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IT’S REHEARSAL TIME FOR THE MILLIKENS as the time draws near for the group to appear be
fore the footlights during the King Crab Festival. Performances are scheduled for Friday and Satur
day, May 4 and 5. Billed as “From Apples to Atoms” the variety show is being directed by Dr. Bob John
son and is said to contain many amusing acts as well as talented entertainment. The group has scored
heavily in previous performances.
5 KHS Students
Win High Hcccr
Five Kodiak High School stu
dents have been approved for
membership in “Who’s Who
Among Student Leaders In Hign
Schools Of America,” it was re
vealed this week.
Chosen on the basis of scholar
ship, leadership in academic and
extracurricular activities, service
to school and communty, and
promise for future usefulness
were: Gary Irving Olson, Carolyn
Ann Rockstad, Kathleen Marie
Dawson, Mary Jane Huston, and
Kathleen Mona Long.
Established in 1954, the nation
wide, non-profit organization is
designed to give national honor
and recognition to deserving high
school students and to encourage
them to develop their talents by
continuing their education.
Each student is awarded a cer
tificate with the Gold Seal of rec
ognition and the student’s name
and biography appears in the of
ficial publication for the current
year.
Letters of recommendation are
written upon request of the stu
dent to any college or university
for scholarship or entrance refer
ences. Letters are also written to
prospective employers.
I
Griffin Memorial
Births
A son, Ronald Lee, weighing 8
lbs. 10 ozs., was born on April
15 to Patricia and Deward Halsey.
A son, Gordon Lee, weighing 9
lbs., 9 ozs., was born on April 16
to Elizabeth and Charles Willough
by.
A daughter, Marciel De-Ann,
weighing 8 lbs. 9Vz ozs., was born
on April 16 to Helen and Albert
Torsen of Ouzinkie.
Two of the catcher boats off the Japanese fishing fleet which were
seized Sunday and Monday are seen as they lie peacefully in Kodiak
harbor. The boats were visited by a constant stream of curious on
lookers prior to their departure Thursday morning. Fishermen
appeared to be enjoying the unusual circumstances, smiling amiably
as amateur photographers had them pose for pictures.
We Never Close
EASTER DINNER
Roast Turkey
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try our merchants lunch during the week
Final Appeal For
Bering Sea Patrol
A last appeal for clothing for
needy natives encountered by the
annual Bering Sea Patrol is being
made by both Coast Guard Wives
Clubs this week.
Used, clean but wearable cloth
ing of all sizes is being gathered
and packed by the clubs and will
be distributed to needy natives by
the Cutter Northwind on its Ber
ing Sea Patrol.
Clothing should be brought to
the Kodiak Police station or to the
Coast Guard Air Detachment
Hangar #1, where a “Bering Sea
Patrol” trailer is parked now. The
clubs have issued thanks to those
who have already donated.
For further information call:
Sylvia Edwards 6-5268, Adrienne
Moen 6-5235 or Mona Redfield 6
5636.
KODIAK PUBLIC
School
MENU
April 23 - April 27
Monday— Baked Beef Hash,
Stewed Tomatoes, Sliced Peaches,
Bread, Butter, Milk.
Tuesday— Chili Con Carne,
Molded Salad, Buttered Corn
Bread, Plums, Milk.
Wednesday—Hot Dog on But
tered Bun, Macaroni Salad, Cheese
Sticks, Apple Cobbler, Chocolate
Milk.
Thursday— Scalloped Chicken,
Buttered Peas and Carrots, Fruit
ed Jello, Eread, Butter, Milk.
Friday—Tuna Salad Sandwich,
Baked Beans, Fruit, Cookies, Milk.
(Soup for High School)
Fish & Game Asks
Bids On Labor
The Alaska Department of Fish
and Game announces an invitation
for bids on the labor costs required
to build a 10’ x 12’ fuel storage
building.
All materials will be furnished
by the Department of Fish and
Game. Plans and a description of
the building are available at the
Department of Fish and Game of
fice of commercial fisheries, 12
harbor avenue.
Sealed bids will be accepted a_
the above address or in the mails
addressed to the Alaska Depart
ment of Fish and Game, Box 686,
Kodiak, attention Robert J. Simon.
TIP TO MOTORISTS
You’ll probably never live ’til
ninety if you keep looking for it
on the speedometer.
Honor Roll
(Continued from Page 2)
Lindsey 3.14, Mary Katelnikoff
3.06, Janet Davenport 3.06, Pat An
derson 3.02, Marlene Olson 3.01.
GRADE 7— Carolyn Weisser
3.78, Sharen Gilbreath 3.71, Eliza
beth Hall 3.56, Carolyn Eubank
3.56, Ned Farber 3.53, Judy Ache
son 3.53, Ralph Longmire 3.22,
Barbara Sutliff 3.14, Bruce Short
3.10. Gordon Ciano 3.06, Karen
Sheridan 3.06, Donna Chase 3.00
Grade 8—Mary Turner 3.71,
Weston Fields 3.58, Joyce Brum
mett 3.27, Howard Valley 3.16,
Ginger Koppang 3.08, George Ga
routte 3.04, Mary Short 3.02, Don
ald Darnell 3.00.
SELF RESPECT
To live an honorable life main
tain the respect of only one per
son—the fellow you see in the
mirror.
Mirror classirieds bring results
FOR ALL YOUR
Welding Needs
or Problems
Phone 486- 5150
KODIAK WELDING WORKS
FISHERMEN
Important Meeting
Fishermen’s Hall
10:00 A.M.
Monday, April 23,1962
★ EASTER SUNDAY DINNER *
MENU
Kodiak King Crab Cocktail
Soup Du Jour
SPRING SALAD BOWL
Roquefort, French or Thousand Island
Dressing
•
* Roast Leg of Lamb.3.75
With Mint Jelly
* Roast Long Island Duckling. 4.00
With Orange Sauce
Old Fashioned
* Baked Ham.3.50
Candied Sweet Potatoes
* Fried Spring Chicken.4.00
Country Gravy
* New York Steak.6.00
Prime, Choice, 16 oz.
* Filet Mignon.6.00
Broiled Double Cut, 16-oz.
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Vegetable Whipped Potatoes
Choice of Desserts
COFFEE TEA
•
Small orders for small fry—Half Price
DINING ROOM OPENS 4 P.M.
FOR RESERVATIONS JEST CALL_
MONTMARTRE INN *★*