GULL SCOUT ANNIVER8AKY
Kodiak Girl Scouts joined,their
sister Scouts throughout the tank
ed States in celebrating the 44th
anniversary of the founding of the
Girl Scouts of America Monday.
The 145 Girl Scouts of the Naval
Station have a variety of projects
that center around two Quonset
huts on the station’s Aviation Hill.
These huts were rebuilt and re
furnished last year by the Girl
Scout leaders and other volun
teers. One of the huts is assigned
to the Brownies and the other to
the older Girl Scout groups.
Current needs of the club are
met by fund-raising activities of
volunteers and from a donation of
last year's station charity drive.
A Board of Directors for the
Kodiak Naval Station Girl Scout
Association is responsible for the
management of scouting activities.
The Association is comprised of
every Girl Scout Adult residing at
the Naval Station.
The Board of Directors includes
Mrs. Billie Newman, President,
Mrs. Catherine McCall, Vice Presi
dent; Mrs. Lois Clark, Secretary;
Mrs. Pauline Harris, Treasurer;
Mrs. Catherine Loveland, Regis
trar; Mrs. Margaret Drane, Troop
Organization Chairman; Mrs. Bes
sie Buntin, Training Chairman and
Mrs. Beth Crane, Leaders Club
President.
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KODIAK HOTEL GUESTS
Among guests registered at the
Kodiak Hotel this past week were
the following visitors:
A. L. Kaye from Anchorage, who
was here seeking a suitable site
for the opening of a store; W. C.
Phillips of the U. S. Engineers at
Fairbanks; Jack Stafford, Seattle,
and Don Burroughs of Anchorage,
both officials in the Stafford Sani
tary Supply Co.; A. Dlouky, An
chorage, connected with the James
Construction Co.; Fred S. William
son, Anchorage; Donald F. Davis,
Seattle, Associated Asbestos and
Cork Co.; Roy A. Rose, Western El
ectric official from Anchorage;
Nate Clapp, of Westair Transport;
W. E. Hertzberg of the Eagle Met
als Company, Spokane; Warren
Wekmeyer, Page Engineers from
Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Waterfield of Anchorage. Mr.
Waterfield is an engineer with Kf-K
Company.
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break up of ICC
HERALDS COMING OF „ ING
Ice is chilly stuff, but in the re
mote areas of Alaska the Spring
breakup heralds the summer ac
tivities. Humans and animals that
have been dormant all winter now
spring to life.
Alaskans everywhere are once
more playing one of their favorite
games—“Quess When.” The great
Alaskan Sweepstakes is on. eBlow
are the recorded times when the
breakup of the ice at Nenana has
occurred in past years. What it
will be this year is anybody’s
guess.
1917— April 30
1918— May 11
1919— May 3
1920— May 11
1921— May 11
1922— May 12
1923— May 9
1924— May 11
1925— May 7
1926— April 26
1927— May 13
1828—May 6
1929— May 5
1930— May 8
1931— May 10
1932— May 1
1933— May 8
1934— April 30
1935— May 15
1936— May 12
1937— May 3
1938— May 6
1939— April 29
1940— April 20
1941— May 3
1942— April 30
1943— April 28
1944— May 4
1945— May 16
1946— May 5
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1949— May 14
1950— May 6
1951— April 30
1952— May 12
1953— April 29
1954— May 6
1955— May 9
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begin crab hing after he unloads:
John Malutin is working With
his boat for the engineers of M-K
Company, who are here on the
White Alice project.
Mrs. Josephine Clymer and in
fant George left for the States
yesterday to attend the funeral of
her father, who passed away re
cently.
GRIFFIN HOSPITAL BIRTHS
Lester Fred, 8 lbs. 8 ozs., bom
March 14 to Zenida and Afony
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