Daniel Valley At
Fort Ord, Calif
FORT ORD, CALIF., Jam. 13
Army Private Daniel Valley, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Dalmond W. Val
ley, Box 606, Kodiak, Alaska, is un
dergoing the first cycle of basic
Infantry training at this largest
West Coast Infantry Training Cen
ter. He is assigned to Company D,
10th Battle Group, 3rd Brigade,
Fort Ord, Calif.
The eight week training program
consists of courses in general mili
tary subjects, individual protection
against chemical, biological and
nadiologooal attack and defense, as
well as training in rifle marksman
ship, Infantry tactics, first aid,
military justice, maintenance and
supply economy.
When the soldier completes the
eight weeks of instruction, he
will go on to advanced Infantry or
specialist trianing. He entered
the Army September 10, 1959.
He graduated from Kodiak High
School! in 1959.
James Ferry
On Honor Roll
James M. Ferry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Ferry of Ouzinkie, is
one of the 181 students named to
the fall quarter honor roll at; East
ern Washington College of Educa
tion at Cheney, Washington.
Ferry, is a senior in physics at
EWCE.
Based on four points for an A,
three points for a B, two for a C,
and one for a D, a student must
The Community Baptist Church
rhe Blg White Church on the Hill”
Sunday School — 9.45 a m.
Morning Worship — 11:00 A M
outh Fellowship Groups — 6:30 P M
Eveiung Worship-7:3?PJVT.
* Week Service - 7:30 PKT... Wednesday
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score 3.25 or more for a quar
er's work to be eligible for the
honor roll. Registrar C. W. Quinley
Jr. said.
Xmas Tree Burning
The first annual Jaycee Christ
mas Tree Burn held at Mission
Lake January 8 was considered
quite successful, according to
Jerry Reddick, project chairman.
The huge pile of trees burned for
several hours, lighting the lake
for the skating party which follow
ed. More than 200 hot dogs were
distributed to the youngsters.
The Jaycee® expressed their ap
preciation to those who partici
pated in making tlu eve'.it a
success, and plan to conduct the
tree burning program in the future
as an annual community project.
Honor Roll
New Elementary School
Grade 4
Mickey Tumetr, 3,82; Ghatrles
Lange, 3.47; Lisa Rickey, 3.42; Jan
et Glymer, 3,31; Wesley Wiley,
3.31; Gladys Olsen, 3.24; Patrick
Anderson, 3.18; Lanry Wheeler,
313; Gale Shively, 3.12; Norma
Sargent 3.09; Phyllis Carlson, 3.09;
Claudia Bargeman, 3.04;
Grade 4
Susan Valtman, 3.62; Jerrie Koenig
3.35; Helene Talbott, 3.27; Bar
bara Scott, 3.13; Roberta Draper,
3.00.
Grade 5
Sharon Gilbreath, 3.69; Charlotte
Densmckne, 3.44; Elizabeth Hall,
3.41; William Shipley,3.10; Kristy
Flotre, 3.08; Lois Howard, 3.04;
Alfred Levine, 3.00.
Grade 5
Carol Speight, 3.33; Mary A. Griggs
3.29; Helen Shively, 3.25; Charles
Deveau, 3.21; Oindy Thompson,
3.20; Ellen Horn, 3.11; Margaret
Fadaaff, 3.04; David Horn, 3.00;
Dusty Boyer, 3.00.
Grade 6
Mary Turner, 3.63; Louise Har
vey. 3.15.
Grade 7
Patricia Anderson, 3.30; Allison
Rk&ey, 3i30; Christine Shipley,
3.25; Jean Bmr.stad, 3.20; Nadine
Flotre, 3.03,
Grade 7
Marya Springhill, 3.97; Judy Gil
breath, 3.53; Dick Veerman 3.21;
Billy Watkins, 3.18; Steve Alvine,
3.18; Charles Coker, 3.04; Marvin
Frost, 3.05.
Grade 8
Barbara Davis, 3.68; Tanya
KraJt, 3.41; Barbara Molletti, 3.15;
Evelyn Praitt, 3.07.
Grade 8
Dawn Erdrnan. 3.28.
Downtown Elementary School
Grade 4
Connie Mowry, 3.59; Robert Barn
hart, 3.56; Rodney Mehrtens, 3.37;
Susan Cannon, 3.28; Martin Loch
miller, 3.24; Mary E. Lawhead,
3.19; Irene King,' 3.03; Tommy
Madsen, 3.02. z
Grade 5 ,
Ralph Longmire, 3.91; Judy Ache
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son, 3.88; Ned Parber, 3.59; Sue
Anne RamagJia, 3.54; Norma Chya,
3.34; Kristin Butler, 3.22; Eldy
Anderson 3.21; Barbara Sutliff,
3.13.
Grade 6
Rhonda Molletti, 3.76; Weston
Fields, 3.62; Dorothy Chya 3.59;
Shari Madsen, 3.35; Tanya Hen
thorn 3.32.
Assembly of God
Church
MISSION ROAD
10:00 a.m. — Sunday School
11:00 a m. — Morning Worship
7:30 p.m. —Evening Worship
7:30 p.m.—Wednesday Service
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