Traditional Cake Cutting Ceremony
Hie traditional cake catting ceremony for Patrol Squadron IT at
the Kodiak Naval Station on Monday, Feb. IS. Cm dr. William O.
MdLean, USN (center) assumed command of the squadron aftqr
relieving Cmdr. Donald E. McKinley, USN, left, who now reports
for duty with Staff, Commander Naval Air Force, Pacific, at San
Diego. Present for the occasion were Rear Adm. F. E. Bakutis, USN
(right), Commander Alaskan Sea Frontier, and officers and men of
the Kodiak naval units.—(Official USN Photo)
Trophy Hunters
Win Top Honors
In Bowling Meet
The Trophy Hunters won top
honors in the Ninth Annual Kodiak
City ABC Bowling tournament
just concluded at the Elks Lanes
with a total of 2980 pins. Antlers
was second with 2966, while Break
ers Bar finished third with 2946
and the Feather Merchants fourth
with 2931.
In singles competition Farson,
with 677, won top honors. Other
single bowlers and their scores are
as follows: Kujan 656, Eggemeyer
656, Timms 654, Sumpf 652; Kraft
648, Lindgren 647, Draper 646, An
drews 642, Klimchak 641, Lind
blom 638, Dawson 638, Bible 635,
Ensslin 634 and Parker 631.
Double winners are as follows:
Young and Richardson 1272, Lind
blom and Cushivy 1262, Matesic
and Lindgren 1258, Blakeney and
Klosterman 1253, Chester and
Sundberg 1246, Pauch and Pecore
1231, Heffner and Elliott 1210, and
Andrew and Wheeler 1204.
All events (scratch) winners
were Hipp 1733, Panchot 1723
Marconi 1698. All entries, Bloci
1841, Timms 1833, Klimchak 1833
Hipp 1823.
(Mirror Classifieds Bring Results)
Correction
... Please ...
In the Coast Guard Wives versus
the High School All-Stars game the
name of the leading scorer was
given as Miss Grost when it should
have been Mrs. Dugan.
My Apologies to Mrs. Dugan.
Mrs. Dugan, who incidentally
played a very fine game along with
other ladie9 participating in the
Kodiak City League.
Joe Floyd
Schtol Lunch
Menas
Monday, February 25
Baked Beef Hash, Buttered Car
rots, Pear Halves, Bread, Butter,
Milk.
Tuesday, February 26
Spaghetti and Meat Sauce, Cole
slaw, Garlic Bread, Fruited Lime
Jello, Milk.
Wednesday, February 27
Barbecued Hamburger on Bun,
Buttered Lima Beans, Carrot
Sticks. Fruit Salad, Chocolate Milk.
Thursday, February 28
Baked Turkey Pie, Buttered
Spinach, Celery Sticks, Butter
scotch Pudding, Bread, Butter,
Milk.
Friday, March 1
Toasted Cheese Sandwich, Hot
Buttered Vegetables, Fruit, Cook
ies, Milk.
(Soup for High School)
EFFECTIVE
THIS WEEKEND
Office Hours For The
Kodiak Telephone Co.
Weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed Saturdays & Holidays
THE KODIAK TELEPHONE CO.
Additional Scout
Awards At Meet
Held Last Week
Scouts of the town Troop 625
who received awards Tuesday night
included Jim Love, Gary Ham and
Mike Selvog, their Tenderfoot
badges. Awarded Den Chief War
rants for assisting in the Cub
Scouting program were Fernando
Vega, Don Wilder and Don Bul
lock. Vega also received the Troop
Scribe patch.
Pat Anderson received a merit
badge for Dairying.
Sixteen Boy Scouts from the Na
val Station Troop 626, in addition
to Eagle Scout Hedblom were
award recipients at the Court of
Honor.
Mike Garoutte became a Star
Scout and was presented a two
year pin and the Home Repairs
Merit badge; William Smith, Star
Scout; Michael Holton, Star Scout
and Reading Merit badge; William
Garrison, Star Scout, Cooking and
Fishing Merit badges, one year
perfect attendance pin, one year
pin, Den Chiefs card, Den Chiefs
Warrant, and “Go Round Up"
badge.
Michael O'Halloran, Camping
and Cooking Merit badges, Scribe
badge, Assistant Senior Patrol
Leader’s badge, one year pin, one
year perfect attendance pin, “Go
Round Up” badge.
Micky Barnett, two year perfect
attendance pin, four year pin. sen
ior patrol leaders’ badge, den chief
warrant.
Nick Zieba, patrol leaders’
badge; William Vosgein, camping
merit badge, cooking merit badge,
one year pin; John Vosgein, camp
ing merit badge, cooking merit
badge.
Frank Biernacki, one year pin,
assistant partol leaders’ badge, “Go
Round Up” badge; Steve Lowry,
one year pin; Warren Hanson, one
year, two year and three year pin.
Chuck Payne, one year pin, as
sistant patrol leaders’ badge; David
Andrews, one year pin; Claude
Coyle, one year pin, “Go Round
Up badge; Ricky Vosgien, one year
pin.
District Scout Commissioner
Vernon Draper, who also is the
Sea Explorer Unit leader here, pre
sented achievement awards to the
Sea Explorers of Unit 726.
Steve Franklin, Steve Draper,
Ricky Monell and Carl Benson all
were presented their Sea Explorer
Ordinary ratings.
Remember Russian
Dinner At Church
On Sunday, Feb. 24
Kodiak residents will be
treated to the traditional Russian
foods on Sunday in the basement
of the Russian Orthodox Church
The ladies of the church will
begin serving at 11 a.m. and con
tinue until 7 p.m.
Cost is $2 for adults and $1
for children with a special family
ticket price of $6.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and relatives for the gifts
which wei’e sent for our wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. George McCorkle
CARD OF THANKS
It is with a sense of deep appre
ciation that we extend our thanks
to those who sent gifts for the wed
ding of our daughter to George Mc
Corkle.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sanguinetti
Boxers From Here
Showing Up Well
Kodiak Naval Station fighters
were showing up exceedingly well
in the Fourth Annual Anchorage
Elks’ Golden Gloves tournament
now in progress.
Bill Brown of Kodiak won the
novice welterweight title, as he
soundly trounced Joe Boehly. John
Cresto of the Naval Station won a
split decision over Carl Newman
of Elmendorf Air Force Base, and
Keith Willard of the local station
meets Herbert Thompson for the
open heavyweight crown.
Two Base fighters weren’t quite
so fortunate. Roy Wright, a Kodiak
Marine lost by a TKO at 1:58 of the
second round and Tom Woodruff
lost by a TKO at 31 seconds in the
third round.
Legislator Urges
Fisheries Course
In State’s H. S.
A resolution urging that a high
school course in fisheries be of
fered in the coastal areas of the
state was introduced on Feb. 14
and referred te the Health, Wel
fare and Education Committee of
the State House of Representatives
in Alaska.
The resolution points out that
the harvesting of fish and seafood
products are a vital factor in the
economy of the state and presently
the high school curriculum does
not offer any course in fisheries
and the state of Maine offers its
high school students a practical
course in marine biology and
other aspects of the fishing indus
try in recognition of the impor
tance of that industry to the state
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and its industry.
The resoluion asks that the Gov
ernor request the Department of
Education with the cooperation of
the Department of Fish and Game
to investigate the feasibility of of
fering a mgh school course jn fish
eries to students residing in the
coastal areas of Alaska and to re
port its findings and recommenda
tions to the Legislature as soon as
possible.
TACOMA
PORTLAND
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