Naval Chaplain
On Leave
Cmdr. Cyril R. Cavanagh,
chapiain, USNR, has assumed i
the duties of LCDR Bryan D.
Mahedy, Naval Station Catho
lic Chaplain, for the next six
days while Father Mahedy!
makes his annual retreat at
the Passionist Monastery at!
Sierra Madre, Calif. j
Father Cavanagh is on two !
weeks training duty from the'
University of Santa Clara at ;
Santa Clara, Calif. He will
continue the regular scheduled
masses at the Star of the Sea
Chapel until Father Mahedy
returns next week.
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Rotary Hears Account
Of Sunday Shooting
Kotary Lntormation was tne
title of a program presented
to the club members Tuesday
following the regular lunch
eon. The Rev. R. N. Wilkin
son and President William
Stone gave the Drogrm.
Stone discussed the func
tions of the various commit
tees in the organization and
Rev. Wilkinson spoke on ser
vice.
Prior to the program Mayor
Lee C. Bettinger told the club
members of the shooting Sun -
day night in which Carter
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seymour, chiel or police, re
ceived a severe wound in the
right arm and Nelson Maddux,
construction worker, received
a flesh wound in the shoulder, j
“I want to clear up some of
the rumors concerning this
affair,” Bettineer said. He has
been active in the investiga
tion of the shooting.
‘‘I believe that some of the
criticism of the policeman
carrying guns will stop now
that this has happened,” he
declared.
‘‘This was a case where a
j police officer was doing his
duty. There was a complaint
earlier that some one was dis
charging a firearm and the
police were attempting to find
the person responsible and
stop him, ” Bettinger told the
club.
Bettinger suggested that the
Rotary Club secretary write a
letter to Seymour, now in
, Griffin Memorial Hospital, and
express the club’s apprecia
tion for the manner in which
he performed his duty the
night of the shooting.
School Notes
The first 1951 issue of the
“Island Star,” Kodiak High
School paper, was put out last
Friday.
The paper contained inter
views of some of the new
teachers, feature stories,
jokes, and ads.
The next issue is expected
to be put out during the latter
part of this month, and there
will be an issue every month
thereafter.
Dick Skinner
The economics class spent
two hours touring the bank
last Tuesday morning. Mr.
Crutcher and Mrs. Sorum
pointed out many of the
bank’s functions and answer
ed many questions that the
class asked. The economics
class would like to thank Mr.
Crutcher, Mrs. Sorum and the
other bank members for their
time in conducting a very in
teresting tour for the stu
dents.
Gene Sundberg
Really hearing their own
voices for the first time over a
wire recorder was the ex
perience of the speech class
last week.
On a recorder brought by
Arline Herring the class, un
der the direction of Miss Wal
ker, divided into two groups
and each did a separate play.
“Marie Antoinette, (or the
First Shingle Bob) ” was the
first skit, starring Eddie May,
Pat Whitney, Richard Wil
liams, Jasper Hollman and
Lexie Fadaoff.
The second was “Life in a
Department Store” and star
red Carlene Mahle, Nancy
Norman, Arline Herring,
Leona Barfield, Sally Heit
man and Virginia Foster.
Nancy Norman
second Grade
Grade 2 is starting to color
pictures of animals. One group
will5do farm animals and the
other zoo animals.
A spelling bee was tried fori
the first time, with their goal |
to spell all the words right.
Dickie Towner is in the
hospital with a bone infection
and probably will not be back
for some time.
Richard Hartman
Third Grade
Mrs. Metzgar’s class is get-j
ting ready for Thanksgiving
by making a horn of plenty,
pasting pictures of fruit on it,
and coloring pictures of Pil
grims.
Richard Hartman
The fund to get a wash-1
bowl in the fourth grade 1
quonset hut is growing. '
With Mrs. Neseth’s Rotary-,
luncheon kitty as a start, their
Hallowe’en sale brought their
fund up to $44.80. Several of
the parents came to help with
the pins the pupils made to
sell, the binding of nature
prints, and the making of pop
corn balls. The other fourth
grade helped with some good
homemade candy and some
Jack-in-boxes.
The work with masks, which
were made on a clay form
with strips of newspaper dip
ped in thin paste and then
dried, showed the real need
for water in the hut. The
pupils wrote letters to find
out prices for materials
needed, but to their great de
light, Mr. Lindsley, Mary
Lee’s father and Fish and
Wildlife agent, very kindly of
fered a washbowl. The monefy
can then be used to buy the
pipes and pay for the work of
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