PTA Gets Charter
As Pack Sponsor
More than 150 parents and
friends of Glib scouting were em
‘tei'tained "i W the monthly Pack
ijhe^Mgh^ school
auditorium May 23. The" 1958-59
’Charter for Pack 123 was present
ed to Ivor Schott, who accepted it
from Marvin Wilson, Boy Scout
District Commissioner on behalf
af ;the PTA, the sponsoring group.
Talent acts were presented
which took the audience to the
West indies, to the circus, and to
an evening camp fire on the Wes
r~ ■ —■-——
tern range. The circus act* was
presented by Mrs. Paul Bond’s
X>en 1, and featured Francis the
Talking Mule; Elvii Presley and
lias quartet complete with a sigh
ing bobby .smcf rf’was the offering
of Mrs. Elmer Jesser’s Den 5; the
Cubs of Mrs. K. C. Boyce’s Den 2
brought a bit of the West Indies
to the stage with a Calypso act
singing Marianne; the grand
march of the circus made by Mrs.
Frank Irick’s Den 6 included a
ferocious bear and a lion, a strong
man, a team of circus horses and
a trick rider, clowns and acrobat.
The last skit of the evening was
a cowboy campfire scene with cow
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The Community Baptist Church
f“The Big White Church <m the HilT
Rev. John Molletti, Pastor
Sunday School —9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship—11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups —6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship —7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service—7 ;30 p.m., Wednesday
“Holding Forth The Word Of Life”
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boys singing Western songs, put
on by Mrs. T. R. Belleau’s Den 1(,
with Stuart Rickey doing a very
amusing solo down act.
Den 5 won the attendance rib
bon for perfect attendance at
their May Den meetings and the
May Pack meeting.
Bob Atkinson, former Cub
Master of Pack 213, was presented
a letter of appreciation for his
work with Cub Scouting in Kodiak
and was presented with a painting
of Akleaha painted on velvet by
the artist Paul Bond.
A Cub Scout Pinewood Derby
will be held June 27 at the Labor
Temple, it was announced by Act
ing Cub Scout Master Emil Knud
sen, which will be open to the pub
lic.
Assistant Cub Master Bob Gar
vey presented awards to the fol
lowing Cub Scouts:
Timmy Tice, Webelos badge;
Larry Barnes, Lion badge with
Gold arrow; Emil Knudsen, Lion
Badge with Gold and Silver ar
rows, Bear badge with Gold and
2 Silver arrows; John Eitzwater,
Lion badge with one Gold and 3
Silver arrows, Bear badge with
Gold and 2 Silver arrows, Wolf
badge with Gold and Silver ar
rows; Dennis N.,e, Bear badge.
Wolf Badges were awarded to
the following Cub Scouts: Bill
Belleau with Gold arrow; Jamie
Beukers, Michael I rick with Gold
and Silver arrows; John Patterson
with Gold and Silver arrows; Les
lie Comfort with Gold arrow; War
ren Hansen with Gold and Silver
arrows; Silver arrows were award
ed to Dale Gillilan—2; David Horn
—2; James Tice—2; Tom Clune.
Mike Withrow and Ricci Bourassa;
Vincent Tutiakoff received a Gold
arrow on his Wolf badge. Weston
Fields received a Gold arrow on
his Lion badge. Year Pins were
awarded to Ralph Longmire and
James Vokacek,
Dernier Stripes were receivec
by James Manson, John Patterson
Paul Mueller, Clay Carmouche
John McCarthy and Bill Belleau.
Assistant Denner Stripes wer<
awarded Steve Boyce and James
Vokacek.
The Grand Howl of Thanks wai
awarded to David Atkinson for hi:
work as a Den Chief.
Principal Releases
HS Honor Roll
For 6th Six Weeks
Honor roll students for the sixtl
6-week period were announced thi
week by James Gray, principal o
the high school here. This is th
standing for the final period o
the school year.
Seniors — Virginia Carr, 3.75
Joyce Torgramsen, 3.67; Charle
Johnson, 3.59; Rebecca Boot!
3.34; James Beaty, 3.09; Michea
Greeley, 3.06; Caroline Reft, 3.04
Norma Booth, 3.00.
Juniors — Janet Zeiba, 4.0C
Jill Acheson, 3.50; Nancy Jer
nings,, 3.47; Sharon Van Burer
3.46; Elaine Bromley, 3.35.
Sophomores — Milton Soutei
3 58; Adolph Jackinsky, 3.28; Sar
dra, Jesser, 3.06; Nick Popofi
3.01; Barbara Reid, 3.00.
Freshmen — Joanrne Tayloi
3.87; Richard Garrett, 3.6S
Friday
Game Night
8:30 p.m.
at
V.F.W.
Charles Touchstone, 3.32; Gail
Zieba, 3,32; Marjorie King, 3.22;
Allen Herbert, 3.i7; Kathleen Ro
bertson, 3.15; Lynne Pearson,
3.29; Judy Alumbaugh, 3.10; Chris
ty Boxwell, 3.03; Carl <Littletofi,
3.02; Courtney Starbird, 3.01;
Tina Earley, 3.01.
POLICE SLOGAN
If more drivers would give
ground there would be fewer of
them in it.
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Births
William Russell, weighing 7 lbs.
9> daah^was horn on May 23 to Pa
tricia Janette and Russell Earl
Brandt, Bui 2, USN.
Carol Sue, weighing 6 lbs., was
born on May 25 to Margaret Sarah
and Wesley Russell Smith, ACl,
USN.
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