Worldwide Aspect
off Rotary Lauded
bocal Rotariaas were given an
insight., into international
asjaects of'-tfeeir organization when
a recipiemtof, a Rota:tfy scholarship
spoke before /the gjrofop at their
meeting Tuesday. •*
The speaker, Ensign Lyle Lan
caster, who also lived in Germany
for a year under a Fullbright
scliolarship award, stated the ex
perience “most beneficial.” It
wais the only way to understand
the people and problems in fore
ign countries, he said. Besides
mingling with students from fore
ign countries, and entering into
the discussions that followed as
groups gathered, he said he visit
ed man<y Rotary Clubs and gained
much from contacts with Rotar
ians in Europe.
The newly elected officers of
Rotary were installed by past
president Bill Lam me. These were
Dr. Bob Johnson as president;
Peter Ramaglia, vice-president;
Jess Ballard, secretary; and O. A.
Torgerson, treasurer. Directors of
the club installed were Rev. John
Moletti, Morris S. Burnham and
Ivor; yV; Schott. The lhtter was not
present.
Attendance pins were given the
members who had a perfect rec
ord of attendance. Highest award
want to Morris Burnham, who re
cived a ten year pin. Next high
est was Walt Muller.
Among the guests present at
the meeting were Lt. Tom Over
dorff, Norman Haugland, Leslie
Lynch, Harry Donnelley, Maurice
Egan, Dorj Grosgebauer, Bruce
Keers'and Bob Miller. Rear Ad
miral Arnold McKeclmie, honor
ary member of the organization,
was also present.
NOTICE
The Montmartre Inn will be
open Sunday afternoons. Special
Family dinners will be served.
The Community Baptist Church
"The Big. White Church on the HilT
Rev. John Molletti, Pastor
Sunday School —9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship — 11:0Q a,m.
Vouth Fellowship Groups —3:30 p.m.
Evening Worship —7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service —7:30 p ut., Wednesday
"Holding Forth The Word Of Life”
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SLED DOC OWNERS
—Alaska Extension Service Photo
SEEGOO, THE SLED DOG—A
drawing by Fred Machetanz intro
duces the new “Manual for Sled
Dog Owners.”
The manual, a cooperative effort
of the University of Alaska Exten
sion Service and the Arctic Health
Research Center, covers such sub
jects as dog breeding, kinds of
food, shelter, dog diseases and
their control, training a leader,
equipment and maintenance and
rules for racing.
The manual, Bulletin No. 200, is
available (by writing the Univer
sity Extension Service, Box B,
College, Alaska.
Cub Scouting
George Garoutte
Winner of Derby
An enthusiastic crowd watched
George Garoutte of ben 5. race
his car to victory in* the Pinewood
Derby held Friday, June 27, at
the Labor Temple. The Pack
Grand Champion received a pair
of Boy Scout binoculars. James
Vokacek of Den 6 and Steve Boyce
of Den 2 came in second and third
in that order.
Richard Grimes, Den 3, received
a Boy Scout cooking kit for hav
ing the best looking car in the
Pack. The den by den results of
the big race are as follows: First,
second and third place; Den 5,
order. Den 1, David Hylton, (only
entrant); Den 2, Steven Boyce,
John McCarthy, Paul Mueller;
Den 3, Richard Grimes, Hershall
Garvey, Robert Layman and Les
lie Comfort in a threeway tie for
second and ihtrd place; Den 5,
^George Garoutte^ Daniel McKin
ley, Dennis Nye; Den 6, James
Vokacek, Michael Irick, Raymond
Fletcher; Den 7, Stuart Rickey,
Jamie Beukers, Leon Wallin; Web
elos, Skipper Knudsen, John Fitz
watter, Bruce Vincent. Each Den
was awarded a sterling silver Cub
Scout ring.
Marvin Wilson, Boy Scout Dis
trict Commissioner, Cdr. F . J.
Brauer and Lcdr. M. D. Leash
acted as judges, and awards were
presented by the Commissioner.
Committee chairman were Mil
Vokacek, seating; Lambert Vin
cent, track; Roy Rickey and Frank
Mosquitoes and Flies
Don’t be chewed to bits by these blood*
thirsty pests. Just bum a little BUHACH
wherever you want peace and comfort.
rJZ, BUHACH
—S«f«—laay To Uso—Iconomicah—
Friday
Game Night
8:30 p.m.
at
V.F.W.
Irick, refreshments; registration,
Ray Bourassa and judging, Vem
Draper.
Lambert Vincent, Pack Com
mitteeman, presented Cub Scout
achievement awards* to ' Steve
Boyce', gold arrow on his Wolf
badge; Jamie Beukers and Leon
Wallen, Bobcat pins; Stuart Rick
ey, Denner Stripe; Steven Draper,
gold arrow on his Lion badge;
Michael McKinley, gold arrow on
his Wolf badge; Dale Gillian, Bear
badge with gold arrow and a
silver arrow on his Wolf badge;
Robert Jesser, silver arrow on his
Bear badge.
Anyone wishing to contribute
pies and cakes for the Cub Scout
Fourth of July booth is requested
to call Bob Garvey, phone 5182.
Items may be delivered directly
to the booth on the morning of
the Fourth.
The July Pack meeting will be
a picnic to be held^aturday, * July
19 at the Cliff Poirrf recreational
area as announced by Acting Cub
master, Emil Knudsen. Each fami
ly is to bring their picnic lunch.
Pack 213 has had to close one
den for lack of a Den Mother, and
it will be necessary to dose
another if Den Mothers cannot be
found.
Chairman Emil Knudsen an
nounces the July Pack Committee
meeting for July 8, at 7:30 p.ra.,
at his home.
All committee members, Den
Mothers and prospective Den
Mothers are urged to attend.
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NOTICE
Hr. |. E. Bach, optometrist, wiU *>e
in Kodiak to do eye examinations on
July 13 through 17. For an appoint
ment call Mrs. Carl Huer at 5451, or
write Box 1185i Kodiak.
FOR SALE
Surplus buildings and miscellane
ous materials on Naval Station. See
Harry Felton, Representative for
General Metals of Tacoma, Inc.
Write Box 597, Kodiak, or call Ph.
5771.
WODLINGER-BERT’S DRUG
STORE
AN INVITATION
to the women of Kodiak
Miss Flora Camp of
HUDNUT DUBARRY
will be at our store the week of
July 7th
She is expertly qualified to advise
you on your skin and hair problems,
and will give a facial treatment fea
turing the new
DuBarry Royal Cosmetics
No charge — No obligation to buy —
whatsoever
Phone 4252 for your special
appointment
SHOP THE DRUG STORE
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