Prizes AiMiaced
In Halibut Derby
A model 12 Winchester pump
shotgun, a Shakespeare Wonder
Rod and Shakespeare saltwater
red, merchandise, gift certificate
and many cash prizes are being
offered in the halibut derby to be
held August 15, 16 and 17. The
event is being sponsored by the
Outdoorsmen.
The 3*day event is creating
quite a lot of interest, according
to Curly Wilson, chairman of the
competition. Registration blanki
will be foiind elsewhere in the
Mirror, and may be turned in tc
him. If mailed they must be k
the hands of the committee prioi
to August 15.
The big prize, of course, will g<
to the largest halibut caught dur
mg the three days of fishing. Oth
er prizes are being offered for the
first halibut caught each day, the
largest each day, the most halibul
for the derby, the smallest hali
but for the derby, and the larges
caught by a child under 15 yean
of age.
Merchandise and cash prizes are
being offered by the following
firms: Kodiak Outfitters, Kodial
Telephone Inc., Ships Tavern, Ca
sino, John Mansuy, Maury Curry
John S. Butler, Matanuska Co-op
Donnelley & Acheson, Halferty’i
Cannery, Harry Nicolet, Kodial
Cleaners, Alf Madsen, Joe Heit
man, W. J. Wheeldon, Kodial
Welding Works, Bill Poland, Eri<
Mueller, Herman Buekers, Le
Andrews, Belmont Cafe, Beauty
Kraft, Margaret Gibbons, Archil
Zehe, Don Mueller, Ovid McKir
ley, Breakers Bar & Liquor store
M. C. Coon, Culver Realty, Naugl
ton's Bakery, Kodiak Laundrj
Jack Giohe, Norman Sutliff &
Son, Knudsen’s, Frontier Shop,
Dog House, Noonan’s Photo Shop,
Kodiak Variety, Kodiak Amuse
ment Co., Doug Maddux, Kodiak
Airways, and Kodiak Mirror.
LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS
W L
Merchants 7 1
E. M. 53
C. P. 0. 4 3
O. & Civ. 4 4
Outdoorsmen 0 7
Elks 0 7
Outdoorsmen 2 4
1 Demos To Meet
. There will be a meeting of the
t Democratic Club next week, at
■ which time there will be an elec
tion of officers.
, Time and place has not been
decided upon. Those interested
are asked to call phone 4674 for
, further information.
■ Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
Those admitted to Griffin Mem
orial Hospital the past week were
Patrick Patterson, Emil Maki and
! Anna Mae Chokwak
BIRTHS
Jeffery Neal, weighing 8 lbs. 8
ozs.„ was born on July 15 to Ger
• maine and Lorren Chester.
- Lois Kathryn, weighing 6 lbs.
5 15 ozs., was born on July 15 to
: Wilma and Robert Henderson.
; ROTARY GOVERNOR HERE
Continued from Page 1)
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. the evening at 8 p.m., when the
» governor will hear reports fron
. committee heads.
Tuesday noon, Mr. Boney wil
t- address the dub at its regulau
meeting.
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Cub Scouting?’
Plan Training
For Den Mothers
Cubmaster Dave Layman an
nounced plans are now underway
to conduct a training program in
the near future for prospective
Den Mothers.
Layman stated the need for Den
Mothers in Pack 213 has reached
the critical stage, and if new Den
Mothers are not forthcoming soon
the Cub Scout program in Kodiak
will be disconttinued. Those de
siring to help are requested to
contact Dave Layman at phone
2931.
The cub scouts will go to Cliff
Pont for their picnic today,
traveling by one of Art Kizer’s
busses, which was donated for
the occasion.
Bob Garveys Den 3 enjoyed a
Den picnic last Wednesday. Mrs.
Robert Waage’s Den. 1 and Mrs.
T. R. Belleau’s Den 7 went on a
joint wild flower and salmon
berry picking outing, and had a
picnic dinner across Potato Patch
Lake. The wild flowers will be
pressed by the scouts for theii
collections. Each must make some
type of collection for hi- Wolf.
Bear and Lion achfWcment
badges.
Weblo Larry Barnes left for the
states recently. Budy Tutiakoff, a
Wolf Cub Scout from Mrs. Irick’s
pen 6 has left for Unalaska. A
farewell party was held for Lion
Cub Scout Dennis Nye who is go
ing to Colorado Springs, Colorado.
EASTERNERS VISIT
(Continued from page 6)
vania, stopping at Chief Joseph
Dam, Lake Louise and other
points of interest.
Frances Vickery
Home for Summer
Frances Vickery returned home
from Fairbanks Tuesday to spend
the summer vacation with her
parents, Chief of Police and Mrs.
Roland Vickery.
Frances* who is a student at the
University of Alaska at College
has been working in Fairbanks
since the close of school. She if
presently employed at Kraft’s
Supermarket, but will return t<
College when the fall term opens
►
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
MS TAT ALIN A
July 23
Calling At
WOMENS BAY, KODIAK.
Lou Veerman
Agent
Phone 4521
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
vVih* S >• > - i
Aboard the Explorer —
The..
Town Club
(Under new management)
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE
The continuation of our same fine quality of
SERVICE * FOOD * ENTERTAINMENT
We will open at 2 p.m. and food will be served
from S p.m. daily and Sunday.
I
Our Celebrated Chef - George Horner
will continue to prepare his gastronomical
delicacies for your edification — or you can
eat here if you wish.
We would enjoy and appreciate your
future patronage.
All of our efforts will be centered on your
entertainment at this—Kodiak’s finest nite spot
THE TOWN CLUB