PTA Committee
Appointees Named
Committees were appointed at
the PTA ExecutivBoard meeting
field Tuesday in Ivor Schott’s of
'ftce in the high school.
.. Those iserving on, the commit
tees are: Program, Mrs. C. P.
Ferigno; and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Boyce; Historian, Mrs Roland Vic
kery; Publicity, Mrs. G. Garvey;
Hospitality, Mrs. Lou Veerman
and Mrs. Alf Madsen; Ways and
Means, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Din
widdie; Refreshments, Mrs R.
Robertson
Questionnaires regarding pro
grams for the coming year will be
sent to parents in the near future.
Preparation for guidance councils
■Aext, year wli uu'v»*
tion of Mrs. Dera Br-unstad.
An Instructional assistance com
mittee for Elementary school
children is being planned. Help
is needed in the Library, and also
for the purpose of cataloging and
preparation of spelling and read
ing material.
The PTA will sponsor a candy
and popcorn booth at the Fourth
of July celebration, and donations
will be welcome. Further details
will be announced at a later date.
Honor Roll Given
For Grade School
! Students on the honor rolls in
the downtown school for the last
six weeks were announced this
week by Mrs. Betty Springhill.
The Hist includes children in
the third, fourth, fifth and sixth
grades, together with their teach
ers and is as follows:
Mrs. Metzgar’s Third Grade: A1
fred Levine, Judy Acheson, Norma
Chya, Ralph Longmire, Margie
Magnusen.
Mrs. Hamann’s Fourth Grade:
Dorothy Chya, Weston Fields,
RuSty Fletcher, Barbara Hender
son, Shari Madsen, Rhonda Mol
letti, Kathy Van De Mark.
Mrs. Breckburg’s Fifth Grade:
Mary a Springhill, Patricia An
derson, Carl Coon, Johii Gaillard,
Dick Henderson, Dick Veerman,
Charles Magnuson, Dick Sutliff.
Mrs. Fadeley’s Sixth Grade:
Robbie Acheson, Jo Anne Cas
key, Larry Deitzler, Tanya Kraft,
Jon Lester, Barbara Moletti.
snacktime
MULLER BREWING CO., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Aleutian
Distributors
Phone 2244
Qrifftn Memorial
^ Hospital Notes
Parents, admitted to griffin
Memorial hospital the past week
were Jacob Simeomxxff, Jr., Jimmy
Amason, Cecil Brown, Mrs. Jac
quette Brown, Larry Pestrikoff,
Alex Riddel and Lucy Azuyak.
Others admitted were Doretha
Lavallais, Chester Clymer, Jr.,
Marvin Frost, Randy Blondin,
Danny Heffner and Peter Pana
suk of Seattle.
Those discharged were Danny
Heffner, Mrs. Edith Wiley and in
fant, Mrs. Lois Ante and infant,
Mi's. Freda Green, Alfred Dickow,
Cecil Brown, Mrs. Jacquette Stout,
Beth Acheson and Mrs. Martha
Randolph.
—BIRTHS—
Lois Catherine, weighing 7 lbs.
8 ozs., was born on May 16 to Lois
and George Ante.
Edith Nione, weighing 9 lbs. 2
ozs., was born on May 17 to Jean
and Charles Weber.
Julie Mae, weighing 5 lbs. 13
ozs., was bora on May 17 to Tina
and Fred Antonson.
CHANGE OF COMMAND
In Air Detachment change of
command ceremonies at the Naval
Station, iCapt. Charles Tighe was
relieved by Cmdr. Richard Young.
Cmdr Young takes over his duties
as Commanding Officer of the Air
Detachment here and as Com
mander of the Sea and Rescue,
Sector 2.
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Recreation Site
Cleanup Planned
Plans are being made for the
general cleanup and preparation
of the new “Outdoorsman Park”
which encompasses the entire
Fort Abercrombie-Milier Point
area. This area is to be used for
nearly all outdoor activities of the
club, and will be open for the
use of the public as in the past.
