Conservation Club
Beets Officers
New officers were elected at a
meeting of the Kodiak Naval Sta
tion Conservation Club Monday
evening, December 3, on the Sta
tion.
Those elected were Cmdr. Gil
bert W. Edgar, President; Bert
Walker Vice President; Mrs.
Agnes Hampton, Secretary and
Ens. Alfred C. Linden, Treasurer.
Members on the Board of Direct
tors are Comdr. F. W. Crook, Rob
ert Forester and Vernon Draper.
A committee of five member!
was appointed to gather data on
the possibility of planting Spruce
Hens, or some other game bird, on
Kodiak Island. Members of the
committee are Lester Sorum, Har
old Lawhead, Paul Ponti and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Cardinal.
VISITOR FROM CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Sally Schokley of Long
Beach, California, who has been
visiting the Jay Tolberts’ the past
two weeks, left yesterday to re
turn to her home.
Mrs. Schokley, who is Jay Tol
bert’s cousin, came with the Tol
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James Eslinger
Leads Honor Roll
Honor Roll students were an
nounced this week by Jim Gray,
High School principal. Jim Esling
er leads the Seniors with a 4 point
rating.
Other Seniors placing on the
honor roll are as follows: Tom
Lee, 3.9; Frances Vickery, 3.69;
Bill Beaty, 3.31; Bob Frost, 3:08
and Cecil Chabitnoy, 3.02.
Junior standings are as follows:
Charles Johnson, 3.8;Ronald Short,
3.68; Lila Olsen, 3.58; Della Culh
bert, 3.43; Bill Mclver, 3.27; Joan
Metts, .18 and Caroline Reft, 3.13.
Janet Zieba leads the Sopho
mores with a near perfect point
standing of 3.95. Others are as fol
lows: Pat Dykes, 3.16; Sharon Van
Buren, 3.55; Nancy Jennings, 3 5;
Sara Kessler, 3.33; Helen Simeon
oti, 3.1 and tennis Gillilan,..3.0.
Fifteen Freshmen are on the
roll this period. They are as. fol
d.ows; Milton Sputer, 3,87; Mary
Bowers, 3.74; Jack Healey, 3.52,
Peter Zablacka?, 3.45; Gary Wood,
3.35; Tom Shugak, 3.35; Mary
Lindsley, 3.35; Adolph Jackinsky,
3.27; William " Cummings, 3.22;
Norman Saxton, '3T; Bonny Tan
ner, 3.07; Ronda Shupp, 3.0; Stan
ley Austerman, 3.0; Zelana Stone,
3.0 and Larry Herb, 3.5.
Six of Mrs. Ruth Breckberg’s
Eighth graders made the honor
list. They are Marjorie King, 3.8;
Wesley Thomason, 3.7; Danny Tur
ner, 3.6; Christina Simeonoff, 3.3;
Peter Unger, 3.0 and Peggy Heg
lin, 3.0.
Reed Gould, Melanie Draper
and Pat Heitman made the honor
roll in Mr. Curtis Saxton’s Eighth
grade class. Their point standing
respectively was 3.4, 3. 1 and 3.1.
New pupils announced by Mr.
Saxton, who enrolled in his class
recently are Bill Peltis and Rhoda
Copeland The children in the class
had a drawing for names to ex
change Christmas presents. Prices
range from $1.00 to $1.50 as a
maximum cost.
Newly elected officers of Mr.
Saxton’s class are as follows: Pres
ident, Pat Heitman; Vice Presi-.
dent, Steve Cornelius; Secretary,
Melanie Draper; Treasurer, Caro
lyn Spencer and Librarian, Vir
ginia Johnson.
Ketchikan Lawyer
To Practice Here
Charles Hughes arrived in Ko
diak this week and has opened a
law office in the Blinn Building.
He expects to begin active prac
tice here right after the first of
the year. •
Hughes conies from Ketchikan,
where he practiced law for the
past 3% years. He graduated from
the University of Portland in I960,
and Willamette University in 1953,
He was City Magistrate in Ketchi
kan prior to his coming here.
DEMPSEY PRICE
TO GO TO MADRID ‘
Dempsey Price, who has been as
sociated with the 17th Naval Dis
trict on the Naval Station for the
past ten years, leaves for Madrid
on the 21st of December.
Price has been transfered to his
new assignment in the Spanish
capitol as Director of Construc
tion, a field he h$d worked in
prior to coming here.
Buy your Christmas trees from
the Boy Scouts—It’s a good way to
support a good cause.
AVA MEMBERS NEEDED
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Whaley stated, in urging member
ship in AVA, “for every dollar
you contribute, the Territorial
Government appropriates two dol
lars.”
PNA ADDS STAFF MEMBER
Mrs. Louise Spencer joined the
staff of the Pacific Northern Air
lines ticket office Monday. She
replaces Carol Tolbert who resign
last week.
Beat TB with Christmas Seals—
a good way to help stamp out tu
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