Citizens Urge
KodiaMMnioIoi Rd.
The building of the road from
Kodiak to the area, adjacent to
Afognak* was stressed in one of the
resolutions presented i» the Legis
lative Council by Jacfr Hinckel on
behalf of the Kodiak. Chamber of
Commerce.
It was pointed out that the road
from Kodiak to Otmoloi Bay holds
priority over any other road pro
ject on Kodiak at this time. Rea
sons presented were for the pur
pose of serving the peoples of
Afognak and Ouzinkie, and as an
JMd to hauling lumber , and assist
the canning and fishing industry,
ft was brought out the road is
reeded to bring sick or injured
Vito Kodiak for medical attention.
It will open up homesites, and the
adjacent laud generally,
Pete Deveau .mu Henry Haag
a‘S(j urged constructs ’ of'the
road. • • *
Capi. Kirk Smith
Leaves for East
Captain F. Kirk Smith, senior
medical officer at the Naval Sta
tion hospital, and his wife, Julie,
left Thursday for Johnsville,, Pa.,
where Captain Smith will head
the medical laboratory at Naval
Air Development.
“We have enjoyed our tour in
Kodiak very much and will miss
our many friends here,” said Mrs.
Smith, “but now our son, who is
a senior at Brown University at
Providence, R.I., will be able to
spend the holidays with us.” Cap
tain and Mrs. Smith have been
stationed at Kodiak since June,
1956.
Captain Richard Worthington,
who was last stationed at El Toro,
California, will replace Captain
Smith. Captain Worthington, his
wife and son, Richie, arrived in
Kodiak Thursday, October 16 from
Laguna Beach, where they made
their home.
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RESIDENTIAL RENTAL
PROPERTY OWNERS
| There will he a meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, October 29, 1958, at
the Montmartre • Inn.
Carl Huer, pres.
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Furnitore Store
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Phone 4151
General Electric Dealer
• Mattresses (Hotel special)
• Chests, unfinished
• Swivel rockers
• Clothes hampers
• Window shades
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Kodiak Athlete
Candidate for
Pentathlon Team
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas,
(Special)—Pfc. Doug Dawson, dis
tance swimmer and runner from
Kodiak, Alaska, has joined the
Modem Pentathlon team training
at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
The slightly built athlete ar
rived from Fort Richardson, Alas
ka, where his performance in an
Army triathlon meet earned him
a chance for a berth on the five
sport pentathlon team.
Dawson played basketball
against service teams in high
school since there were no other
teams on the island of Kodiak.
Going on to Montana State Uni
versity the 24-year-old athlete
swam the 220 and 440 yard free
style distances on the swim team.
Graduating in 1957 with a
Bachelor’s degree in history Daw
son later came into the Army.
While training at Fort Richard
son he became interested in tri
athlon (competition where each
athlete runs, shoots and swims in
dividually for a meet score) and
entered the Army meet.
His success in the three-sport
event persuaded Pentathlon Head
quarters to give him a chance for
the U.S. team.
Dawson is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Dawson of Kodiak. Mrs.
Dawson is on the teaching staff
of the elementary school here and
Bob Dawson is employed on the
Naval Station.
Health Featured
In Story Contest
A voluntary “Health Story Con
test” is in progress in Alaska ele
mentary schools and will continue
throughout the 1958-59 school year,
according to Mrs. Norma Johnson
of Juneau, sponsor of the contest.
There will be a different topic
for each month with a winner se
lected for each month. There will
be three classifications: primary,
grades 1, 2 and 3; intermediate
grades 4 and 5; upper grades 6,
7 and 8. The monthly winning
stories will be made into a pam
phlet to circulate to participating
schools.
Each month the participating
classes will receive a copy of some
study suggestions and suggested
references. After research and dis
cussion, stories are to be written,
exhibited in the contesting school,
then sent to “The Stoi'y Ex
change,” in care of Mrs. Norma
Johnson, apt. 2, 325 Third. Jln
eau, Alaska.
Monthly topics include: Novem
ber, “Safety,” “First Aid,” “Ill
ness-Prevention and Treatment”;
December, “Cleanliness,” “Sani
tation,” “Personal Appearance”;
January, “Clothing”; March, “Eyes
and Ears”; April, “Food,” “Nu
trition,” “Teeth”; May, “Exer
cise,” “Rest,” Recreation.”
Stories should be 200 words or
less and should show how the
health topic applies to each par
ticular school. Schools may indi
cate that they wish to enter the
contest by sending a card to “The
Story Exchange.”
Friday
Social Evening
(OPEN TO PUBLIC)
8:30 p.m.
at
V.F.W.
Family Sunday at
Assembly of God
October 26 is “Family Sunday”
in the' Assembly of God Sunday
School. A “pleasant surprise” is
offered the one who brings the
largest family to the school, in
connection with the Christian Life
Magazine contest, going into its
third week.
“If you do not have a large
family of your own, you can adopt
a family”, Mrs. Hirchey of the
Assembly of God church stated,
“Everyone that you bring to Sun
day School for the first "time will
count as your adopted family.” All
previous records were broken at
the school last Sunday.
The Assembly of God church is
on Mission Road across from
Max’s Drive Inn.
BRITISH AMERICAN HANDSHAKE—Secretary of State John
Foster Dulles, left, shakes hands with British Foreign Secretary
Selwyn Lloyd at U. S. air base in Brize Norton, England, before
taking off by jet for Formosa via the polar route. The two offi
cials had just completed a 2-hour talk following arrival of Dulles
from Rome where he attended memorial services for Pope Pius
XII. —AP Photo
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