51 Outdoorsmen
Charter Members
' Of the 64 people in attendance
|at the meeting Tuesday of the
pewly-formed Kodiak Outdoors
men, a dub sponsoring outdoor
activities, fifty-one joined the
organization as charter members.
Dues were set at. the meeting at
$3.00.
After considerable discussion,
the sum of $3.00 was decided upon
for adults over 16 years of age.
For those under 16, dues are $1.00.
The club now has a recruiting
program on to secure more mem
bers. The charter membership list
is being kept open until after the
close of the next meeting, which is
scheduled for April 1.
It was pointed out by officers
in the club that all military person
nel, and civilians residing in town
or on the Naval Station, are
eligible for membership.
A program of activities for the
entire year are being mapped out,
Bob Miller, Publicity Chairman,
pointed out. Planned activities for
the club include all age groups,
old and young, he stated.
The next meeting of the group
will be held April 1, in the music
room of the downtown school.
Council May Hire
City Sanitarian
The City may have a part-time
sanitarian, following further study
of a proposal made \ip by the Re
gional Sanitary Engineer, Calvin
Winey, Jr.
Winey outlined the proposal in
a letter to the Council, which was
read at Monday nights meeting.
The Health Department is consid
ering; sending a sanitarian to this
area, to work half time here and
ART WALDRON,
Republican Candidate
for
Territorial Legislature,
suggests:
“If you are 100% satisfied
wiith the Politicians’ record
at last Legislature, why
change? If not, give the busi
ness men a try.”
Pd. adv.
Aleutian
Distributors
Phone 2244
CARRY HOME 6-P
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MUtER BREWING CO.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
the balance of the time m th# sur
rounding villages on Kodiak Island
and other islands.
The City, under the proposal,
would participate to the extent of
paying a proportional cost of sal
ary, office space, secretarial ser
vice and transportation.
City Manager Poland is making
a further study of costs, etc. and
will report back to the Council at
the next meeting.
Town Club Offers
New Entertainers
Two highly versatile entertain
ers, Judy Merrill and Mary Foster,
arrived in Kodiak Tuesday for an
indefinite engagement at the Town
Club.
Judy, who is known as the
“Songbird of Alaska”, has an ap
pealing voice that is especially
effective in her renditions of long
lemembered favorite songs. Sne
also furnishes good Maraccas back
ground accompaniment to Mary’s
piano playing when she is not sing
ing.
Mary Foster, “First Lady of the
Keyboard”, has an unlimited re
pertoire, and a sure touch on the
piano. She is well-known in
Anchorage, having appeared in
many of the better known places.
Judy and Mary have appeared
together in many night spots in
Anchorage and Fairbanks, includ
ing the Sabre Jet Room, Idle Hour
Country Club, Anchorage Grill,
Anchorage, and the Club Rendez
vous in Fairbanks.
The team win appear on AFRS
TV Sunday during the Red Cross
Drive Telethon.
Brooks Elected
Chairman USO
Operating Board
Arthur Brooks will head the
U.S.O. Operating Committee as
Chairman during the coming year.
Others elected at the regular
meeting of the committee Wednes
day were Jess Ballard, Vice Chair
man, and Mrs. F.H. McIntyre,
Secretary. Mrs. McIntyre is re
placing Mrs. Myrna Perkins, who
recently resigned from the U.S.O.
Staff after six years service.
Installation of the new officers
will be held at the U.S.O April 10,
and a buffet dinner is being plann
ed for the occasion.
Lou Veerman, Alaska Steam
ship Company Agent, joined the
committee as a member-at-large.
A new addition to the U.S.O.
program has recently been inaug
urated for the Service wives. Mrs.
Etta Edris will teach sewing every
Tuesday and Thursday afternoon.
Classes begin at 1:30 pm, and all
interested Service wives are invit
ed to attend.
Instructions in leather working
are also available at the club, with
three instructors to assist.
A newly formed Service Couples
Club is now replacing the Service
Wives Club, and members meet
the first and third Thursday of
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Ckar'ge & Layaway Plan
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Friday Bvcniagi util SUM p.m.
Open Daily—ISMS ijl to 6:09 p.nu
The
Montmartre
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Special
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Our regular Thursday Chicken Fry changed to every Sunday
5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
$3.00 per person Children 8 to 12 — Half price
Children under 8 —Free
We still have Chuck Wagon on Wednesday and
Fish Fry on Friday 6:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m.
For reservations Call 4232
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e?ch month. Programs, dinner and
other activities are on the agenda.
Ken “Pinkie” L’Argent appear
ed before the Operating Commit
tee to give a brief Outline of the
Service Men’s Council now being
set up in Kodiak to work with the
U.S.O. The Council, which has
proved successful in Stateside
cities, is a selected working group
that does program planning, and
planning of other activities.
Volleyball League
To Be Formed Here
On Monday night, March 17, a
men’s volleyball league will be
formed, according to Joe Floyd,
high school coach. Meeting is at
7:30 in the high school gym.
League play will be in the high
school gym two nights a week.
Everyone is invited to participate,
according to Floyd.
The ladies are also invited.
Seven were on hand last Thursday
night, but five more are needed to
form a league. They also are re
quested to appear Monday night.
An attempt will be made to have
a game for the ladies, matching
them with the high school girls.
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
TO MEET TOMORROW
The Kodiak Volunteer firemen
will meet Sunday, March 16 at
'
1:00 pm in the Fire Hall. All in
terested persons are invited to
attend.
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
MS TATALINA
Voyage 32
MARCH 10
Calling At
Womens Bay, Kodiak,
Seldovia and Homer
Lou Veer man
Agent
Phone 4521
UNITIZED
CARGO SERVICE
via The AlaskaUiney
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Talk about the show you have just seen
over a bottle of invigorating
POP
“ALEXANDER THE GREAT”
will be here tomorrow. Every history student
in town should take their parents to see it.
Kodiak Bottling Works
Phone 2244