stephanie Munk, 1st place, 8th grader; Duane Mer
cer, 8th grade teacher; Marilyn Boomgaarden, 3rd place, 8th grade.
Samp Will Operate
June 22-July 10
Tom Love; locai Scout executive,
announced this week that the an
nual Boy Scout Summer Camp will
start June 22 and last until July
10 this year.
“We are still looking for a quali
fied swimming and lifesaving in
structor and anyone interested
ptease phone me at 486—2843,”
Love said, adding, “Anyone who
has a hobby or constructive past
time they would like to demon
strate to the boys at camp is urged
to contact us also.”
The annual camp, located on the
Kodiak Naval Station and known
as Camp Evergreen, is fully super
vised by qualified adults and this
year has a complement of about 12
men instructors.
Upwards of 50 boys between the
ages of 11 to 14 coming from the
town of Kodiak, Kodiak Naval Sta
tion and Adak are expected for the
encampment, according to Love.
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THE ELKS BOWLIM IKIES
Russ Panchot, Manager
Now Is the right time to plan for bowling fan. Phone as
today and reserve your league’s or individual playing spot for
the Summer Leagues. PHONE 486—5222.
Afognak 4-H Club
Achievement Day
Rated Successful
By Lareen M. Shaw
Four-H Achievement day was
(held on May 10 as scheduled, and
had a good turnout.
A dress revue was held in which
each of the girls modeled one of
the dresses or skirts they com
pleted this year in 4-H. Most of
t the girls received blue ribbons for
[ their work. They also exhibited the
other items made during the year.
The girls in the baking project
exhibited several kinds of bread
including muffins, kulich, nut
bread, etc. They received blue an 1
red ribbons for their work.
Pins were presented for the
years work by the leader. Mrs
Shaw.
Third year pins were presented
to Mary Mullan, Gloria Nelson,
Lareen Shaw, Ann Gunderson,
Joan Boskofsky and Arlene Garner.
Second year pins were given to
Margaret Garner and Alberta Bos
kofsky.
F>rst year pins were received by
Virginia Nelson and Vicky Nelson.
An auction of the baked goods
by the women and the girls fol
lowed the revue and pin presenta
tion. Approximately $60 was taken
in and will be used for the girls
trip to camp.
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Prizes were given to women with
the best entries in sewing and bak
ing. A skirt marker was awarded
Zenida Lukine for her girls dress.
Nadia Mullan received a serving
dish for her pie entry. Britta Elli
son received a cake carrier for her
cake entry.
Gloria Nelson and Arlene Gar
ner were the winners of the trip
to the 4-H summer camp and will
go the first of August.
Ouzinkie Student
Wins High Honors
LINFIELD COLLEGE, McMinn
ville, Ore.—Norman Smith, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Smith of
Ouzinkie continues to rack up hon
ors at college. During the past
month he was recognized officially
as the outstanding Junior student
in the humanities area and was
dubbed a member of the Cardinal
Circle Honorary on the basis of
leadership, character, scholarship,
t —
activities and Christian ideals.
ALASKAN FISH CHAIRMAN
An Alaskan, Dr. Howard D. Tait,
Director of the Biological Research
Division, ADF&G, Is the newly
elected chairman of the Pacific
Salmon Inter-Agency Council’s
Technical Committee. Another
committee member from Alaska is
Dr. George Y. Harry, Jr., Bureau
of Commercial Fisheries, Alaska.
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