Hospital Builds
New Warehouse
A new warehouse is being
built next to Griffin Memorial
Hospital and will be completed
within a few days. It is on the
side of tde hospital facing the
Standard Oil tanks.
Sutliff and Son is building
the warehouse, which, the
hospital reports, has long been
needed. It will be j.6 by 28
feet, covered with asphalt
siding to match the cememt
of the hospital.
Work on the building was
started Monday. Norman Sut
liff, partner in the firm with
his son Richard, is doing some
pre-fabricating of the struct
ure in his shop.
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Musis Trails Group
Plans New Season
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Trails Concert Association
will again sponsor a series ot
three programs this year,
Mrs. Patricia Mitchell, presi
dent, has announced.
Information regarding the
j programs is being mailed cur
| rently to last year’s members,
j The concerts will be held in
the USO Club ,on Main St.,
Mrs. Mitchell said
Tickets will be limited to
200, due to the seating ca
pacity of the USO, and be
cause of this, the price this
vearior tne series will be
raised to $9 00.
Last year’s members will be
given first opporunity to pur
chase tickets, Mrs. Mitchell
said yesterday.
The programs for the series
are as follows:
In October, an in strumental
trio, with Bela Urban violinist,
Luigi Silva, cellist, and Maxim
Schapiro, founder of the A
laska Music Trails, pianist.
In November, Greta Men
; zel, soprana, prima donna ot
the Vienna State Opera, the
Havana Opera and the New
York City Center Opera.
In March, Pierre Sancan,
pianist, who last year re
ceived the Grand Prix de
Rome, the most coveted musi
cal honor in Europe.
Persons interested in ob
taining tickets may send their
remittance to Mrs. Mitchell
at Box 414, Kodiak, and
tickets will be mailed to them,
or they may call her at 4351
for tickets.
Other officers of the associa
tion this year are Mrs. V. G.
Ellis, treasurer, and Ed
Sande, secretary.
SVIahopac Salvage
Job Complete
The Navy triumphantly re
trieved its own Saturday night
when three ships and two
, smaller craft pulled the USS
MAHOPAC off the Kodiak
beach and towed her back to
the Naval Station. The sea
going tug was refloated at
10:05 p.m. after seven days of
intensive salvage efforts.
With the USCG Cutter
BITTERSWEET and yard tug
j USS OWACHOMO pulling one
• in back of the other, and the
i seagoing tug USS CREE
■ heaving on a separate line
I while LCU 778 and a salvage
j barge used beach gear, the
MAHOPAC finally slipped
loose from the surf off Pasag
shak point. It was victory af
ter a week-long series of set
backs when tow lines snapped
after 20 and 30 foot gains on
the evening’s high tide.
The MAHOPAC was towed
back to the floating dry dock
Sunday evening at the Naval
Station and taken aboard im
mediately for repairs.
involved and those who man
ned the 24-hour-a-day radio
beach party were all highly
commended by Lt. Comdr.
Douglas Hahnenkratt, USN,
the “on-the-scene” salvage
director.
Lloyd Wilson, formerly of
Olympia, Wash., arrived Mon.
day to become manager of
Kraft’s new supermarket,
now nearing completion.
Mrs. Wilson and their two
sons came with him.
Mrs. Maurice Briggs re
turned to work in the post
office Monday after spending
\ several days in the hospital.
St. Mary’* To Hold
Summer School
A summer religious school
sponsored by St. Mary’s
Catholic Church will start for
a two week period Monday,
August 4.
Sister St. Hilary of the
j Grey Nuns of the Sacred
j Heart will conduct the school,
I which will be held in the Ko
diak Bowling Alley.
She will be assisted by the
Misses Marlyss Blinn, Donna
Lightfoot, Carolyn Galagher
and Nellie Chase and by El
liott Hymans, USO director.
The school will be held from
9 to 12, five days a week, and
is for children five years old
lit
through eighth graders. A
party on August 16 will con
clude the two weeks’ activi
ties.
Children interested in at
tendng the school are asked to
register next week with Sister
Hilary at the hospital.
Among fishermen at Litnik
Lake on Afognak Island over
the weekend were Mrs. Maud
lies, Miss Nettie Curry and
Gene Crawford.
Mrs. lies and Miss Curry
are the mother in-law and
aunt of Crawford. The three
fishermen caught several
large trout. They flew to and
from the lake and stayed at
the Afognak Lake Lodge.
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