Kodiak 11 of A Student, Stanley R.
Thorsheim Earns High ROTC Honor
ROTC Cadet Corporal Stanley R.
Thorsheim, a freshman business
administration major from Kodiak,
received the highest award given
to a freshman student in the Re
serve Officers Training Corps at
the University of Alaska at cere
monies held there recently.
Corporal Thorsheim received the
Veterans of Foreign Wars Medal
Award for 1962 at the ROTC A
--
wards Ceremony held on the U of
A’s annual Governor’s Day event
late in April.
In addition, CpI. Tfcorsfteim re
ceived several honors earned in
connection with serving on the
high scoring rifle team in National
Rifle Association matches.
The 21-year old first-year stu
dent is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Bryan Thorsheim who have been
touring the States since Mr. Thor
sheim retired last year. The Thor
sheim’s, and their youngest son
Russell, who presently are living
in Seattle, plan to visit Kodiak in
July.
Champagne Capers
Set For IVlay 19
The ladies of the Emblem Club
have one week to go before they
stage their long-awaited “Cham
pagne Capers”, which is scheduled
for Saturday, April 19.
Described as a night of fun, food
and entertainment, it will begin
with a dinner which has been set
up for two seatings, one at 6 p.m.
and one at 8:30 p.m. This will be
followed by dancing and floor show
entertainment.
Tickets are on sale at $5. Only
Elks and their ladies. Emblem
Club members and their escorts
may attend.
Need License
For Seal Bounty.
A valid hunting or trapping lic
ense is required for the taking of
hair seals, wolves, coyotes, and
wolverines, according to the Alaska
Department of Fish and Game.
Bounty payments will not De
made to persons who did not pos
sess a valid license at the time of
presenting their bounty claims. No
exceptions will be made to any in
dividuals claiming bounties in this
regard and anyone attempting to
claim bounties without having a
valid license in possession will be
leaving themselves open to prose
cution, the ADFG advises.
Bounties will not be paid to non
residents.
A bounty of $3 for hair seals
taken in all Alaskan waters was
established by the last legislature.
Cooperation Of
Public To Trap
Dog Poisoner
The full cooperation of the
people of Kodiak in apprehending
♦ he local dog poisoner has been
asked by Police Chief R. E. Vick
ery.
“We are doing all we can and
our main interest is to bring who
ever is doing this poisoning to
justice,” said Chief Vickery, add
ing. “We would like to ask the full
cooperation of those concerned in
(his drastic matter of the poison
ing of dogs. We ask that all parents
instruct their children not to
pick up anything they see on the
ground.” The chief pointed out the
danger of some child being poison
ed.
“It seems like whoever isdoing
this is more or less picking on pets,
and could be either hand feeding
them this poison or throwing it
where they know the dog will come
and eat. Whoever it is knows just
what they are doing and knows al
so that no one is around to observe,
but with your full cooperation we
feel we can soon trap this person
or persons, the chief stated.
URGE MEMBERS TO ATTEND
MOTHER’S DAY PROGRAM
All Emblem Club members are
urged to attend the Elks Mother’s
Day services, which will be held at
the Elks Hall, Sunday, May 13, at
8 p.m.
President of the Club, Mrs.
Muriel Valen. stated that it was
fitting that members of the organi
zation take part in this program
honoring mothers.
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