ENGINEERS HERE
A1 Soljjss and Harold Moat* of
the Alaska Corps of Engineers
have been in town since Tuesday.
They are conducting further sur
veys to connection with the small
boat harbor. Both men are from
Anchorage.
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Missionary Boat
Wrecked--3 Safe
Three members of an Alaskan
Missionary party were reported
safe at a Prince William Sound vil
lage after a harrowing voyage
that took the life of a baby boy
and may also have claimed his
father.
The wife and 3-year old daugh
ter of missionary Albert Kelly and
a youth who was not immediately
identified were found on a beach
in Galena Bay, where they, had
spent four days and nights with
out food or shelter, and taken to
safety “at either Tatitlek or Ella
mar.” . '
Kenneth Scroggins, a Tatlilh k
school teacher, reported there was
no tracer Of Kelly,, a-missionary : or
Faith. Alaska - Missions, who left
the patty., in a. skiff <to try to get
aid. *ft«r.their 32-foot boat.hit a
rog^; ji), ilohnson Cove ia,the bay
last'Wednesday. - .- . -v.
•Scroggibs saidMhe--Kelly’s infant
son died of exposure - dur ing the
Ibng stay on- the beachand -M-rs.
Kelly-suffered -frostbite but-the
ether; two were in “fairly-good”
condition.
The party left EJlamar on the
28-miie voyage to Valdez last Wed
rtesday, planning tp drivigtqfcfen,
alien on the Richardson" Highway
f6 atfehd ii church conference. .
Parenthood Course
Offered By Nurse
All expectant parents are invit
ed to attend a series of classes be
ginning next Monday, November
19, at the Health Center. A film
will be shown entitled “Human
Reproduction.”
The classes will be conducted by
Mrs. Jeanne Clough, Public Health
Nurse in Kodiak. She will discuss
the theme, “You and Your Preg
nancy.”
Classes will be conducted each
Monday evening, beginning at 7:30
p.m. Topics to be discussed at sub
sequent meetings are as follows:
November 26, Food for the Baby‘s
Growth; December 3, Plans for a
Pleasant Pregnancy; December zO,
Your Baby’s Birthday, and Decem
ber 17, Care of the New Mother
and Bitfif. On the letter evening a
demonstration baby' bath will be
given. A visit ‘o the Griffin Mem
orial, lujspiti^ is., planned.
Mrs; -‘Cfough Requests all those
ipterested call the Health Center,
Phone 4731 for information or to
make reservations.
7TH GRADERS WINNERS
Miss Collani’s 7th grade room
were this months winners of the
attendance prize awarded to the
class having the most parents and
friends in attendance at the 1-TA
meeting.
Mrs. Ambrose Clegg was in
charge of the program at the meet
ing, and was assisted bv Mrs.
Clarence King aDd the teachers.
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