School Children
Aid Naumoff Fund
Contributions to aid Mike
Naumoff, Kodiak island boy
who wants to come back here
and open a radio shop after
receiving special training, be
gan to come in this week to
the iocal chapter of the Alaska
Crippled Children’s Associa
tion.
Mike has been at the Mt.
Edgecumde Orthopedic Hospi
tal for several years, and is
now attending Sheleon Jack
son High School. When his
work there is finished, he
wants to attend a trade school,
and then will be qualified to
open his own business.
Letters have gone out from
the ACCA to all local organiza.
tions asking their help in the
drive.
Yesterday, Mrs. John
Springhili chapter president,
said that students in Kodiak
grade and high schools are
bringing contributions to
school. She also reported that
I the Boy Scouts this week voted
i to give up their annual Christ*
JmaB party and donate the
1 money instead to Operation
! Mike.
| “The success of the drive
| depends on the people of Ko
diak,” Mrs. Springhili stated.
' She added that for every dol
lar raised here, three will be
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given by the territory. “Let’s
make ita local project,” she
urged. “Then territorial funds \
will be left available for other!
needy persons. ”
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To Make Up
School
Today
Kodiak grade school child
ren who missed 13 days of
school because of the delay in
opening the new building on
ACS hill will make up three
of those days before the end
of the month. Superintendent
Ivor Schott announced this
week.
The first six grades and
kindergarten classes, will at
tend school to-day, Friday,
Nov. 27, and Saturday, Nov.
28.
The Friday after Thanks
giving is customarily a school
holiday.
ocnott said cnac classes win
be held aril day on these make
up days, with shortened reces
ses so that the children will
get out of school a little earlier
than usual.
The tentative date for the
closing of school has been set
for June 10, unless additional
make-up days are scheduled.
In that case it will close on
I June 3 as customarily.
Students in the grades
which must make up time i
have been given notices to I
their parents telling them of
the extra days of school this
month. I
Services Held For
Arthur Levine
Funeral services for Arthur
W. Levine, who died last
Thursday, were held Monday
I afternoon at the Community
| Baptist Church.
The Rev. John Molletti con-!
ducted the funeral. Interment
was in the Russian cemetery,
j Pallbearers were Harry
I Lindgren, A1 Sylling, A1
Riley, Peter Ponchene, Char
les Christoffersen, and Alvin
l Miller.
IA dm. Perry Pi arts
Washington Trip
Rear Adm. John Perry,
[ commandant of the 17th Na
val District, will leave the
latter part of November for
Washington. D. C., where he
will attend a routine con
ference of all naval district
commandants.
So far as Adm. Perry knows
there is no item on the agenda
that concerns the town of
Kodiak, nor anything parti,
cular concerning the naval
station, according to his head
quarters here.
{ Ray Minstrell returned to
Kodiak last week after spend
ling five weeks in the states.
He visited in Washington,
Oregon, California, Nevada
and Idaho.
Mrs. Cecil Wilson and
daughter Candace returned to
town this week after spending
the summer in Seattle.
Haberdashery
Is Expanding
The former Russell’s Men’s
Store is currently being ex
panded into the next-door
space formerly occupied by
Gil’s Beauty Shop, and when
the project is completed the
business will be known as
Kodiak Outfitters.
The property is owned by
the R. D. Russell estate and
is being managed by Mrs.
Rose Smith, sister of Russell,
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Sutherland
arrived here recently from
Portland to operate the store.
Another sister of Russell’s,
Mrs. Ida McGuire of Kansas
City, will come here the nrsn
of the year with her four
grandchildren, and she and
Mrs. Smith will make this
their permanent home.
Mrs. Grace Wilsoa arrived
Wednesday from her home in
Raymond, Wash., for a seve
ral months visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Bill Phillips.
This is the first trip to Mask*
for Mrs. Wilson, who is 71
years old.
The Parent Teacher Associa
tion baked goods sale at
Kraft’s Supermarket Iasi
Saturday netted the group
$106.30. Mrs. Robert Spencer
was chairman.
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