Condition of the grounds, how
ever, will now be monitored by
the Outdoursmen’s Club and will
be kept prepared for such events
as picnics, swimming, boating,
target and skeet shooting.
The aid of the public is request
ed for the preliminary clean-up.
Those who help the Outdoorsmen
in their concentrated efforts on
June 3 will be the guests of the
club at a wiener roast to be en
joyed by all at 7 p.m.
Those interested in offering
their services are requested to call
or see Curley Wilson at Tony’s
Place for assignments, and Tommy
Gallagher at the Polar Bear for
transportation.
Outdoorsmen are asked to as
semble in the downtown school
prior to 7 p.m., June 3.
USO SCHEDULE
Today—6:00 p.m. ping pong
tournament; 8 p.m. movie.
Sunday—open 10:00 a.m. tc
11:00 p.m.; 1:30 p.m. picnic.
Monday—8:00 p.m. game night
Tuesday—1:30 p.m. leathercrafl
class; 1:30 p.m. sewing class;' T:30
p.m. evening leathercraft class;
7:30 p.m. Photography club (meet
at Naval Station hobby shop).
Wednesday—1:00 p.m. to .11:00
p.m. open house.
Thursday—1:30 p.m. leather
craft class; 8:00 p.m. movie “A
Star Is Bom.”
Friday—7:30 p.m. Servicemen’s
council meeting; 8:00 p.m. pi
nochle tournament.
Hilarity Keynote
Of Novel Dance
Hilarity is the keynote in the
TV dance being staged tonight at
the Elks Club, according to Stan
Nelson, producer of the show.
Novelty numbers, in the form
of humorous “ads” by sponsors of
the acts, will highlight the even
ings entertainment. Jules and his
orchestra will supply the music
for the entertainment, and the
dancing.
Only Elks, their wives and Emb
lem club members and their
guests will be admitted.
Mrs. McNees Here
Here for her daughter Char
lette Benson’s graduation, Mrs
Betty McNees of Snohomish
Washington, leaves Tuesday foi
her home. She arrived Tuesday.
Mrs. McNees is a reporter for
the Olympic Fur Breeding As
sociation in the state of Washing
ton.
SLY HUSBAND
Mert: “I’d like to get a divorce.
My husband and I just don’t get
along.'*
v. Gert: “Why don’t you sue hint
for incompatibility.”
Mert: “I would, if I could catch
him at it.”
UNITIZED
CARGO SERVICE
via The Alaska Line
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
MS TATALINA
Calling At
WOMENS BAY, KODIAK.
Agent
Phone 4521
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANV
Don't Forget
Benefit Dance
May 30-9 pm to?
“Real Gone" Music by the
Real Gone Quintet
Support The Little League
Sponsored by 621st Mess Kit
Repair Co.
At the F.R.A. Club
$1.00 Donation $1.00
Tickets available at clubs on Base
and bars in Town.
Don't miss the Telethon Sunday,
May 25- 5 pm till ?
DON’T FORGET
TONITE’S THE RITE
ELKS
TV DANCE
10 to 1 May 24th Elks Hall
Good Music & Entertainment
Enjoy one of our last summer
parties and help our building fund
at the same time. Come Early.
Have Fun Every Minute
Elks, Emblem Club & guests only
Republican Candidate For The Territorial House
ART WALDRON
I take this opportunity to thank my many friends who chose me at the
Primaries to represent you in the General Election October 14,1958.
It will be an honor and a pleasure to work with the fine people you have
picked as my team mates.
To those deserving folk who offered their services but were not chosen;
it is my sincere wish that you will permit me the opportunity to learn of any
concrete idea you have for the betterment of Alaska, that I may be better
qualified to serve Alaskans.
I am confident that by all working together we will be successful in the com
ing General Election. I solicit your advice.
Please address any communication to:
Art Waldron
Again, I thank you. Box 1994
Anchorage, Alaska
Phone: 26433 or 36401
Arthur F. Waldron.