Martha Olsen
Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olsen this
week announced the engage
ment of their daughter Mar-1
tha Delores to George!
'•‘Skeezix’’ Panamaroff.
Miss Olsen, who graduated
last June from Kodiak High
School, is employed in Kraft’s
grocery department. Panama
rotF is a driver for Mecca
Cabs.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Beth Ridgeway is employed
in the dry goods department
at Kraft’s store.
FWS Plans Re-Stocking
Pro&rram On Island
Kodiak and Afogn^k Island
may soon be home to two
animals not native to the is
lands.
The U. S. Fish and Wildlife
Service is seeking “healthy,
uninjured animals” for a re
stocking program.
Mountain goats and red
squirrels will be placed on
Kodiak Island and the squir
rels on Afognak Island, ac
cording to Urban C. Nelson,
Juneau FWS biologist.
For the man with the bring
em-back alive urges, the pro
LA LANDE’S
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Orders for Tom & Jerry batter
must be made 24 hours in advance
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
100 lb. flour sacks 15 cents each, $1.80 per dozen
Open 14 hrs. a day
Phone 3454
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pram will pay $350 an animal
for mountain goats, $85 for
1 martens, $5 for Arctic hares
and $3 for red squirrels.
Specimens must be deliver
ed in containers suitable for
air transport, in most cases to
towns served by commercial
air transport.
Nelson emphasizes that per
sons wishing to trap should
first obtain a purchase agree
ment and permit (if neces
sary) from the FWS office.
The marten are for Chicha
gof Island and the Arctic
hares are for the Shumagin
Islands.
The price on the red squir
rels is for animals in lots of
20. Hare pri ce is for lots of
not less than 10.
The field is open as long as
trappers get permits before
beginning, Nelson states.
School Notes
( Several persons are needed
to complete the Drum and
Bugle Corps. Although some
have signed up. there is need
for more. If you are interes
ted, sign up at once with Mrs.
Meyers, V. F. W. Auxiliary
representative. The function
of this Corps is to march in all
parades.
Practice will be held in the
! Community Center on Wed
1 nesday evenings about 7:30.
Paul Swanson has agreed tc
teach marching, instruments
and baton twirling to those
who come to the practices
regularly.
Uniforms and instruments
will be furnished by the V. F.
W. Auxiliary to those who can
plan on regular weekly atten
dance.
Please contact Mrs. Meyers
as soon as possible.
Sally Heitman
Eight new basketball suits
are to be ordered for the Ko
diak High School team. The
suits, which will consist of
blue trunks and a yellow jer
sey, will be paid for out of the
school fund. They are expected
to be here by January 15.
Dick Skinner
Members of the largest
graduating class in the history
of Kodiak High School re
ceived their senior year swea
ters this week after long
months of waiting. The usual
color of blue was changed
when half the class ordered
gold sweaters.
Each sweater has the own
er’s name on the left sleeve.
The ‘K’s” that are coming
will have the graduating bear
in the middle with a ‘52 in a
lower corner.
Nancy Norman
Honor Roll
Second Six Weeks
Seniors: Margo Archibald,
Phyllis Sullivan, Richard
Skinner.
Juniors: Patricia Whitney
Sophomores: Cherie Stover
continued on page 4
Wan Retrieved
From Icy Water
Hugh Fambro, formerly of
Fairbanks, had an icy bath
Tuesday around 8:15 pm when
he plunged into the channel
near the Donnelley and Ache
son dock.
Redoes not know if hei
stumbled or missed his foot |
ingona ladder but he was I
i u te definite concerning the
temperature of the water.
Fambro was fished from the
channel by Andy Grisvold and
Charles Harmon, crew mem- (
bers of the Kodiak Salvor
which was moored alongside
the dock. Foliowing his im
mersion he was taken to the
U. S. Federal Jail to thaw
out.
Wednesday U. S. Deputy
Marshal Clarence Dizney ar
ranged for Fambro to be exa
mined at the hospital to de
termine if he injured himself
by the fall.
Ovid McKinley, city patrol
man, has been confined to his
home for several days because
of illness.
Mrs. H. L. Rochelle is em
ployed at the post office.
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