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Van Limborgh Accorded High Honors
Ai Boy Scoots Recognition Dinner
LCDR R. C. Van Limburgh was
singled out for the highest awards
presented to members of the com
munity and the Naval Station at
the annual Boy Scout Recognition
Dinner, held at the Elks Club,
Monday, February 3. The awards
«rere given by Jerry La Barron of
Anchorage.
Van Limburgh, Boy Scout Com
r issioner for this area, was cited
for his outstanding efforts in be
half of the Boy Scout work
Ue was presented with the gold
Scooter's Key, and later a gold
statuette, both awards for high
achievement in organizing Scout
work. Mr, La Barron particularly
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credited him with much of the
success of Scouting here in the
three years he has served as Com
missioner.
Mr. Tom Nachand read a letter
of appreciation, signed by all the
leaders in the area, m which the
Scout leader, who departs Kodiak
in June, “will leave a vast treas
ure of scouting in the territory
which will be mined for years to
come. He has endowed Scouting
with the character of the man him
self.” Listing the accomplishments
of Van Limburgh, the letter stated
“he has endowed Scouting with
integrity, humanity and inspira
tion.” Mrs. Van Limburgh received
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Key Chains were awarded to the
following leaders of Troop 626:
Mike'Augustyn, Phil Starbird, Tom
Nachand ;andp0.vL« Spinhamy.
Similar awards went to Line Tis
dale, Pete Ramaglia, Eldon lister,
Donald Lawhead, Archie Zehe, J.
B. Tapp, Robert Robinson, Verne
Carnahan, Richard Berg, Robert
Spencer, Edward Hess, Merrill
Coon, Norman Stitliff, Russel
Wright and Fred Brechen, leaders
of Troop 625.
Key chains were given to
F.xnlorer Post 826 leaders Harry
Kulberg and Edward Dunnigin;
Wen dal Hylton, Explorer Ship
726; David Layman, Emil Knud
sen, Ray Bourassa and Tom Gail
lard, Pack 213; J. P. Trent and
Harry Sprague, Pack 326.
Certificates of appreciation were
given to William Knupke, William
Morgan, Norman Dinwiddie, Ro
bert Garvey, R. E, Hyler, H. J.
Horn, Verne Drflper, T. O’Donnell,
Roland Vickery, Marion Howe,
Ivor Schott, Mesdames Lola Har
vey, Robert Garvey, Merrill Coon,
Thoihas Galliher, T. R. Belleau,
Elmer Jesser, Ray Bourassa, T. H.
Tice. Martha Barna, Judy Sprague,
Juanita Kouns, Shirley Younglove,
Mary Whitcomb, Barbara Beer,
Joy Hyler and Marion Trent. Paper
Weights to Leon Johnson and Rev.
John Molletti. Scout Calendars
went to Bob Adkinson, Joseph
Rayfield, Howard Alton and Mar
vin Wilson.
The Governor’s Award went to
both Troop 625 and Troop 626.
Plaques were awarded to the
Civilian Employees Cooperative
Association, PTA Kodiak On-Base
Schools, Elks Lodge 1772, PTA
Kodiak, Rotary Club 5533. These
are sponsoring groups of Scouting
Units/ Rear-Admiral McKechnie
accepted a plaque on behalf of
the 17th Naval District for cooper
ation as did Capt. R. B. Jacoby,
for the Naval Station. v ,
M6re than a hundred • people
attended the dinner, which was
served by the members of Boy
Scout Troop 625.
Fishermen's Fund
Trustees Meeting
The annual- meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the Fisher
men’s Fund will be held February
17-19, 1958, in the offices of the
Commissioner of Labor, Room 310
Alaska Office Building, Juneau,
Alaska. :
v The Fishermen’s Fund provides
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for the care of sick and disabled
commercial fishermen.
The purpose of the meeting will
be to formulate rules, review the
status of the fund, and draft rec
ommendations for submission to
the legislature.
Appeals and review of rejected
claims will be heard at 2 p.m. on
Tuesday, February 18, when claim
ants may appear before the Board.
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bidder for a building offered for
sale at Kodiak, the U.S. Army
Engineer District; Alaska announc
ed. The building sold was Building
204 at the Koddak ACS site.
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