fiaed
Linnie L. “Red” Shaw, forinei
tos line operator here left thii
*eek for Anchorage after a brie:
teit. Shaw was fined $250 in th<
federal district court at Anchor
et May 4 when he pleaded guil
# to illicit sales of liquor a<
fhittier. Shaw was charged with
ailing liquor from his boat, the
fctricia.
Success
Over 400 servicemen were
dived by the Women of the
Russian Church at the free
Mother’s Day luncheon Sunday
lithe Belmont. The menu con
listed of Russian dishes and
lomemade breads and pastries
I lid was thoroughly enjoyed by
ill who attended.
I Leaves
Wm. A. Schultz, owner of the
■ Slip’s Tavern, left this week for
| Seattle where he will join Mrs.
Schultz and daughter Sally Pearl
»d grand-daughter Marlene and
in® there they will journey to
Los Angeles.
Mr. Schultz announced before
laving that Jack Delane has
jtined him as a partner and will
iperate the Tavern during his
fence.
HILL
8ILLY
DANCE
Have Fun
AT THE BIG
Awards Made
At Honor Court
Boy Scouts of troop 625 held
»joint Parent’s night and Boy
Scout Court of Honor on Friday
evening, May 7th, at the Com
munity Baptist Church. The
Court of Honor was conducted
by R. L. Clifton, chairman of the
troop committee. The program
opened with a flag ceremony by
the scouts and an invocation
given by Rev. Morony. Mr. Clif
ton then proceeded to introduce
the troop committee consisting
of Dr. A Holmes Johnson, Lt.
Stephen Harvey, and Frank Her
mann. Rev. Gregory Sears Mor
ony was introduced as the repre
sentative of the sponsoring or
ganization of the troop.
The committeemen awarded
second class badges to Scouts
Andy Anderson, William Lone,
Tim Chernoff, and Herman Beu
kers; first class badges were gain
ed by Scouts Gale Munson, Wil
liam Robertson, and Billy Ander
son; and for the first time in the
history of the troop, Scouts Wil
liam Taylor and Howard Well
ing advanced to the rank of Star
Scout through their merit badge
progress Several merit badge a
wards were made to Scouts Tay
lor, Munson, Robertson, and I
Ande;son. Mr. Clifton presented !
the Scout Cup to the Beaver
Patrol for having earned the lar
gest number of points in inLr
patrol competition. Sergeant
John C. Peterson of the Army
was then introduced as the new
scoutmaster to replace Sgt. Wil
liam Schara who has left the is
land.
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(continued on Dage 6)
SPONSORED BY COOKS <fe ASSISTANTS, LOCAL 874
SATURDAY MAY 22
Or D DANCES
Schottisches, Polkas, Square Danees etc.
NEW DANCES
GOOD MUSIC
Old clothes in order
Admission $1
Blinn’s Hall 8:30
KODIAK
RECREATION PARLOR
John Raft, Owner
POOL
CARDS
CANDIES TOBACCOS
MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS
Hit Parade
Leo Tyler, music box impres
ario, reports on the curient trend
of musical tastes in Kodiak as
evidenced by the most played
records on juk6 boxes.First comes ■
Harry James, second, the' re
doubtable Gens Autry, with third
and subsequent places split a
million ways. Servicemen, he re
ports, prefer the extremes of two
types—the saecharine sentiment
al tune or the very mountainous
hi 1 billy type.
New Clerk
It is reported this week that
Mrs. Shirly Ross is slated for the
position of clerk of the local
Draft Board to succeed Mrs.
Cora Hutton, who has resigned
and with Mr. Hutton, manager
of the hardware department of
Kraft’s store, will leave soon on
a trip Outside.
Mrs. Herbert Pollei will be
Mrs. Ross’ assistant.
Playground
A Committee to investigate
playground activities was ap
pointed Tuesday at the Rotary
luncheon Members are Merrill
Coon, chairman, Ray Martin and
Bill Lewis.
The luncheon was held at Sis s f
new location of the meetings
since the end of the school sea
son closes the domestic 'cience
room where the club has been
meeting.
FEATURING THIS WEEK
Bill Folds
Watch Chains
Dog Tags
Dog Chains
AT THE
The Men’s Store
AFs Chicken Inn
on the Mission Hignway
Music & Entertainment
FLOOR SHOWS 7:15&10:15
— FEATURING —
►
► Sue Scranton, pianist
in
Native Hawaiian Dances
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Chicken Dinners
Steak Dinners ]
Italian Spaghetti
KODIAK MERCANTILE CO.
NEW SHIPMENT.
Auto Parts and Accessories
Radio Parts, Tubes & Service
Coleman Mantles
Soil-off For Dirty Walls
Johnson’s Glo-coat
Lin-x for Linoleum and Floors
Red Devil for Sooty Stoves
h A. ( Jim) 'Brophy, Manager