r, who sighted and placed
so accurately he broke
ntly, getting the ,“big
no new experience to
jhtball. He and his father
ited in various parts of
d, and he was credited
:king down a prize moose
assier district in British
, last year.
nior Lightball shot down
a nine foot Kodiak. Others on the
trip who were sucessful were
Chester Tate of the E. K. Mc
Donald Insurance Co., Farrie Lind
and J. W. Perry.
Madsen reports that Gov. Shivers
of Texas has confirmed his pro
posed hunt on Kodiak in the fall.
POLICE SLOGAN
Take it easy and don’t drive too
fast or the car you pass might be
your last.
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Farewells Said To
Departing Admiral
Farewells were said by Adm.
Kenneth Craig to members of Ro
tary at their luncheon meeting
Tuesday. A large group of Ro
tarians and guests were in attend
ance.
In a short speech, the Admiral
stated he enjoyed working Mth
the people of Kodiak.. “We have
made great strides in Base-Town
relationships,” he said, “and have
come to understand each other’s
problems better.” Referring to
the new Admiral, who will arrive
% . in the fall, Craig stated he thought
the people of Kodiak would like
him.
A five minute speech was given
by Howard Demarest, USO Direct
or, on his job classification. He
stated he was born in New York,
and moved in and around Conneci
cut in his earlier days, later to
Baltimore. He traced his life brief
ly as a YWCA worker and later
with the USO, jobs which took him
into various parts of the world, in
cluding the Canal Zone and Guam.
He said he had been connected
with the Kawanis Club and others,
in many parts of the world. People
“People here, he found, in the Ro
tary Club, to be typical of those
in any other part of the country,”
he said. “Some of you,” he said,
“even look alike.”
A short movie of the Mississippi
Navy game in the Sugar Bowl two
year ago, was shown.
Among the many visitors who
were in attendance were Pat
Lynch, Paul Jaeger, O. K. Kincaid,
Dick Berg, Herman Trivett, Frank
Skinner, Bert Walker, John Cush
ing Harry Langton, John Nickols,
Mr. Hazeltine, Capt. R. B. Krum
and A. Gebhart.
CHIEF VICKER YSAYS:
“And always remember that if
a community had half as much
loyalty to its law-enforcement of
ficers as the law-enforcement of
ficers have to the community, we
would have a whole lot less crime.
Let’s try and do our share.”
NOTICE
Alaska Transfer Co. has moved
to Taylor Court Apt. No. 11 next
door to the Kodiak Telephone Co.
Bldg. Phone 2112. tfn
USO News
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Saturday, June 9—6:00 p. m.,
ping pong tournament. 8:00 pm,
movie.
Sunday, June 10—9:00 a. m. to
10:00 p. m., open for reading,
writing and relaxation.
Monday, June 11—7:30 p. m.,
Junior Hostesses meeting. 8:00 p.
m., game night.
Tuesday, June 12—7:30 p. m.,
Servicemen’s Planning Committee
meeting. 8:00 p. m., colored slides
by Mr. Nekeferoff.
Wednesday, June 13—7:30 p. m.,
Operating Committee meeting.
8:00 p. m., movie.
PAPER DRIVE TODAY
Boy Scout Troop 625 will con
duct a paper drive today. All citi
zens are requested to have old
papers and magazines in bundles
or cartons outside.
EMPLOYMENT AGENT
HERE MONDAY, JUNE 18
A represenative of the Alaska
Territorial Employement Service
from the Anchorage Office will be'
in Kodiak on Monday, June 18,
1956. The office will be located in
the Fishermen’s Union Hall and
will be open from 11:00 io 5:00.
Monday, June 18
All individuals seeking work and
individuals desiring to file their in
itial and continued claims for Un
employment Insurance are remind
ed to appear at the office during
the above hours on Monday, June
i8.
ROSS’ GO TO SEATTLE
Major and Mrs. Ross left yester
day for Seattle.
Major Ross is going on ACS busi
ness and expect to be gone ten
days. Their children are staying
here.
READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS
The Montmartre Inn
EDDIE JULIAN
Serving complete Chinese style dinners
and American dishes
1
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Chuck Wagon Wednesday - All you can eat $3.00
half price for children under 12 years
No charge for children under 8 years
Come out and bring the family
New Hours 5 pm till
1956
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Kodiak 4th of July Celebration 1956 |
ENTRY BLANK
I wish to enter the following events to be held during the 1956, 4th of July,
celebration in Kodiak sponsored by the Kodiak Chamber of Commerce.
1. Boys Bicycle Races, 15 years and under
2. Girls Bicycle Races, 15 years and under
3. Soap Box Derby
4. Tug of War
5. Boat Races'
6. Pillar Mountain Climb
16 Years and under
17 and over