THE EXPLORER
Summer excursions aboard the
Explorer were announced by Alf
Madsen, well-known Kodiak bear
hunter and big game guide. Mad
sen has been operating these pop
ular excursions for the past sev
eral years.
Each trip takes more than three
tours. Leaving here, the cruiser
proceeds to sea lions rookery at
Qqpe Ghiniak, always a popular
spot with camera fans and sight
seers. The skipper brings his craft
within 10 or 15 feet of the huge
sea animals, allowing close shots
with the camera. From there, the
boat winds in and out of interest
ing bays, to allow bird-life obser
vation, etc. and then continues on
to the Long Island lagoon,, where
the old Army installations may
be seen, thence to Tillimook reef
on Woody Island, later cruising
around nearby Kodiak.
Madsen announced tentative
plans are in the making for trips
to Monk’s Lagoon, Raspberry
Straits, and other points of inter
est. He has just installed two new
Chrysler engines in the deluxe
cruiser, and can accommodate fif
teen people at a time. Lunch and
beverages are served aboard.
New Stamps Sold
To Commemorate
Historic Events
Three commemorative stamps
are on sale for the first time at
the local post office, it was an
nounced today, and plate blocks
will be sold to collectors on a
first come, first served basis.
The new stamps,, all three cent
denominations, are: Minnesota
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oa FATHER’S DAY
Sunday, June 15
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Statehood, green; the Universal
and International Exhibition at
Brussels, with a picture of the
U. S. pavilion, in magenta; and
International Geophysical Year,
in black, white and red.
Another three cent commem
orative, called Gunston hall, will
be placed on sale only after June
12. Collectors desiring first day
covers for the latter may get de
tails frdm the local postmaster.
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FATHER’S DAY, JlfHE 15th
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