Kodiak Scouts At
Valley Camp Site
Boy Scout Troop No. 625,
Kodiak, Alaska, were guests
of Mr. Del Valley at his recrea
tion camp located on Afognak
Island June 2nd through June
4th. Transportation was furn
ished from Kodiak to Afognak
Island by the Fish & Wildlife
boat Many local merchants
donated foodstuffs for thetrip.
Due t° wheather and
good fishing the trip was en
joyed both by the boys and
the adults attendertt and scout
master Mr. Norm Sutliff.
Del Valley’s mother, Mrs.
°°,e- very efficient cook
at Mr. Valley's camp kept the
boys well filled including one
dozen hot cakes per boy for
breakfast.
Altogether there were. 100
fish landed, which incidently
were consumed at one’ break
fast sitting. with Nick Popoff
tending the largest measur
®g 16 inehes;
The only casualty encounter
ed was that the senior patrol
eader, fell m the lake, much
to the surprise of the boys he
Ie^irnf; Question was
Should I Follow”?
The next contemplated out
mg for the local boy scouts is
scheduled for July 3lst
AugUst Sth’ location
Artillery Hill on the Navy
TT8®*"*1 to be supervised by
Mr. Todd Purcell, Field Exe
cutive, Alaska Council, Boy
Scouts of Amercia.
City Public Library
Optn During Summer
The Kodiak Community
Library will remain open dur
ing the summer five nights a
week, as it has in the past, j
provided circulation warrants, i
Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson, head!
librarian, said this week. •
The library, housed in the
former community center
building, is open Monday
through Friday from 7 to 8:3'J
pm, and also on Wednesday!
afternoon.
New children’s books have*
been received and current
best sellers are continually Be-1
ing added to the collection of
more than 5000 fiction and
non-fiction books. j
Several women have served
as volunteer librarians during
the past several months, work
ing at the library. They are
'the following: Miss Connie
Dandeneau, Miss Mary Beam,
Mrs. Robert Acheson, Mrs.
| Robert Spencer, Mrs. Marshall
i Crutcher, Mrs. Pat rick Lynch
Mrs. James C. Craig, Mrs.
James Sileo, Mrs. Royal Mun
son, Mrs. Basil Clark, Mrs.
William Smith, Mrs. Vince
Daly, Mrs. Mel Crawford, Mrs
Clinton Gray and Mrs. Henry
Neseth.
The library was incorporated
last winter and is operated by
a board of directors, who are
elected by the Library As
sociation, and owned by the
City of Kodiak. Ways of
financing a new library build
ing are now being sought,
this being the great need -at
present
Montmartre Inn
Dine & Dance
Fresh Air Borne Steaks - never frozen
Country fried chicken - french fried Prawns
A1 Riley-Drums Bill Lee—Sax Fred Holt—Piano
Music Begins At 10
Playing dll requests including Schottishe - Polka - Harubo
New Retail Liquor Store
OPEN ALL HOURS
Ice Cold Beer And Pop For Those Sunday Picnics
Packaged Liquor to take out at Popular Prices
Bar - Resturant & Liquor Store Closed Tuesday
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KNUDSEN’S
Monday Is Flag Day
Display the FLAG of your country
e have a large selectioD to choose from
HEY KIDS . . .
Knudsen’s has freezer full of P0PS1CLES
(grown-ups can buy them too)
cMany new items hate been added to our pottery supply. Come in and look around.
Send your stateside friends and relatives a genuine ALASKAN souvenir in
Ivory Nugget Jade Hematite
Also Alaskan pillow tops scarves table clothes T-shirts albums
matching paper mats, napkins and coasters
KNUDSEN’S
'where ALL Kodiak shops