PLEET SPONSORS CONTEST
“MRS. U.S. NAVY 1956”
A Mrs. U. S. Navy 1956 will be
selected by a contest sponsored by
the Fleet Reserve Association.
The competition will include
wives of Navy enlisted men sta
tioned all over the world. The win
ner will be selected on the basis
of how much she has contributed
to her husbands decision to make
the Navy his career, andean essay
entitled “Why I am Proud to be a
Navy Wife. ’ Prizes include a trip
to Honolulu and cash awards.
The Association is composed of
about 50,000 Navy and aMrine
Corps career men.
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NEW KODIAK RESIDENTS
John and Mary Ruth. Slater have
pu«*a*ed tffe home of Lou Nor
ris on Mill Bay Road, and will be
gin next week to make prepara
tions to move from the base.
John and Millie Lotz will begin
moving from the Base next week
into their new home, the Lewis
Lyle residence, which they have
purchased.
John and Sally Nosich are also
among those moving from the Base
into their own homes in town.
They have bought Max and Aline
LaLand’s house on Mill Bay Road
and are making preparations for
moving next week.
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Navy Seeks Bids
On Re-Roof Job
An Invitation to Bid has been
issued on the re-roofing of various
buildings on the Naval Station. Is
suing office is Public Works of the
17th Naval District.
Specifications and other bidding
data and information may be ob
tained on application to the Dis
trict Public Works Officer, 17th
Naval iDstrict, Box 38, Navy No.
127, c/o P. M., Seattle Wash.
Contractor is to furnish all labor
and material necessary to re-roof
five buildings with an overall roof
area of approximately 800 squares.
This includes removing the exist
ing shingle roofing, thoroughly
cleaning the roof sheathing, re
placing certain portions of the
metal flashing, and re-roofing the
buildings with asphalt Shingles.
KODIAK ISLAND NEWS
Island correspondent, George
Phillips, sends in the: following
news from Alitak. ...
“Spring is here again, and the
Cannery crews have begun to
make their appearances. For some
of us it is a good feeling after the
long winter idjeness. Earl Brown,
the beach boss, is here again.”
There have been several ab
sentees from the village recently.
Miss Stella Coyle was one of them;
She has just returned from An
chorage, where she had been re
ceiving treatment in the ANS hos
pital for the past year. Willie
Stream suffered a paralytic stroke,
but is recuperating.
There were two out of town visi
tors, Mrs. Irene Shugak of Old
Harbor is presently paying a short
visit to her daughter, who is Mrs.
George Phillips. The other, Larry
Motray, also of Old Harbor, who
has been working on his boat, m
preparation for the fishing season,
took a little time off to visit here.
Malumpi Kapshon, who has been
absent for a short time, dropped
in to see his friends at Kaguyak.
People in Alitak arp overjoyed
with the possibility of having their
own radio and transmitter, which
has been needed for some time.
Moses Larianoff is making arrange
ments to procure a set.
NOTICE
Kodiak Saw Service offers a new
kind of service to Kodiak. We shar
pen all types of saws, dado head
ers, planer knives, butcher knives.
We have the machinery to do it
Located on South Brooklyn.
Nancy Templeton
Tops Honor Roll
Nancy Templeton, senior in the
Kodiak High School, came through
with flying colors, to top the Honor
Roll for the second six weeks of
the second semester. The figures
have just been released, ar.d give
Miss Templeton a rating of 3.87.
Her closest contestant for top hon
ors was Elizabeth Sautner, who
scored 3.52. The four highest spots
in the Honor Roll were won by
girls.
Miss Templeton resides with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Royce
Templeton, out Mill Bay Road, and
has been a student of the local
high school the past year.
The standing of the remainder
of the students are as follows: Ar
lene King, 3.31; Carol Torsen, 3.25;
Mike Fitzgerald,. 3.11; and Brad
Poland, 3.11,
Juniors, Linda Rockstad, 3.50;
Frances Vickery, 3.27; and Anna
May Benson, 3.12.
Sophomores: Della Cuthbert, 3.82;
Joyce Torgramsen, 3.75; Sharon
Schooling, 3.55; Gerald Clark, 3.4;
Rena torgatelli, 3.35; Lila Olsen,
3.25; Jim Beaty, 3.18; Carolin Reft,
3.10; and Charles Johnson, 3.00
Freshmen: Sharon Van Buren;
3.83; Jill Acheson, 3.67; Rtcbani
Frost, 3.62; Sara Kessler, 3.40; and
Pat Dykes, 3.03.
BEN KRAFT RETURNS
FROM EXTENDED TRIP
Ben Kraft, local business man,
returned Monday from a business
trip Outside.
From Seattle he went to Novato,
California, to visit his wife, Edna
He stated that Edna is still recup
erating and she hopes to be able
to return to Kodiak sometime in
June. Her daughter, Mrs. Anita
Mann, and two children will ac
company Mrs. Kraft. Anita and her
children will be going on to Japan.
: From Novato, Ben' went to San
Francisco, Phoenix, Chicago and
Minneapolis before returning to
Seattle and Kodiak.
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day through Thursday, 1 p.m. to 7
p.m. Friday.
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