Armed Forces Day Set For May 16
**Open :*HOuse/’ Displays, From 1 p.m.
Armed Forces Day will be ob
served at the U.S, Naval Station
herefrom I toT) p.m., on Saturday,
May 16,; 1959,
The main gate will open to the
general public at noon. Marine
Barracks personnel will direct
traffip to parking areas.
Openihg' ceremonies will com
mence at 1 p.m., in Hangar One.
Music will be furnished by the
Naval Station Band.
Hangar One will be open from
t to 5 <p,m^ to show numerous!
displays* of Navy equipment and
activities. These will include dem
onstrations and exhibit displays
hi alLFASRON shops and depart
ments.- '»•» inr:
Also in - Hangar One, Marine
Barracks- personnel will display
weapons, cold weather clothing
and Communications equipment
The $k>ast Guard Air Detach
ment will-display search and res
cue] eqUipmept while Patrol
Squadron; 22 will show a P2V-5F
..-aircraft*-;
• 'An R5D .aircraft, MB-5 crash
arid fn^truCk, arid a Link Trainer,
displayed by Naval Station
The Piiblic .Works Department
wiB displajjr :a rotary Type, snow
ptc"v aii(l a 5o ton aircraft crash
crane. . . ; \ 'f], ■V . . AT•
A deep sea diving rig • will he
displayed by the Ships Depart
ment y while the Communications
Station will demonstrate commit
nications equipment. This demon
stration will include simulated
signals transmitted by Navy’s
Vanguard I and II.
Photographic exhibits of ser
vices rendered will be shown by
•the Supply Department.
The Navy Exchange will estab
lish a stand in Hangar One for the
sale of hot dogs and soft drinks.
On the ramp area near Hangar
One, the Marine Barracks Drill
Team will give a close order drill
demonstration at 2 p.m.
At 2:30, a flammable liquid fire,
demonstration will be held near
Hangar One. This will be followed
by a hose coupling contest'be
tween two engine companies. The
main fire station will hold “open
house” between 1 and 5 p.m.
Beginning at 3:30, shuttle bus
service will transport visitors to
the south; end of marginal pier
for tours and demonstrations on
board LSM-161 and Coast Guard
Cutters.
Naval Reserve -Composite Com
pany . 17r5 will hold atf' “onen
house” with a program that in
cludes showing of several films
and brief; discussions of the past
year’s accomplishments. • "
In connection With the theme
“Power fpr Peace,” special Protes
tant and Catholic'services will be
held bn the Naval Station Sunday,
May 17; as**a fitting conclusion for
Armed Forces Day;
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11” Pepperoni .... 1.20 ea.
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Symposium Seeks
New Club Project
A symposium by members pro
vided the program at the Rotary
Club Tuesday at the 49 Room,
with suggestions being made for
possible projects for the club to
sponsor.
Among things discussed were a
swimming program for summer,
a swimming pool, a library and
museum building, procuring a
large tent for convention use, and
assisting in procuring a dentist for
Kodiak.
Among, the guests were John
Mansuy, Ovid McKinley, O. A. Tor
gerson, Mr. McLain as well as
student member John Reft.
Library Seeks
Strayed Books
Books valued at $114 have been
lost from the Kodiak Public Lbra
ry, and are due to be replaced.
The library would like the re
turn of the books.'The titles, class
and name of author follows:
JUVENILE LIST:"
Enemies in Icy Straits, Bell;
The White Stag, Seredy; Horton
Hatches the Egg, Seuss; Happy
Days, Charters; The Shore Road
Mystery, Dixon; Missing Chums,
Dixoii; Arabian Nights, Goode
nqw;Barnaby, Crockett; Black
Beauty, Sewell; Betty White’s
Teen Age Dance Book, Burns;
Mystery of Burin t Hill, Robertson;
Mother West . Wind’s “When”
” ” . ” “How**
Stories, Burgess; Bohbsey Twins,
3 volumes, Hope; Junior Miss,
Benson; Molly Pitcher, Stevenson;
I^rize Plays for Teenagers, Miller;
Lone Ranegr, Striker; Mr. and
Mrs. Noah, Lensh; Saddlebag Sum
mer, Anderson; In My Mother’s
House, Clhrk; Your Wings, Jor
danoff; The Book of Dogs, Lawson.
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ADULT FICTION AND NON
FICTION:
Test Yourself, Leopold; El Ca
mino Real, Jarrett; Age Without
Fear, Coyle; College Physics, Men
denhall; A Manual of Engineering,
French; Christmas Lyrics; Lives
And Times of Archie & Mehita
bel; World, History, Boak; Hun
garian Rhapsody, Harding; Master
of the Mississippi, Dorsey; Person
al Traits of Abraham Lincoln, Nic
olay; As I see India, Trumbull;
Opportunity in Alaska, Sunberg;
The Cavalier’s Cup, Dickson;
Night At The Mocking Widow,
Dickson; Living Across The Sea,
McConnell; Loma Doone, Black
more; Walk Thru The Valley,
Deal; Prince Otto, Stephenson;
Going Home, Harthom; The Long
Rifle, White; The Time of Man,
Roberts; Indian Beef, Wire.
ROBERT E. HENDERSON
TO PARTICIPATE IN
SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE
• Robert E. Henderson of the Ko
diak high school, was selected as
one of twenty high school and
nineteen college and junior col
lege instructors* from • throughout'
the*’ U.S.; toparticipate in two
scientific institutes vin ' radiation
• biology at the -University of Wash-'
i&gton next summer. v " - "
The institutes, one for college
and the other.for.high school in
structors, will i ru»i concurrently
for-eight; weeks,- front June 22
through Ai^gust 7. Participfants'
are awarded a , $7a .weekly salary,
plus allowances for travel, depen
dents and tuition., ^
School Menu
MAY 11 14
>v Monday—Baked corn' beef hash,,
butteredi:* diced -' CarrCts, plums,’
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bread, butter and milk.
TUESDAY—-Chili con carne,
carrot and -rasin salad, buttered
corn bread, chocolate pudding,
and milk.
WEDNESDAY—G r o u n d beef
and noodle casserole, buttered
beets, applesauce, peanut butter
sandwich, chocolate milk.
THURSDAY—Hot dog on but
tered bun, potato salad, carrot
sticks, lime jello, milk.
FRIDAY—Spanish rice with to
matoes, buttered spinach, grape
fruit, cookies, bread butter, milk.
Moser Cannery
Changes Hands
Sale of the cannery at Moser
Bay, a branch of Aiitak Bay on
the south end of Kodiak island,
by Libby, McNeill & Libby, was
recorded in the Kodiak commis- :
sioner’s office this wee#
Purchaser was given as the
CWC Fisheries, Inc., an Alaska
corporation, and included the
buildings* equipment, and two par
cels of land, described as number
ed 22 and 23. Papers indicated
over two million dollars was invol
ved in the transaction.
NOTICE
The City Council will sit as a
Board of Tax Equalization on May
18th„ and meetings may be con
tinued till all appeals have been
heard.
State Tax Laws require that
persons wishing to appear before
such Board shall notify the City
Clerk of such appeal, stating the
reason therefor.
Douglas G. Preston
City Clerk-Treasurer
WGOLINGER DRUGS
(BERTS)
MOTHERS DA?
Sunday May 10th
Mothers Day Greeting Cards '
We have a new & beautiful line of
Hallmark cards in a wide selection
to choose from.
Gift Items for Mother
Fresh Boxed Chocolates
Perfumes — Colognes
Stationery —
Hematite & Ivory Earrings
Necklaces etc.
SHOP THE DRUG STORE
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