NAVAL STATION SCOUTS
PERFORM OFFICERS DUTIES
Members of Troop 826, Naval
Station Boy Scout organization will
take over the duties of the top
ranking officers on the Station to
day. This is part of the program
concluding Boy Scout week, which
ends tomorrow.
Jack Trent will be the acting
Admiral, occupying the position of
that of Rear Adm. Kenneth Craig.
Capt. W. M. Drane’s position as
Commanding Officer of the Sta
tion, will be taken by Scout Bur
rel Bolden. Scout Bill South has
been selected as Acting Executive
Officer. H i s father, ironically
enough U Cmdr. W. W. South, tht
present Executive Officer.
The troop will raise the colors
Saturday morning. Sunday night
they will lower them. The entire
troop will attend, in a body, ser
vices at both chapels on the Naval
Station.
Scout Wickey Nachand spent
Thursday and Friday with a regu
lar Navy Survival group and has
camped out with them during their
exercises.
Fred and Ruth Brechen leave to
day for a vacation in the States.
The Brechens operate the Break
ers Bar.
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ARTISTS INVITED
TO PABTICPATE
Local artists are invited to sub
mit soma of their work at the Art
Exhibit to be held in Anchorage in
conjunction with the Fur Rendez
vous. The dates for the showing is
from February 24 through 26.
Deadline date for entries to be re
ceived in Anchorage is February
18.
According to officials, it will be
one of the largest and finest show
ings ever held in Alaska. Compe
tant judges will be on hand and
prizes will be awarded.
Monroe (Buck) and Gladys Bu
chanan assumed management of
Jony’s Cafe Monday, February 6.
Buchanan is a butcher employ
ed at Kraft’s Supermarket.
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NOTICE
Lowe’s Cafe will be op n until
4 a. m.
NOTICE
The Informal Group of Christian
Scientists meet for Sunday ser
vices in the Hillside Chapel, on
the Base, every Sunday at 1 p. m.
Sunday School is held at the same
hour.
Seven-year-old Ronnie Wendoff (left) was stabbed to death in
the rest room of a Sacramento, Calif., theater and police are holding
Thomas Johnson, 24-year-old embaimer, as the slayer. Officers said
Johnson admitted cutting Ronnie’s throat because he “wanted to see
how th eboy would react when I cut him.” Two theater workers
heard the youngster’s screams and apprehended Johnson as he at
tempted to leave the theater. (AP Wirephoto)
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