Twisting Contest
Will Aid Cancer
Fund Drive Here
Mrs. Gail Martin and Mrs. Fran
Iani have been appointed co-chair
men of the local annual cancer
fund raising crusade according to
a release from the American
Cancer Crusade.
Heading a two-pronged drive to
raise funds in Kodiak, they have
organized a door to door canvas
for contributions to the cancer
fund which will commense at 2
p.m. Sunday, August 11, and also
a dance beginning at 9 p.m. Satur
day evening, Aug. 17, at the Elks
Club.
Highlight of the Saturday dance
will be a twisting contest begin
ing at 11 p.m. Trophies will be
awaided to the first and second
finalists.
Donations of $1 will be accepted
for admission to the dance. Tickets
will be available from either Mrs.
Martin or Mrs. Iani.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASE
Kodiak remained unlisted in the
communicable disease report for
the week ending July 26.
Sea Hawk
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highlights of our trip was the visit
with Jim Monroe and his family,
Mel Vega, Bob Leonard of Kodiak
Airways who was on charter with
APA, A1 St. Germain, one of the
old timers in my field. We want to
thank Kodiak Airways for keeping
an eye out for us and Harvey Air
ways for their efforts toward keep
ing a radio schedule with us. “Mac”
McKinley of Alaska F & G, Pat
—
Cannon and many, many other
fishermen for their information
and “lore” of the area. Our thanks
to the many skippers and fisher
man to whom we talked, that we
can’t begin to name. How can one
forget the evening of Harry Niel
sen’s bear hunting stories. The
Daniel Reed homestead and Mrs.
Reed’s home made yogurt. Mr. and
Mrs. A1 Owen and their domain in
the beautiful Village Islands.
We were fortunate in having Alf
Madsen drop in on us with his
shiny Cessna anchored in Mush
Bay, just about breakfast time. He
invited us to take a ride and see his
cabin on Uganik Lake. It was a
delightful trip and I was certainly
impressed with Alf’s neat and at
tractive cabin in about as fine a
lake setting as you could dream for.
1 couldn’t help but wonder why it
wasn’t being utilized by local va
cationer’s. Thanks for a pleasant
interlude, Alf.
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