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CITY HOSPITAL NEWS
Robert Frederick, 11 lbs. 12oz.,
October 11 to Ella and Frederick
Anderson.
Laura Jane, 7 lbs. 12 oz., Octo
ber 12 to Reta and Harry Knagin
of Ouzinkie.;
Mrs. Agnes Holmberg of Sand
Point was released from Griffin
Memoriol Hospital this week, after
receiving medical treatment.
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Around The Town
Around the town
The Rotary Club was instructive
ly entertained with a movie entitl
ed “Civil Defense” at their regu
lar meeting held Tuesday.
The movie dealt mainly with a
discussion of this subject by the
Officers Training School at Wash
ington, D. C. It was highly informa
tive, bringing before the members
the great necessity of pre-training
in civil defense, particularly evac
uation from congested areas.
Among the guests at the meet
ing were members of the visiting
District Court. Judge J. L. Mc
Carrey, Jr., and William Hilton,
clerk of, the Court; M. Davidson
and Dr. Bob Johnson.
The Kodiak Toastmasters Club,
which also met Tuesday evening,
featured four of its members in
short talks, and also one minute
speches by all those present. Each
speaker was then in turn criticized
and his faults good-naturedly laid
bare.
This group meets weekly for the
purpose of improving speech and
delivery. Marked progress is being
shown by the members. In the
short weeks since its inception it
has thirty charter members, and
some associate members. The Club
is' associated with Toastmasters
International.
The downpour experienced Mon
day did not daunt a capacity crowd
of parents who attended a pro
gram of the Brownies held at the
Community Baptist Church that
evening. All were enthusiastic
over the children’s performance.
Speaking of heavy rain, you
don’t have to be apologetic to a
visiting Alaskan, as we found when
we commented on Kodiak’s super
abundant and lavish display of
wetness to Judge McCarrey. “I
didn’t mind it a bit,” he said. “Af
ter living in the territory for 26
years, and visiting various places,
you get used to all kinds of weath
er.”
Incidentally, the) Judge likes Al
aska, and is enthusiastic over its
potentials. He has stated so many
times in private conversation and
in public. He feels that Alaska
has much to give to other coun
tries and the United States.
It might be interesting to note
in view of the increased interest
in mining in the Kodiak area, that
the deliveries of such ores found
here, such as tungsten, chrome and
mica, to mention only a few, were
short of quantities wanted by the
United States government under
its domestic purchase program.
Deliveries in a period announced
recently were 1,930,028 short-ton
units of tungsten, against a goal ,of
3,000,000 units; 87,833 long ton$ of
chrome, against a goal of 200,000
tons; 6,285 .short terns, of mica
against a goal of 25,000 short tons.
This ought to be an incentive, for
local mining enthusiasts to get out
and discover new deposits, which
are said to be abundant on the is
land. .
When winter comes the bank’s
fireplace in the lobby will again
be in use to extend its warmth and
cheer, according to the bank’s
president.
Svante Holmberg and Desson
Kachutan, both of Sand Point,
were admitted to Griffin Memorial
Hospital for medical attention.
They were brought in by a Navy
amphibian. * j
Pilot of the plane was L. J. Hen
rich, ADC, with L. L. Drumm, ADI
acting as co-pilot.
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EMBLEM CLUB'S
FALL FESTIVAL DINNER
AT THI
ELKS CLUB
TONIGHT
Saturday, October 22
Full Course dinner Served Buffet Style
Dinner Carnival Booths Dancing
6-S p.m. 9-p.m. to 2 a.m.
Admission $2.50
For Emblem Club members and their guests, Elks and
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