A CCA
for $1 you may obtain mem
jjeiship in the Alaska Crippled
Children’s Association
Beginning Monday, step into
the Kodiak Bank and get your
joembership. The Bank also has
on display attractive Christmas
jards of the Association for sale,
J5 cents each or eight for one
dollar.
More than a hundred skaters
^Headed the party sponsored by
(be Program Council of the
Community Center at Big Lake
last Sunday.
Peggy McMurdo was the star
ef the racing competition, taking
three firs* places. Miss McMurdo
eoeed out Joy Wade in the race
forgtrts under 18; defeated Jack
ie Jones in the women’s race,
aid teamed up with Dean Moore
to defeat Jack Jones and Lars
flanamaroff in the tandem event.
I juts PaaamarofF out-lasted
tailor Bob Liupakkn to win the
men's long raee. The fir t lap was
e thriller with the two leaders
and Dean Moore skating in a
bunch all the way.
Nine-year old Bobbie Norton j
took the hoys race with Neii
Neiiacn second and Verne Wood
third |
Kodiak young men and older
boys who want to learn the art
of navigation are invited to reg
ister at the Community Center
for a course which will be avail
able in the Dear future.
Capt. A1 Pickett of the Fish
and Wild Life ship Eider has
vgteud to act as instructor for
the coarse. Capt. Pickett has
bad many years of experience
with the Fish and Wild Life ser
vice and in the Navy and is rat-'
td by experts as one of the best
boatmen in Alaskan waters
There will be no charge for the
course. It may be necessary to
limit the size of the class
Members of the Masonic Club
end their guests enjoyed an
evening of dancing at the Kodi
»k Community Center Tuesday.
Musis was furnished by Four
Hits and a Miss. The door prize,
»lovely compact, was won by
Miss Donna Frost
Chief Pei ty Officer Sullivan
■as chairman of the committee
i* charge
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As Others See Us
Lu Liston, advertising man
ager of the Anchorage Cold Stor
age company, who operated the
local coke plant while the Mar
ino s were on vacation, returned
to Anchorage, and when inter
viewed by the Anchorage News
said the thing that impressed
him most in Kodiak was -the
community i enter, and the way
local residents took part in it
Two new champions were
crowned and two title-holders
retained their thrones in the
Kodiak ping-pong championships
held Sunday evening at the
Community Center.
Kay Wade regained the unlim
ited title, which he lost a month
ago, defeating Charles Jerling in
the finals. Scores were 21-18, 21
18, 17-21, 16-21, 21-16. Jerling
entered the finals at the expense
of ^Laurence Anderson while
Wade spilled the defending'
champion, Bob Burgess.
Gherie Morrison won the wo
men^ championship when she
defeated Joy Wade. Laurence
Anderson retained his junior
championship and George Beu
kers again won the title for boys
under 12.
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