Cnfa Scouting
Ta Determine
P>,ewood Derby
Grand Champion
The Pinewood Derby to be held
June 27 in .the Labor Temple will
see each Den in Cub Scout Pack
213 race in three heats to pick a
Den Champion. The Den Cham
pions will then- run three heats
In determine the Pack Grand
Champion.
The Derby is a race between
small wooden cars constructed
from kits by the Cub Scouts and
their fathers. The kit consists of
a 'block of pine wood approximate
ly 3x7% inches plus two wooden
axle supports and the four small
plastic wheels. In making the
cars, no lubrication, bearings,
springs, etc., are allowed. The
ear cannot exceed five ounces to
tal weight. Eight cars at a time
race down a wooden ramp 32 feet
long.
The public is invited to this
free Cub Scouting entertainment.
Soft drinks and popcorn will be
at sale.
There are a limited number of
openings for Cub Scouts in P>ck
213. Parents of boys eight to ten
years of age who. would like to
become a Cub Scout are asked to
contact Mil Vokacek at phone
saw
Den Chief Houston was present
ed with the Grand Howl of
Thanks from the Cub Scouts and
Den Mother, Mrs. K. C. Boyce of
Den 2 on his departure.
The Cub Scouts of Den 1 and
T saw first hand the naturalization
•f the new U. S. citizens from
Kodiak when Den Mothers Mrs.
Wage and Mrs. Belleau took
fhem to observe the naturaliza
tion ceremonies held in the Dist
rict Courtroom Tuesday.
Potarians Hoar
Visiting Speaker
to a stirring speech before the
Jfctery Club Tuesday, Dr. Gordon
Mmer, visiting lecturer, touched
•» the problems of juvenile (i<*i;n.
9»«cy, patriotism, voting, and
subjects.
On juvenile delinquency, Dr.
staler stated it could be elimin
*®d m six months if we could get
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young people to think. “If those
in a mob were thinking, there
would be no mob,” he said. Mob
demonstrations and murder are
the result of not thinking, and
caused by selfishness. “We do not
overwork the virtue of gratitude,”
he said.
Much of Dr. Palmer’s talk con
cerned citizenship. Stating he
would not want to be anywhere
else than in America, the land of
his adoption because in all his
travels throughout the world he
has never found a land that of
fered so much—in opportunity
and equality. Stating that about
75 percent of Americans register
and less than 50 percent vote he
urged his listeners to vote — in
state, city and federal elections
Besides Dr. Palmer, guests at
tending the meeting were Russ
Arnett, M/Sgt. Wingfield, Judge
J. L. McCarrey, George Wick,
Wendell Hylton, Norman Smith,
Bruce Keers and Lou Veerman.
The latter was inducted into the
club at the meeting.
Rotary Assembly wtas held Tues
day night* at which time Presi
dent Bob Johnson called for re
ports from the various committee
heads.
A vote was taken among the di
rectors on raising the dues to $25
a year, an increase of $10 over the
present. This was voted in, but
will come before the club at the
meeting next Tuesday for final
approval, or disapproval.
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Bible School to
Open Next Week
An announcement of the open
ing of daily vacation Bible school
at the Community Baptist church
on Monday, June 16 was made by
Rev. John Molletti Wednesday.
The school will continue for the
period of two weeks.
Classes will be held from 9 until
11:30 am. Monday through Fri
day for all children ages 3 to 12
inclusive. Included in the program
for each department will be stor
ies, handwork, songs, games and
surprises.
Children of all faiths are cordial
ly invited to attend the Bible
school.
Rev. G. F. Lewis
To Be Here Sunday
Rev. Gayle F. Lewis, assistant
general superintendent of the As
semblies of God church and exec
utive director of the National
Home Missions, will be in Kodiak
at the 'local Assembly of God
church for both the morning and
evening services tomorrow, June
15
Rev. Charles 0. Hirsehy, pastor
of the Kodiak Assembly of God
church, will accompany Rev. Lew
is when he leaves Monday. They
will attend the all-Alaska Bienni
al convention in Anchorage next
week.
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Well Represented
In Bear Division
The recently published results
of the 1956-57 North American
Big Game competition sponsored
by the Boone and Crockett Club
show the Kodiak Island guides to
be well represented.
Under the Alaskan Brown Bear
division, Pinnell and Talifson’s
hunter, Dave Connor, was award
ed first prize. Alf Madsen’s hunt
er, John M. Talbott, scored second
prize. Another of Madsen’s tim
ers, WillS^m D. Holmes, was
awarded third prize.
Maxwell and Howe, guides from
Uyak Bay, scored an honorable
mention, as did Pinnell and Talkf
son’s hunters Richard Van Dyke
and JCeifch Chisholm.
Dave Connor's bear skull length
was 18 7/16 inches and the width
was 11 11/16, with a total score
30 2/16 and ranks among one
the ten largest alktime record
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