Plan Labor Day
Soap Box Derby
Another big Soap Box Derby
will be held on Labor Day, in con
nection with a celebration planned
for that day, it was announced by
Walt Muller, chairman of the
event. The race this time will be
open to both boys and girls.
Muller also announced that a
driving practice will be held Sun
day, July 29, at 2 p. m. on the Na
val Station. This practice will be
on a paved strip of road. He re
quests that all drivers, both boys
and girls, be on hand at that time.
Two eighteen inch gold plated
trophies will be awarded the first
place winners in each class. Small
er trophies will be awarded the
second and third place winners.
It was pointed out by Muller
only racers with the wheels order
ed originally for the 4th of July
Soap Box Race will be considered
tot competition. “There will be
no exceptions,” according to the
Chairman.
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TELEVISION
AFRS — TV Spotlight
As a service to our readers, we
publish herewith, a schedule of
some of the programs to appear on
your screens. Thp schedules will
be a regular feature of’ the Mirror
each week. Programs are supplied
by AFRS-TV station on the Base.
Sunday
6:00—Sid Caesar Hour
8:00—Toast of the Town
10:00—Climax
Monday
6:30—Meet Millie
7:30—Ray Milland
9:00—U. S. Steel Hour '
Tuesday
6:00—Winky Dink
7:00—Robert Q Lewis
8:00—Justice
9:00—Philco Playhouse
Wednesday
6:00—Roy Rogers
7:00—Coke Time
8:00—Big Story (
9:00—Boxing
Thursday
6:00—My Favorite Husband
8:00—Dragnet
9:00—Colgate Hour
Friday
6:00—Ethel and Albert
7:00—Gary Moore
8:00—Highway Patrol
9:00—Studio One
Saturday
6:00—Robert Montgomery
7:30—Hit Parade
9:00—Stage Show
Sunday, July 29
6:00—Ted Mack
7:30—George Gobel
8:00—Toast of the Town
9:30—Guy Lombardo
10:00—Climax
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WEDNESDAY
8:30 PM
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Bible Camp
Next Month
The Woody Island Bible Camp
will again be resumed this year,
according to an announcement
from Miss Marlin of the Baptist
Church.
Last years 3rd, 4th and 5th
graders will meet in a camp for
Juniors, 9 to 12 years, from Aug
ust 6 to 11. The Senior grou
which comprises all children who
have completed the 6th grade o»'
above, will meet August 15 to 25.
Registration will begin on Tues
day, July 24, from 1 to 3 p.m. at
the Baptist Church.
Rev. Norman Smith will be
Dean of the camp this year.
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in bv a committee composed of
representatives of missionaries
around Kodiak Island, the nearby
islands of Spruce and Afognak,
and Kodiak Church groups, and is
supported by contributions from
interested people and the fees col
lected from the campers.
The fee for the Junior Camp is
$8.00 and for the Senior camp,
$16 50.
The average annual consump
tion of meat per person in the
U. S. is in excess of 150 pounds.
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