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Joint Court
Tomorrow
Boy Scouts in this area are hold
ing a joint encampment on the
Naval Station. The camp began
July 28 and will continue through
Sunday, August 5, when a Court
of Honor will be held.
The Camp is made up of boys
from the Kodiak Troop No. 623
and the Naval Station troop No.
626. Activities at the camp consist
mostly of earning advancements
and earning merit badges. Prinei
pal interest centers in canoeing
and water activities. Camp fire
sessions are held every night.
Two big events mark the clos
ing of the Camp this year. Last
night a huge campfire session was
conducted, which was participated
in by the attending Scouts. Par
ents and friends of the Scouts wit
nessed the colorful ceremony.
Sunday night at the joint Court
of Honor, the two troops’ , mem
bers will receive their, advance
ments and merit badges. The pub
lic is invited.
Boys from Kodiak Troop No.
625 in attendance are: Dennis Gil
lian, Harold McQuaid, Ervin Mc
Neil, David Bergman, Richard
Hess, James Cooper, Richard Aps
terman, Larry. Herb and Eric Kul
berg. ' . j j
Boys from the: Naval Station
Troop No. 626 who are im attend
ance are; James Smyth, George
Watson, Lbuis Melson, Joseph Ray
field, James -Stewart, Patrick Fer
rell, David Sampson, Courtney
Starbird, Frederick Herring, John
Bridgens, Bryan Borup, LeRoy
Spinharney, Roger Spinharney,
Stephen Krum, Whitney Wagner,
John Trent, Richard, Vuljo, Ron
ald Cole, Bill Erickson and Gary
Poteet. - i
Officials in attendance with the
boys . at the Camp are Ken
Ubbelohde, Scout Field Execu
tive; LCDR R. C. Van Limburgh.
who is Camp Director. Danny
Snare is Camp Steward. Water
front Director is Robert Jearna
towski.
The Camp ends following the
Court of Honor Sunday night.
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Mrs. R. C. Vaughfi of the Naval
Station is experiencing the pleas
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the service, near her for a few
months anyway, while his ship,
the CG cutter Minnetonka, is sta
tioned here.
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The son is Kenneth Watkins,
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week from Long Beach, will be
stationed at Kodiak for 2,<fe
months.
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in assisting with these provisions
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