Rftary Awards
Two Scholarships
Scholarships were awardedtwo
graduating Seniors in a special
presentation made at the Rotary
Club meeting held Tuesday noon
at the Island Fountain. Awards
went to Jim Beaty and Charles
Johnson.
Rev. John Molletti, in making
the awards on behalf of the Club,
spoke briefly, and stated it was
customary to make only one
award, but the two candidates
were so closely tied, it was nec
essary to present each with a $100
scholarship. He cautioned the re
cipients against thinking of the
awards as an encl in their goal of
endeavor, but to look upon them
as cnly a beginning.
Rev. Molletti paid tribute to the
School Superintendent, Ivor Sc
hott, and Dr. A. Holmes Johnson,
President of the {School Board, for
the high caliber school system in
Kodiak.
Guests of the Club for the occa
sion, who have been student re
presentatives at Rotary meetings
throughout the year, were the two
scholarship recipients and Gary
Tighe, Mike Greeley, Lothar Bier
manski and Otto Mahle. Gerald
Clark, also a graduating Senior
was a guest
Other guests present at the
meeting were Frank McConaghy,
Dick Myrem, Captain Arnold
Sweat, Pat Lynch:, flarold Coving
ton, Bob Miller and Ron Deitt
more.
The incoming and outgoing
officers and committee heads of
the Club met at the home of Jess
Ballard Tuesday evening. Presi
dent Bob Johnson made assign
ments for the coming year.
W. Stone Family
Leave for States
William Stone and his family
left for the States Thursday and
expect to be gone for about five
months.
Bill Stone is superintendent of
the Kodiak Baptist Mission. He
will attend several conferences
and a youth camp, which will be
held in Several sections of the
country. He and his wife, Zelma,
wifi visit their parents in Colorado.
Stones first assignment is in
Cincinnati, June 12. In July, they
will attend the National Baptist
Homes and Hospital Conference
and the National Baptist Women’s
Conference. Daughters Zelanna
and Nelda, will attend the
National World-wide Guild House
party at Green Lake, Wisconsin.
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The Stones will go to Grand
Mesa, Colorado, for the Youth
Camp to be held there. Their
two daughters will return to
Kodiak in the fall in time for
school.
Cub Scouting
2 Scout Leaders
At Camp Training
Two Kodiak Scout leaders were
among nineteen leaders from
Alaska who recently completed
the training leading to the Wood
Badge.
Vernon Draper, Cub Scout Com
mitteeman and Skipper of the
Kodiak Sea Scout Unit, and Mar
vin Wilson, Boy Scout District
Commissioner, were the two
Kodiak representatives attending
the first course in Wood Badge
training ever held on the Pacific
Coast or in Alaska.
Training consisted of eight
days in camp, sleeping in tents,
cooking and eating in the open,
and learning practical things by
experiencing them. In the train
ing, candidates must also com
plete a series of questions and
projects which require written re
ports.
The purpose of the International
Wood Badge program, with head
quarters in England, is to provide
Scout leaders with training so
they may train local adults inter
ested in becoming Scout Leaders.
The Cub Scout Pack Committee
will meet at 7:30 p.m., Thursday,
May 29 in the high school auditor
ium. All members of the Com
mittee are urged to attend this
important meeting.
Den Mothers of Pack 213 are
as follows: Den 1, Mrs. Paul Bond;
Den 2, Mrs. K.C. Boyce; Den 3,
Mrs. Bob Garvey; Den 4, Mrs. Ray
Beurassa; Den 5, Mrs. Vernon
Draper; assistant Den Mother,
Mrs. Elmer Jesser; Den 6, Mrs.
Frank Irick and Den 7, Mrs. T.R.
Belleau.
POLIO CLINIC TODAY
There will be a polio clinic to
day from 10 am to 11 am at the
Kodiak Labor Temple. All chil
dren. ages 3 months through 19
years, will be given first, second
or third shots as needed.
POLICE SLOGAN
Accident insurance is a good
buy, but safe driving is the best
insurance anyone can have.
CALL FOE BIOS
The 17th Naval District Public
Works Office has issued a call for
bids for the contraction of a Vil
lage Family Housing telephone
cable system at the U.S. Naval
Station, Adak, Alaska. Estimated
cost of the project is under $25,000.
The job is listed under NAV
DOCKS Spec. No. 2458/58. Applic
able bidding data and information
for contractors and suppliers can
be obtained or examined at the
District Public Works Office,
Building S-12, U.S. Naval Station,
Kodiak, Alaska.
NOTICE
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. 0. Hirschy,
pastors of the Assembly of God
i
Church are now living in the
apartment at the Church. Phone
6491. tfn
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notice:
The Christian Science Society
in the Chapel Annex on the Base,
of Kodiak holds services & Sun
day School every Sunday at 11 a.».
The Community Baptist Church
“The Big White Church on the HOT
Rev. John Molletti, Pastor
Sunday School —9:45 a.xn.
Morning Worship —11:00 ajn.
Youth Fellowship Groups —6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship —7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service —7:30 p.m , Wednesday
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