Anchorage Girls
Visit Naval Station
Through tile courtesy of Lt. Gen.
***** A. Armstrong, U.S.A.F.,
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twenty.five members of the Anch
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oarskge Girls Service Organization
arrived in Kodiak Saturday after
noon, January 11 via an Air Force
plane to attend a dance at the En
listed Men's Club. *T ’i :•••,, .
They were greeted at the land
ing strip by Cmdr. B. F. Alien,
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Furniture Store
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UNION OIL PRODUCTS
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Motor Oils
Complete Petroleum Service
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■Clock at the Bar
See Curley for that haircut
Liquor Store
Also We Cash Pay Checks
3101
Phone
3101
Security Officer; Lt R. F. Thorpe,
Special Services Officer and Jules
Radinsky, E. M. Chib manager.
f After a short rest in their quart
ers in Barracks 8, the visitors were
guests of the “Aoey Deucy” Club
at a chicken dinner. Other guests
'‘were four Kodiak girls; Mary Vogt,
Assistant Director, U.S.O., Merle
Heitman, Junior Lila
Olsen and Rena Corgatelli.
Following the evening of danc
ing to the music of the Navy Com
bo the group enjoyed a lunch
featuring french-fried shrimp.
Breakfast at the Civilian Cafe
teria Sunday morning was follow
ed by a tour of downtown Kodiak,
with a special stop at the Russian
Church, where many camera shut
ters clicked.
Next on the schedule
church services on the Naval Sta
tion, and then to the E.M. Club
for lunch. A tea dance rounded
out the program.
At 3:30 in the afternoon the
visitors were given a rousing send
off hv a large crowd of the men (it
has been renorted that some even
had cow bells which they rang
with ffreat enthusiasm) as they en
planed for the return flight to
Anchorage.
Miss Vogt was requested by the
girls to convey their thanks for
tv*o hocnitaHtv extended and
special thanks to Mel Martin, as
sistant manager of the E.M. Club
for his efforts toward making their
visit so enjoyable.
There was an attendance of ap
proximately 500 at the Saturday
evening dance, and nearly 200 at
the tea dance.
The girls "''''ompanied by
Miss Eleanor Anderson and Rob
ert Schm^t O.S.O. Program
Directors. Also in the party were
Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. lone Bradley,
Mrs. Rita Heit, who were chap
erons during the trip.
Seek Funds For
March Of Dimes
0vi Saturday, January 18. Kodi
ak teen age girls will conduct a
house to house canvas for contri
butions to the March of Dimes. All
business places will be canvassed
for contributions on Saturday
motning.
A check was received this w*»ek
in the amount of $25.00 from the
Grandmothers Club as their contri
bution to the March of Dimes
Drive.
At 4:30 p.m. on Saturday « ^1»v»
titled “Survival is Not Enough”
will be shown over the Naval Sta
tion Television Station.
Local teen-agers assisting in the
local March of Dimes Drive will be
interviewed on <-*me program
along with the adult members of
the local drive. Anyone wishing to
mail personal contributions may
do so by addressing them to:
March of Dimes, P.O. Box 496,
Kodiak, Alaska.
The local Elks Lodge is spons
oring the drive.
APPLY NOW FOR
SCIENCE TEACHERS
1958 INSTITUTE
Dr. Alfred M. Bork, director of
the University of Alaska science
institute, today requested that all
high school science teachers inter
ested in attending the 1958 insti
tute ask for applications immedi
ately.
The institute, the second at the
university, will run June 16 to
Aug. 9, 1958. It is a specially de
signed program to increase the
subject matter competence of the
high school teacher of scie^''
The science institute sponsor is
the National Science Foundation.
The institute offers advanced
study in physics, mathematics,
chemistry, and biology with eight
semester hours credit givifc nt the
completion of the eight-week
course.
Stipends for the participating:
teacher, dependents up to
and a travel allowance are pirevidk
cd ftferog with tuition and fees. In.
terested persons should adress in
quiries for applications and furth
er information to Director* Science
Institute, Universityof Alaska.
CoU&gfc, Alaska. ' /'■'
How about a nice, cold bottle of
pop while watching your favorite
TV show?
Kodiak Bottling Works
Phone 2244
Buy Your Bread and Pastries
at
NAUGHTONS BAKERY
Open 24 hours dally Phone 2062
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DROfi STORES
For that tired run down feeling
Why not pep yourself up?
Take Myadec
The high potency Vitamin
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