Meyers flan
State Sid<t Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Meyers
and two sons olan to leave the
first of November for a vaca
tion interstates, before re
- their home
elsewhere in Alaska.
Meyers works at the navy
base and Mrs. Meyers has just
resigned her position as senior
ticket agent here for Pacific
Northern Airlines. She has
been in the employ of PNA
and Club Liquor Store for
several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyers will
probably settle in Anchorage.
Gavrilla Azuyak of Old Har
bor died at Griffin Memorial
Hospital Monday after severa 1
days’ illness. He was 50.
Among his survivors are his
wife, Julia, and several chil
Martzes Follow
Orient Trend,
Leaving Thursday
A flying- six. week trip, jto. the
Orient will be made this week
by Mr. and Mrs. J.G. Martz.
They plan to leave Thurs
day. They will fly to Anchor
age and board a Northwest
Airlines Stratoeruiser for the
Orient. They will visit Japan,
Hongkong, Singapore, Bang
kok and other points.
Martz is local representative
for NWA. Mrs. Martz is em
ployed at Krafts in the office.
On the return trip they will go
to the states to visit relatives.
Martz said they would make
the entire trip via NWA and
connecting airlines. They re
ceived their passports and
visa from Washington last
week.
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To Gravel Schoolyard
When Ground Dries
. As soon as the muddy area
dries up, several loads of gra
vel will be dumped around the
new school on ACS Hill to
make the area more passable-.
More than $3000 of gravel is
already at the site, waiting
for dry ground, and more has
[been ordered, Dr. A. Holmes
Johnson, Kodiak School Board
president, said this week.
At a meeting of the school
[board Monday night, Dr.
[.Johnson was re-elected presi-i
| dent and Bob Hall was again |
named treasurer.
Mrs. William Smith, newly
elected member, was named
as clerk. She succeeds Mrs.
! Patrick Lynch as member and
as clerk.
The board is currently study
ing plans foi a gym and high;
school, and will probably offer
bids in January for the two.
plus three new rooms for the
grade school, Dr. Johnson
said.
Relief Fund
Totals $1000
The relief fund for the!
Peter Squartsoff family at i
Ouzinkie went over $1000 this'
week William Stone, superin-,
tendent of the Kodiak Baptist!
Mission announced.
The Squartsoff family lost
all their possessions in a fire
several weeks ago. Stone
started a drive to provide
clothing and make a collection
for the family.
The exact amount collected
by Tuesday was $1,150.09, i
Stone said. Persons wishing to:
contribute to the fund may;
still do so Stone said.
I
Kodiak Transit
Buys Martin^Truck
The truck owned by Ray
Martin, which was seized by,
the Dept, of Internal Revenue
for unpaid taxes, was sold!
last week at auction to Pacific j
Northern Airlines.
Kodiak Transit Co., Inc.,
J purchased Martin’s limousine.
Emblem Club Has
Roll Call Meeting
The annual roll call meet
ing of the Kodiak Emblem
Club was held Thursday. An
initiation was also held. Enter
tainment and refreshments
followed the initiation.
Bill Kosco, son of Capt. and
Mrs. George F. Kosco. has re
ceived the Eagle Award for
Scouting. The Koscos were
former residents of Kodiak
Naval Station.
Mrs. Leonard Hopkins was
an incoming PNA pas enger
this week. She is from An- j
chorage.
Today is Alaska Air Anni
versary Day according to the
Alaska Department of Avia
tion. The anniversary is in ob
servance of 50 years of power
I td flight.
Grandmothers Club
Clects Officers
Newly elected officers of the
Kodiak Grandmothers’ Club
are the following:
Mrs. Bea Nachtweih, presi
dent; Mrs. Virginia Briner.
first vice president; Mrs. Edna
Kraft, second vice-president;
Mrs. Sibyl Boggs, secretary;
and Mrs. Nina Gillum, trea
surer.
New members of the club
are Mrs. Gillum, Mrs. Ninai
Johnson and Mrs. Inez Shields, j
The membership totals 20.
Outgoing PNA passengers
Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Lockhart.
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Photo Contest
Winners Named
vv»t ..___ —
,.;Bfesults of'tfie Tjab'y photo
contest conducted here recent
ly by Drosby Studios of Port
land, Ore., are as follows:
First place winner, Roberta
Jane Magnusen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Magnu
sen; other winners, Katherine
Wolkoff, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Wblkoff; Edward
Panamaroff son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Panamaroff;
three sons of Mr. and Mrs.
D. E. Duke, and the son of
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Morrison.
Representatives of the stu
dio visited Kodiak parents, of
fering participation in a baby
contest, and took pictures of
their children.
The winning baby will re
ceive a savings bond.