Ceramic Classes
Held At USO
Classes in ceramics for in
terested service personnel and
civilians will be held at tl e
USO Chib on Thursdays, El
liott Hymans announced this
week.
Alvin Miller will act as in
structor. An exhibition of
some of the work done by Mil
ler is currently on display in i
the Bank of Kodiak window, j
There will be no charges to
persons interested in the
classes. 1
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Dennis Boskofsky and Annie
Kewan, both of Afognak, were j
married Monday by the U. S.;
Commissioner
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Nava! Station To Hold
Carnival And Fund Drive
The big Turkey Carnival to
be held November 14 and 15 in
Hangar One at Kodiak Naval
Station which benefit nine
worthy charities is open to the
public, a navy spokesman said
yesterday.
Captain W, K. Rhode, com
manding officer of the Naval
Station has issued a welcome
to all residents of Kodiak to
attend the carnival and parti
cipate in the charity drive.
The nine charities combined
under the heading of United
Charities are: The March of
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LA LANDES’
KODIAK BAKERY
Max &: Aline LaLande, props.
Saturday Special
Assorted Jelly Tartettes
100 lb. flour sacks 15 cents each, $1.80 per dozen
Open *4 hrs. a day
Phone 3454
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Oldest Oil Transfer Hn.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
Erich Mueller, prop.
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THE MECCA I
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Dimes (Infantile Paralysis),
Cancer Society, Salvation
Army, TB Association, Crip
pled Children, Cerebral Palsy
Foundation, American Heart
Foundation and Boy Scouts.
Starting last week tickets
for the big Carnival went on
sale. The profits from the sale
of tickets will be turned over
to the United Charities fund
as will other carnival profits.
Adding zest to the affair is
a Turkey Carnival Queen con
test. Girls from 13 various de
partments and units on the
Naval Station are competing
for the title. Votes for the
queen are attached to the tic
kets. Each purchase of a tic
ket enables the buyer to cast
100 votes for his favorite.
Merchandise totaling over
$4,500 will be given away at
the Carnival on the two even
ings of its run. The prizes will
be displayed in carnival
booths.
Posters urging ticket buyers |
to vote for the 13 queen con
testants have been on display
in local store windows.
Sand Point Woman
Dies Sunday
Kathryn Garlow, U.S. Com
missioner at Sand Point .Alas
ka, died Sunday before a medi
cal officer from Kodiak Naval
Station could reach her in a
U.S, Coast Guard Air Detach
ment plane.
A request for assistance was
received at the Naval Station
and the CG PBY was ordered
to evacuate the woman by1
Comsar 2.
The plane departed at 1:15
pm with Lt. Jg. W.S. Herold,!
Navy doctor, and H.A. Cole, ‘
Navy corpsman aboard. The
PBY was flown by Chief Don
ald Fraser, USCG and co pilot
was Lt. W.E. Wallace.
On the return flight the
plane stopped at Perryville to
give medical aasistance to ten
year old Lizzy Kosbruck who
was suffering from a burned
foot. The CG PBY returned to
Kodiak around 8pm.
Lizzy Kosbruck is a sister o f
Vivan Kosbruck who was se
| verely burned early this sum .
mer. Vivan is now at KNS
awaiting transporation to her
home. She has been in Juneau
for treatment.
Former Resident
Visits Here
Mrs. Marie von Scheele of
Seattle left Thursday to re
turn to Washington after
visiting relatives and friends
here.
She flew to Kodiak to see
her mother, Mrs. Charles
Warren who is ill. While in
Kodiak she stayed with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Neseth. This,
is the first time Mrs. von
Scheele has been to Kodiak in
12 years.
The rat baiting program was!
continued this week. Members
of the city police department
replenished the baiting sta
tions.
Dr. Moore Resigns
As U of A Head
Dr. Terris Moore has resig
ned as president of the Uni
versity of Aaska. The resigna
tion was accepted late last
week by the board of regents,
Andrew Nerland, president of,
the board, announced.
Dr. Moore’s resignation is)
to be effective July 1, 1953. {
He plans to devote full time to i
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a proposed Mt. Wrangell ln
Iter-university research pro
ject which he regards as so
'promising that he “can most
usefully make my next con
tribution to the university by
devoting full attention to it
beginning in the early summer
of 1953.”
The board is now seeking a
successor to Dr. Moore.
Johnny Kilgore gave a
birthday party Saturday.
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