‘ tudents Give
Musical Program
A special musical program
by Kodiak school students was
a feature of the Parent Tea
cher Association meeting
Thursday night at the school.
Main event of the program
was a fashion showing by
home making students of
clothes designed and made by
themselves.
Those who appeared on the
musical program were Marie
Nelson, vocalist, accompanied
by Isabel Nelson; Barbara
Moffitt, accordionist; and
Gladys Masters, saxophonist.
Introducing students of the
eighth grade was Hazel Hart
man; of home economics class
I, Pauline Toshwak; and of
home economics class II,
Virginia Foster.
Mrs. Ramona Moffitt was
accompanist for the musical
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pf gr; m and Mrs. Alice Ruud
is instructor of the home-mak
ing- classes.
Ten boys who are in a boy’s
cookery class were in charge
of refreshments for the even
|ing.
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| Harry Donnelley, senior
| partner of Donnelley and
! Acheson, was honored recently
j by the Arctic Club’s annual
Alaska Night in Seattle.
Donnelley shared the spot
light with Andrew Nerland of
Fairbanks.
Sophie Tucker, famous en
1 tertainer sang and performed
' for the club and guests.
Persons interested in attend
ing the American Legion ban
quet for the Kodiak basketball
| team may purchase tickets
j from Mecca Cab drivers, Mrs.
Karl Brunstad announced
Thursday.
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Sand Point Woman
^ided By CG
Mrs. Katie Morris of Sand
point, Alaska, was flown to
Kodiak last Sunday in a Coast
Guard PBY for medical atten
tion.
The CG Detachment at Ko-1
liak Naval Station was noti- j
! fied that she needed medical
assistance early in the morn
ing. The plane and crew flew
to the Aleutian village and
took the sick woman aboard.
A small boat was used to
transport her from the shore
to the plane.
Cmdr. H.D. Giddings, Navy
doctor, and E. Oliver, Navy
corpsman accompanied the
plane crew to give mddical aid.
Pilots of the PBY were
Chief Aviation pilot Frank
Wright and Lt. Claude La
Baw. Crewmen aboard were
J.H. Ferguson, B.K. Goodwin,
W.F. Sheridan, W.T. Bruce.
Mrs. Morris’ daughter came
to Kodiak with her mother
who was taken to Griffin
Memorial Hospital from the
Navy base in an ambulance.
{Telegram Urges
jAVA Support
| A telegram urging the
“liberally support of the acti-j
vities of the Alaska Visitors j
Association” and signed by;
many business and profes-1
sional men in Kodiak was sent *
to Juneau this week. j
The telegram was addressed
to the Honorable Frank John
son, chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee. The
wire was circulated for signa-!
itures at the Rotary meeting
Tuesday by James G. Martz,
president of the Chamber of
Commerce.
He earlier received a letter
from Marshall Crutcher, bank
president, who is now in
Juneau writing new banking;
legislation, urging the support)
of the AVA. I
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Salary Increase
Granted To Teachers
By Jim Hutcheson
Juneau (A*) — A $600 yearly
salary increase for teachers
won Senate approval this
week. I
The Senate voted 10-5 to
change Sen. John Gorsuch’s
(R-Anchorage) $800 increase
bill to $600, then passed the
revised version 12 to 3.
The Senate also passed by
10-6 the Gorsuch bill author
izing a junior college system
in major cities in conjunction
with the University of Alaska.,
They would be known as!
community colleges, which
j would operate as night schools
with their own facilities but in
local high school facilities. The!
bill has been sent to the'
House. |
—
Ernie Bryan, long-time
Alaskan returned to Kodiak j
Tuesday after spending
several months in Southern
California.
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Basketball Banquet i
Wednesday Night j
The annual American Legion
sponsored Basketball Team
Dinner will be held Wednes
day evening at the Montmartre
| Inn.
I Members of che basketball
'ssiuad, Coach and Mrs.
j Howard Carpenter will be
guests of honor. Tickets for
| the dinner have been on sale
for the past two weeks. Per
sons wishing to attend may
purchase tickets from Legion
members or members of the
basketball team.
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■ Thomas S. Strachan, depart
ment commander of the Vete
rans of Foreign Wars is ex
pected to remain here Monday
and Tuesday. On Tuesday
Katmai Post 7056 will hold
the annual election of officers
i for the local club.
Strachan is from Anchorage.
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Heavy Slide
Blocks Road
The Base-Town Road was
blocked from SundayStofTues
day afternoon this week by a
large rock and dirt slide a few
hundred feet beyond the city
dock.
The Alaska Road Commis
sion began operations to clear
the road immediately follow
ing the incident. Trucks of
Pacific Alaska Contractors
I were hauling the dirt and rock
[ to the site of the new housing
units.
The ARC and city trucks
1 were making use of the dirt
| and rocks. City trucks hauled
| several loads and dumped the™
on Mission Road,
j PNA passengers and Naval
Station workmen were trans
1 ported between town and base
by Navy vessels during the
period the road was blocked.
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