BASKETRALL LEAGUE STANDINGS
INCLUDING DEC. 7
WON LO T
Mi'itary Personnel 11 0
VP-6 10 !
COM 17Tjg- 9 -' 2
Coast Guard 8 2
Fire Department 8 3
Fleet Weather Central 8 3
FasRon-114 6 4
City Market 3 5
Base High School 5 5
Crash Crew 5 6
Infirmary 4 7
Navy Exchange 4 ,v/
Town High School 3 7
NavCommSta 3 8
SR wly ^ 3 9
Civil Service Club 2 9
6SM-161 1 9
Marines 0 10 :
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3oy Scouts Honored f..
The two Kodiak troor s of
Q.ov Scouts held a joint Co' rt
if Honor a* the Naval Station,
Wednesday evening in the
new Grade School Building
and a splendid program was
put on by the Scouts. The
j Order of the Arrow opened
j the program with the Flag
I Ceremony ‘and the Oath of
| Allegiance.
i Scout Troop 626 of the Na
I val Station put on an excell
I ent demonstration of Scout
craft after which various pre
sentations were made.
The following awards were
made: Second Class Scouts
Mitchell Chya. Morgan Jones,
Neil Robertson and Tom Robi
taille. First Class Awards - j
John Kilgore. Roger Malutin,
Dick Frost, Dennis Oilman
and Rusty Keeney. The fol
lowing Scouts received merit
badges: Ronald Short - 8,
Stanley Thorsheim - 2, Robert
Smith - 1, Gerald Clark - 4,
Dennis Gillilan - 2. Roger Ma
lutin - 1. Dick Frost -1, Ric
nard Mclver - 6, Bob Storms -
2. Penn Esterbrook -1, Bur
nell Bolden - 1. Rusty Keeney,
1, and Courtney Starbird - 1.
Ronald Short was given the
Star Scout Award and two
Scouts, John Rooney and Bob
Storms made Eagle Scout. |
Making these top Scout Honor
awards were Admiral Craig,
Com 17. Captain Drane, CO
of the Naval Station: Mayor!
Leon “Ole” i Johnson and
Clarke Lethin, BSA.
The Order of the Arrow
closed the festivities with the
retirement of the colors.
Rev. Talbott, S. J. and the
members of St. Mary’s PTA
| wish to express their heartfelt
i thanks to everyone who made
i the PTA Supper December 6
1 such a wonderful success by
, their assistance, donations
and attendance.
We wish espically to thank
Mr. and Mrs. LaLande, who
donated those delicious rolls;
all the wonderful ladies who
donated the luscious pastries;
the B. P. O. E. and Mr. Gil
more for the fine assistance
extended during the use of the
Elk’s Club; and A1 Miller, who
once again, donated so much
of his time and himself in the
planning, preparation, and
supervision of the Supper.
The cooperation of Alaskans
who are planning holiday sea
son telephone calls to the
states was requested today by
Colonel M. R. Kuhitz, Com
manding officer of the Alaska
Communication System, Sig
nal Corps.
Colonel Kunitz stated that
an advance call reservation is
the best assurance that the
call, will be completed dqrjng
the period when the ti'etnen
; dous yq.lp me of requests ;$>$gn
exceeds thq.a.vai 1 a'hjg',.f^$[4ti;es
This..ma^, result in, di^p.^A^
!B»'ents to those persons who
fail to make reservations in
advance. Patrons are request
ed to contact the local ACS
office at the earliest possible
date for reservations.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
| ^The rate for display advirtising in tHe MIRROR ha*
: been the same for over five years.
A study just completed shows that to are not making
\ enough profit to continue Dublishing the MIRROR.*;
i In lieu of trie steady increase in materials, and sundry
■ other expenses too numerous to mention* the display ad
j virtising rate will be increased ten cents a column inch
; effective December 18, 1954.
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The Store. It may make
a Happier Christmas for
you.
Im GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER
AND
PFAfF SEWING MACHINE
KODIAK WELDING WORKS
For all vour
WELDING NEEDS
or problems
PHONE 2151
Kodiak to Seattle $102.00
Kodiak to Anchorage $ 35.00
Kodiak to Portland $109.00*
Kodiak to Juneau $81.00
All Fares Plus Tax
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