Touring Band From Old Institution
The Augsburg College band,
playing a concert here June 29, is
from an institution which was
founded in 1869.
Augsburg is a four-year liberal
arts college, which is located al
most in the heart of Minneapolis,
Minn. Sponsored by the Lutheran
Free Church, it has an enrollment
of more than 950 students. Majors
are offered in 18 fields leading to
a Bachelor of Arts degree, together
with minors and vocational prep
aration subjects. The enrollment
represented 20 states and 7 for
eign countries in 1959.
The Augsburg campus is just
20 blocks from downtown Minne
apolis, and six blocks from the
University of Minnesota.
Christian Science
Society
Sunday School __ 9:30 a. m.
Sunday Service-11:00 a. m.
Testimony Meeting .. 4th Wed.
8:00 p.m.
Reading Room. Wed.
7-8 p. m.
Located on Shelikoff
near Cope St.
The Aug9burg College Choir and
the Augsburg College Band have
earned a distinguished reputation
in annual concert tours.
Mayo Savold, director of the 50
piece band, who will appear with
the group here, has taught both
instrumental and choral groups at
Augsburg. He has won recognition
for two innovations in band train
ing. Savold annually develops a
“singing” band. He first tests stu
dents for their vocal ability before
hearing their instrumental audi
tions.
“This gives students greater sen
sitivity to instrumental tone and
balance,” he says. “They are guid
ed to listen to their instruments
as they listen to their voices when
singing to become more expressive
and conscious of musical phras
ing.”
Each band concert program in
cludes at least one a eappela choral
number.
As a second innovation, Savold
has developed an unusual place
ment of instruments, achieving an
improved clarity and unity.
In addition, his concert pro
grams have been noted for mature
simplicity “contributing a rich
musical experience to youth and
adult audiences alike.”
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1 The Community Baptist Church
Rev. Lewis White
“The Big White Church on the Hill”
Sunday School—9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship—11:00 a.m. ,
Youth Fellowship Groups—6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship—7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service—7:30 p.m. Wednesday
“HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE”
LOU VEERMAN
Agent
Phone 4521
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Army Pvt. Tim Panamarioff, Jr.,
whose parents live in Ouzinkie,
Alaska, recently was graduated
from the 82nd Airborne Division
Jump School at Fort Bragg, N. C.
Panamarioff received his para
trooper wings after completing
four weeks of intensive ground
and aerial training which includ
ed five parachute jumps. The
21-year-old soldier entered the
Army last September and com
pleted basic combat training at
Fort Ord, Calif. lie attended
Mount Edgecumbe High School
and was employed by Ouzinkie
Packing Company, before enter
ing the Army.
(U. S. Army photo)
AHA Official
To Visit Here
A uniform accounting system
and method for arriving at rates
by all Alaskan hispitals is being
installed. Edward Weimer, an offi
cial of the American Hospital As
sociation, will arrive in Kodiak
June 21 or 22 to install the system
at the Griffin Memorial Hospital.
The work is being done with
funds under a grant from the
American Hospital Association.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank Robert Mor
ton, Mitch Chya, Bill Unger, the
crew of the Adak, Officer Dean,
Ed Hess and all others who assist
ed in saving the life of our son,
Bobby.
(s) Mr. and Mrs. William Warner
Naval Station
Births
A son, Edward Joseph Jr., weigh
ing 7 lbs % oz., was born on June
2 to Bessie Ann and Edward Jo
seph Crawford, SK2, USN.
A son, Kenneth Lee, weighing
4 lbs. 15 ozs., was born on June 3
to Mary Yuriko and Grover Lee
Harris, CS3, USN.
A daughter, Kimberly Beth,
weighing 8 lbs. ozs., was born
on June 8 to Phyllis Carol and
Fred “A” Francies, SH2, USN.
A daughter, Kay Elizabeth,
weighing 7 lbs. 14 ozs., was born
on June 7 to Kiyiko and Alvin
Eugene Gilless, PHI, USN.
A daughter, Julia Ann, weighing
6 lbs. 9Vz ozs., was born on June 9
to Elaine Marie and Jadwin Fred
erick Sortore, Ens, USN.
A daughter, Debra Alene, weigh
ing 7 lbs. 10 ozs., was born on June
11 to Beulah May and Arthur
James Evans, SKI, USN.
WANTED
Live Frogs
and Toads
in unlimited quantities. High
prices paid. For instructions
write:
J. R. Schettle Frog Farm
Stillwater, Minnesota
Co. D Rates High
In Combat Tactics
Company D, 3rd Battle Group,
297th Infantry, Alaska National
Guard, returned home Sunday
from its annual encampment at
Fort Richardson.
The encampment was of two
weeks duration and tested the
practicability of classroom theory
taught during a large portion of
the training year.
Because of their proficiency in
combat tactics, Company D was
selected to serve as aggressor
forces and proved to be an in
valuable training aid for all other
units of the Battle Group. The
proficiency shown was due mainly
to the local unit policy of conduct
ing a large percentage of the
weekly drills in the hills of Ko
diak, according to SFC William
Robertson and SFC Gene Sund
berg.
1st Lt. Jacob Lestenkof, an ex
Marine, is currently serving in the
dual capacity of Company Com
mander of Company D and Battle
Group assistant S-3. Lt. Lestenokf
paid tribute to the intelligent lead
ership of his non-commissioned
officers and the loyalty and will
ingness of his men, which, he said,
accounts for the unit’s outstanding
peiformance.
Books Donated By
Officers Wives
Nine new books have been do
nated to the Community Public
Library children’s section by the
Officers Wives Club, Kodiak Naval
Station.
The books, now on the shelves,
indude “Capt. Cook, Pacific Ex
plorer,” by Syme; “Littlest One
in the Family,” by Duncan; “Palace
Under the Sea,” by Heppener;
“Story About Life in the Seven
Seas,” by Freuchen; “The Stars
Hang High,” by Lambert; “Where
Is My Heart?,” by Walden; “Let’s
Go to a Concert,” by Sootin; “Two
Little Birds and Three,” by Kepes
and “Jim and His Monkey,” by
Bradbury.
DANIEL BOONE REED
RETURNS TO RANCH
Daniel Boone Reed, rancher
from West Point, Uganik Bay, re
turned to his home Thursday af
ternoon, following a three week
visit at the De Witt Fields ranch.
The encampment climaxed this
year’s training season. The next
season will begin in September,
1960.
Lt. Lestenkof stated that his
Company needs only one thing—
greater numerical strength. All
men between the ages of 17-35 are
encouraged to join.
Excursions to Cape Chiniak
SEA LIONS ROOKERIES!!
See these huge mammals
at close range!
Pictures you'll always remember of Kodiak. Enjoy
the off-shore sea life and the blue, dustiess sea.
Departure from
Kodiak Small Boat Harbor
9 a. m. & 2 p. m.
V
Lunch served aboard the Explorer
Adults S10 Children $5
Inquire about reservations for our all day cruises
to Monk’s Lagoon, village of Ouzinkie, Whale Pass
Bird Rookeries. All for $20 each. Minimum: 8 adults.
Lunch on the house!
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and Licensed Operators.
For further information call
Alt Madsen, Phone 3272
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