Vets to Sponsor
loyalty Program
Loyalty Day will be observed
Oioy 1 by the Katami Post No.
^056 Veterans of Foreign Wars
••tk a program which will include
* parade followed by Loyalty Day
coremonies at the Labor Temple.
The program Thursday, accord
ing to Charles Christoffersen,
post commander, will get under
way at 7:30 p.m. with a parade.
Participants will be the Navy
hand, a unit of the Navy and Mar
ine Corps, the Boy Scouts, Ameri
can Legion and Veterans of For
eign Wars and the Ladies Auxili
ary. The parade will start at
Krafts Dry goods, and will pro
ceed up Alaska Way, Mill Bay
Road and Main Street to the Post
Office. The reviewing stand will
be under the Marquee of the Or
pheum theatre.
Immediately following the par
ade, the Loyalty Day ceremonies
will be held in the Labor Temple,
rain or shine. ‘The public is cord
ially invited to attend the cere
monies,” Christoffersen stated.
POLICE SLOGAN
Every child pedestrian is a hu
man caution sign.
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VOTE FOR
MRS. E. A. (liELEH) FISCXER
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR RE ELECTION TO THE
Territorial House of Representatives
RESIDENT OF ALASKA 12 YEARS
Will continue to work for the benefit
of Kodiak and outlying communities
of the Third District
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Ladies Guests
Off Toastmasters
Speakers to be heard next Tues
day at the meeting of the Kodiak
Island Toastmasters Club include
Merle Sehwenk, Jules Radinsky,
Phil Starbird and Ted Grispino.
Members voted to stage another
“Ladies Night.” This will be at
the next meeting.
Bob Boko will serve in the ca
pacity of Toastmaster, and Chief
Critic is Bon Wolf, with Chuck
Connelley acting as Grammarian.
Critics include Ken Black, George
Cornelius, Bob Johnson, Ron
Walker and Marty Zucker. Table
Topics will be handled by Amby
Clegg.
Farewells were said to two
members who are leaving. The
president, Paul Bond, announced
his departure from Kodiak and
the meeting was the last for Dick
Guthrie.
The club also voted to suspend
meetings during June, July and
August, resuming again the sec
ond Tuesday in September.
Girl Scouts Camp
Planned for duly
With the news that a Girl Scout
camp site is being prepared at
the Naval Station, girls in the Sen
ior Scout troop are looking for
ward to a ten-day camp beginning
July 9th.
Senior Scouting is open to high
school girls of 14 and above, and
provides a varied and interesting
program. Service activities, which
include training as junior librar
ans, museum aides and hospital
aides, are among the many pro
jects offered to Senior Scouts.
Also of interest to the girls are
help in vocational planning, and
a chance fir social activities for
their age group.
Girls who are interested in the
Senior Scout program are request
ed to call Mrs. Marie Nye, phone
4822. Meetings are held at Mrs.
Nye’s home after school every
Thursday afternoon.
WORKING IN A STEEL MILL
DESCRIBED IN CLUB SPEECH
In a talk before the Rotary Club
Tuesday, Howard Demarest, USO
director, spoke on his experiences
as a youth working in a steel mill
in 1917.
Demarest described incidents
that were near tragic, and a hum
orous incident when one of the
workers, irked by the plant’s cat
eating up his lunch, brought it to
Art Waldron
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
for Territorial Representative
Suggests:
“VOTE at the Primaries
April 29 and see that your
neighbor votes.”
—VOTE FOR—
James E. Fisher
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
—for—
House of
Representatives
of
ALASKA’S LEGISLATURE
ts quick demise by throwing it
nto one of the hearths.
Among those present at the
meeting! £s guests were Lou ~‘7eer
man, Al> Sturmer and stmleni
member Otto Mahle.
NOTICE
Dr. E. E. Bach, Optometrist, will
be in Kodiak to do eye examina
tions on April 27 through 30. For
an appointment cell Mrs. Carl
Huer at 5451.
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