Kodiak mirror. [volume], June 28, 1940, Page 2, Image 2

About Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976

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i CEUbjLATE THEJOU^TH
| At a nocting hold Tuesday evening, !
jin tlic Legion Ila.ll, members of tho .'me r•1
!legion Post No,17 of Kodiak, discussed
i and nado plans for the celebration of
i Independence Day, at tho invitation cf i
I Chamber of Commerce and the Labor Councill
j To head the entertainment committee,!
i and make all necessary arrangements for j
jthe fun, frivolity and foolishments, the
imembers elected Jack Alinen, we11-known (
(fiction writer and real estate dealer, |
After consulting with Commander !
! Coryell of the Naval Air Station Base,
it was decided that the Naval Base Camp j
would hold its dance on the nite of the j
drd, at the haso, in sc doing it would j
not conflict with tho town danco on tho |
!evening of the 4th,
j The main objective of tho colebra- j
j tion will bo tho entertainment of tho
kiddies living in town, at tho Baptist |
Mission and the Mission in Ouzinhic.
There will be athletic and novelty raccs^
a pic-eating contest, field sports and I
boxing matches, if the weather permits.
To promote spirited competition, cash
awards to he made to every conostant as
well as nominal ca3h prize3 to the win- ~
nor3 of each event.
The Beauty Quoon representing the j
11 Spirit of Indonpcndcnco;i and who will j
preside over both the Naval Base and towr
dances, will be elected by a popular j
penny-vote cf the people. All monies so j
collected will be used to pay the various
prize-monies, etc,, and the committee
! hopes for a large vote,
Mr. Allman also stated that there
would be a very attractive danco in the
evening of the 4th, to be hold in Blinns
Hall, with swing rythn supplied by the
popular Holden orchestra.
Pinal details will be worked out
during tho next fcw days and a bulletin
will be issued by the Mirror giving full
particulars of tho events and a complete
program, (Lot13 all keep our fingers
crossed and 3carc away Old Man Rain!)
TOWN SURVEY SOON
According to information recently
given out by the Chamber of Cor.n:iorco,
Mr. W.F,Williamson, of tlio
Cadastral Engineers Office,
in Juneau, who is now making
a boundary survey for the
Naval Reservation, will make
the boundary survey for the
town of Kodiak, when his
present assignment is fin
ished, It is oxpcctod to bo
within the noxt throo wooks ,
i Pinal orders are being wait*
, for from Washington, D.C,
. and cxpoctod momentarily,
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