Four Teen-Agers
In Wreck
A faulty steering gear
caused a 1936 Chevrolet sedan
to crash into a ditch on Mill
Bay Road early Sunday morn
ing, Four teen-agers, two Na
val servicemen and two girls
from Kodiak Naval Station,
suffered minor injuries.
The accident occured around
1:30 am. The Marshal’s office
made an investigation and one
of the girls was taken to the
hospital for treatment. She
was released at noon.
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Baby Show Winners
Crowned Before Crowd
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Tennie Johnson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Idar Johnson,
and Norman Englund, son oi
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eng
lund, were crowned Kodiak
Queen and King of 1952 at
I the annual baby show Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bowmar.
of the naval station had twc
'winning youngsters in the
■ show, held at the USO Club.
Their five-months old son
j Donald Paul won first place
J for boys in the babies in arms
j class, and their daughter
Sharon Lea came in third
among the girls in the walk
ing baby class.
Other winners in the walk
ing baby class were these:
second, Dennis Volz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Volz;
third, Wes Wiley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Wiley.
Girls, second, Mary Kay
Cichoski, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Tiny Cichoski; and third
Sharon Bowman.
In the babies in arms class,
Lee Spieker, seven weeks old
and the youngest entry, came
in second for the boys. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. F.
Spieker.
Rosalind Heffner placed first
for girls in the babies in arms
group, and Claudia Butler
second. Rosaln \ is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hef
fner and Claudia, of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Butler.
A record number of 76
babies were entered in the
show, according to Mrs. Lars
Panamaroff, chairman. The
VFW Auxiliary sponsored the
affair.
Moe Kimes, commander of
Katmai Post 7056, VFW, was
master of ceremonies. Judges
were Ivor Schott, Donald
Lawvere and Chaplain Peter
McPhee. Mrs. A1 Pickett,
president of the auxiliary, in
troduced the show.
New Committees
For Garden Club
The Kodiak Garden Club
installed new officers for the
coming year recently. Alice
Given is the new president;
Mary Root, vice president and
Eleanor Bartholomew, secre
tary-treasurer.
Elaine Banks was installing
officer during the ceremony
which was held at the home of
Betty Price of Kodiak Naval
Station.
The program committee is
composed of Mary Root,
Dorothy Clark and Betty
Price. Other committees are:
membership, Helen Hall,
Kathe Bettinger; publicity,
Kathe Bettinger, Marie Cardi
nal; Garden news, Betty
Price, Bea Nachtweih; good
will, Elaine Banks, Georgia
Silverwood.
New members joining the
club were Mrs. C. W. Eubank
and Mrs. John Rohwer.
Jack Hankins of Pacific A
laska Fisheries at Alitak was
flown to Griffin Memorial
Hospital Tuesday to have a
fish hook removed from his
hand. He made the trip in a
Grumman widgeon belonging
to Bob Hall.
Bob Hall made an emer
gency flight to San Juan Fish,
ing and Packing at Uganik
Bay Sunday afternoon to bring
Jim Burich to the hospital for
treatment.
Burich suffered a crushed
hand.
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Plan Increase
Of Goats
An investigation of the A
laska mountain goat will be
undertaken as a research pro
ject this summer by David
Klein, University of Alaska
graduate student in wildlife
management.
During June, Klein will
work with the U. S. Fish and
Wildlife Service on a goat
trapping program in the Day
H irbor area, east of Seward.
The plan is to ship any goats
trapped during this period te
Kodiak Island where they wil
be released in the hope of es
tablishing a herd on the is
land.
Five goats, four males and
a female, have already been
brought to Kodiak and re
leased in the Ugak area.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinckel
celebrated their 21st wedding
anniversary Saturday.
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