Scouts Meet
Rotary Club
The Kodiak Rotary Club
met four members of the* 135
Explorer Scouts, who are at
Kodiak Naval Station this
week for their Fourth Annual
encampment, at the regular
Tuesday meeting.
Maurice Powers, scout
master, introduced the boys
who attended the luncheon.
The four scouts were Clark
Stump, Ketchikan; Edward
Laiewcki, Fairbanks; Edward
Johnson, Port Yukon and
Sandy Blanton of Juneau.
Captain George F. Kosco,
USN, liaison officer for the
Boy Scouts, invited members
of Rotary 5533, and other Ko
diak residents, to attend the
i Boy Scout review which will
| be held at KNS today,
j The encampment this year
is the largest of the four held
; in past years. The scouts were
flown to Kodiak. They have
been on a supervised sight
seeing tcur of Kodiak and
have been receiving instruc
tions and attending classes on
the base.
The USS Funston, the Pali
sana, Alaska Steamship Com
pany freighter, and the North
Beacon, freighter, were in
port at Kodiak Naval Station
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Burnham left this week for a,
vacation in the states.
Opening Tonight
Madonna
Martin
Entertaining
AT THE
CASINO
eight till one
Phone 3303
Dining Room Now Open
six until eleven PM
NEW LOW FARES
PACIFIC NORTH tit N
AIRLINES
KODIAK to ANCHORAGE $35
KODIAK to HOMER $18.25
KODIAK to JUNEAU - $105
on
Tax is not included in fares
Ray Martin, District Traffic Agent
Club Liquor Store Phone 4131'
Stone Gets
Prexy Gave!
Leon “Ole” Johnson, retir
ing president of Kodiak Ro
tary Club 55b3, Kodiak, turned
over the president’s gavel to
President elect William
“Rocky” Stone Tuesday fol
lowing the regular luncheon
at the Montmartre Inn.
Prior to stepping down from
the president’s chair Johnson
presented perfect attendance
pins to 11 members of the
club. He also received a pin
for two years perfect atten
dance from Stone.
J. G. “Jimmie” Martz,
secretary and director of the
club, received a seven year
pin. Martz has the best re
cord of any member of the
club in not missing a single
meeting in seven years.
Talmage L. Smith, Morris
Burnham and Jorgen Fred
rickson received four year
pins. Fredrickson is a director
of the club. Walter Muller re
ceived a pin for two years
perfect attendance.
The following members re
ceived pins for not missing a
meeting for one year: Larry
Bucy, Clarence Dizney, Jay
Wolf, Mill Vokacek, Stanley
Alvine and H. E. Spencer.
Sunday 13 members of the
club spent the day working on
the Rotary Community Play
ground on Mission road.
Johnson urged members to
purchase Fourth of July
tickets and assist in the sale
of the pasteboards as the play
ground fund is getting low.
Sheep Hunt
For 1952
Sportsmen will be permitted
to take one mountain sheep
this year provided they hold
a 1952 fiscal year hunting
license and a special permit,
Paul Chapados, Kodiak FWS
agent, said yesterday.
Each hunter will be limited
to one mature ram with three
fourths curl of horn or larger
and will be required to furnish
data on the hunt to the Game
Commission.
Hunting will be on the
mainland in the Talkeetna
area and in the Chugach
mountains. Permits will be
issued upon application, by
writing or in person, to the
FWS, Anchorage, Alaska.
Each applicant must include
kind and serial number of his
1952 license and must specify
the region he desires to hunt.
Applications must be in be
fore Aug. 20. For further in.
formation see Paul Chapados
at the Fish and Wildlife Ser
vice office.
Horse racing fans may wit
ness a race between two local
horsemen on the Fourth of
July.
John Gibbons has chal
lenged Jake Foley to name
the place, the distance and
the time. Foley has selected
the road along Marine Way
and hasjset 3 pm, July 4, as
the day.
Loran Station
Work Continues
The Loran station, now
under construction at Spruce
Cape, is scheduled to be com
pleted November 1.
The firm of Lytle-Green
Batchelder and Hazen hold
the contract for the job. An
operations building and
quarters for offices, barracks
and a galley will be completed.
The Loran station here is a
“slave” station to the master
station at Yakutat.
If a supplemental contract
is forthcoming additional
buildings will be built at the j
site. Several Kodiak residents
have been hired by the con
struction company.
The reviewing stand for
the annual Fourth of July
parade will be located near
the Club Liquor Store.
Two Fires This Week
The Ko liaVolunteer l-'ire
Department speedily answer -
e ! two minor nre alarms this
week. Monday the hre laddies
rusned to Charles Graft’s
home on South Bryoklyn in
answer to a call and on Wed
nesday they answered a call
at Ben Bolden’s home on Mis
sion road.
A mattress was afire at
Boldens and the blaze at the
Graff residence was caused by
a chimney fire. The alarm
sounded Monday at 1:20 pm
and Wednesday at 12:35 pm.
Palmer—Mrs. Allan Mick
has been appointed editor of
The Valley Frontiersman,
weekly newspaper at Palmer.
She succeeds Mrs. Marian
Badcom.
LA LANDE’S
KODIAK BAKERY
Apple Sauce Cake
Burl Clymer lived loi five days last
week on nothing but LaLande’s bread.
It must be good ! ! Try some today ! I
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
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£ Chests, assorted sizes
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£ Serta Beds
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