First Denali
Due June 8
The first Denali for Kodiak
this summer will arrive here
on Monday, June 8, after;
leaving Seattle on June 3, Lew;
Chenier, local agent, has an- j
nounced.
The summer schedule for
Kodiak is as follows: leave
Seattle June 3, arrive June 8;!
leave June 17, arrive June 22; j
leave July 1, arrive July 6;
leave July 15, arrive July 20; j
leave July 29, arrive August I
3; leave August 12, arrive'
August 17. j
The last Denali will sail on
August 26 and arrive locally
on August 31.
r° 'fetu?nCN°extry^|,ers
The teaching staff for Ko
diak Public School will be corn -1
plete for the 1953-54 year at
soon as three more teacher;
are hired, Superintendent Ivor
Schott said yesterday.
School will close for this year
on May 22. Semester exams
will start on May 18 and the
Senior Graduation Exerciser
will be held at the U. S. 0. on
May 19. The Eighth Grade wili
hold their exercises on May 21.
With the exception of three
new teachers the staff for the
1953-54 year will be the same
as last year. Supt. Schott will
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fill his fifth year in Kodiak.
Mrs. John Springhill wili
teach the eighth grade. She
.vas not on the staff last year
out in previous years has
iaught in the school. Other
teachers are Mary Beam,
grade 5; Dera Brunscad, math
and commerce; Lois Burnham,
grade 2; Howard Carpenter,
physical ed. and commerce;!
Mary Dandeneau, grade 7.
The staff also includes Ellen
Dawson, grade 6; Wanda
Fields, grade 5; Frances Gray,
English, Latin and social
sciences; Eloda Metzgar, gradei
3; Ramona Moffitt, grade 2;
Eunice Neseth, grade 4; AI i e
Ruud, home ec. and general
science; Helen Schott, grade
1; Meal Warwick, music;
George Wick, history, shop
and biology.
One additional teacher will
be employed in the elementary
grades and replacements for
Mrs. Joe Gale and Mrs. War
wick will be made, Schott
said. I
MSTS Lists
Job Openings
Nineteen civilian employees
are needed by the MSTS at!
the Kodiak naval station, ac
cording to Alfred Gasper,
MSTS industrial relations of
ficer.
All applicants for the jobs!
must hold Coast Guard vali
dated documents, endorsed for;
the positions, Gasper said. I
The following positions are
open: radio officer, two first!
assistant engineers, five able*
bodied seamen, two ordinary
seamen, five oilers, and four
utility men.
Applicants may apply at the 1
MSTS office in Bldg. S-l, or]
call navy phone 306.
Chaplain McPhee
To Leave Soon
Chaplain Peter R. McPhee,
Protestant chaplain at Kodiak
Naval Station for the past 22
months, plans to leave soon
for a new assignment at Cor
pus Christi, Texas.
Chaplain Ain Reed will re
place Chaplain McPhde. Chap
lain Reed comes to Kodiak
from the Naval Hospital, San
Diego, California.
Before reporting to his new
station Chaplain and Mrs. Mc
Phee and their two children
plan a tour of the interior.
They will fly to Homer and
visit Seward, Anchorage and
Fairbanks.
The new chaplain’s wife and
two children accompanied him
to Kodiak.
Edward Sargent flew into
Kodiak Tuesday from San Juan
Cannery in Uganik Bay. He
made the trip from Seattle to
the cannery aboard the Deep
Sea, a trawler.
A. L. Fenner left early this
week for Moser Bay. He is em
ployed by Libby McNeill and
Libby.
| Conference Held
| 4 bout Local Airport
Two representative? from
the Alaska Department of Avi
ttion were in town two days
.his week to confer with resi
dents concerning the building!
>f a seaplane ramp in Kodiak.;
Herman Poter, ADA repre-i
sentative from Anchorage,1
and Felix J. Toner, engineer
from Juneau, met with local;
dyers, representatives of the
Chamber of Commerce and
others Monday at the Mar
shal's office.
Tentative plans call for the [
building of a 200 foot float for
seaplane moorage. It will be1
located on the beach near
Kraft's warehouse. It is be
lieved the installation will
cost around $10,000.
No definite date for con
struction was revealed. The
men were here primarily to
check the site and obtain in
formation.
PO Lease Signed
A five year lease between
Ben Kraft and the U. S. Pos
tal Department was signed
last July. Recently the Postal
Department got around to an
nouncing the lease.
The Kodiak postoffice is lo
cated in the Kraft building on
Alaska Way adjoining the
Supermarket.
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