ACCA To Sell
Xmas Cards ’*
The Alaska Crippled Child
rens’s Association is offering
Christmas Cards for sale this
year in two designs in full
color by Kodiak Artist Paul
Bond.
All proceeds from the sales
go to the ACCA fund and are
used to help Alaska’s crippled
children.
For several years, the
ACCA has featured Christmas
cards with designs by Alaskan
artists: James Tapscott, Rus
ty Dow, George Ahgupuk, A.
Kroningold, Jessie Patterson,
Carola Gough, Henne, and
Bond.
Ahgupuk, an Eskimo, is
I widely known for his etching*
on ivory and - A. Kroningok
did some cov^r designs for the
New Yorker, a magazine, be
! fore coming to Anchorage at
a teacher.
Cards will be on sale at the
Ship’s Service at Kodiak Na
val Station, in Kodiak by the
school children. Cards will al
so be available through Mrs.
Henry Haag, phone 2072.
Some of the favorite and
popular designs of past years
will be offered along with
those done by Bond.
The two designs offered by
Bond this year are a motif of
a Greek-Russian church and a
fantasy described as a “candy
North Pole.”
Read the CLASSIFIEDS
You are invited
to the
Halloween Party
at the £
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C A SIN O
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“BITS of RHYTHM”
For your listening Pleasure
WEDNESDA V EVENING
OCTOBER 31, 1951
Serpentine
Snacks
Balloons
Costume Prizes
NEW LOW FARES
of
PACIFIC NORTHERN
AIRLINES
KODIAK to ANCHORAGE $35
KODIAK to HOMER $18.25
KODIAK to JUNEAU $105
Tax is not included in fares
♦
Ray Martin, District Traffic Agent
Club Liquor Store Phone 4131^
Texan Kills
Large Bear
i One of the largest Kodiak
bears taken during the 1951
season was shot by Andy Gor
bett. Fort Worth Texas, re
cently in the Alitak area. The
bear measured 11 feet.
Bobo Lawrence, friend of
Gorbett and also from Fort
Worth, shot an eight foot bear
during the 18 day hunt of the
two Texans with Bill Pinnell
and Morris Galifons, Alaskan
big game guides.
Lawrence and Gorbett were
in town last weekend follow
ing the hunt. Gorbett used a
30-03 to down his bear and
Lawrence used a 300 magnum.
This is the first hunt in A
laska for the sportsmen. How
ever both have hunted for big
game in the states and
Canada.
Gorbett has a tank manu
facturing plant and Lawrence
is in the drug business. Both
men said they were satisfied
with the hunt.
Bob Hall, owner of Kodiak
Airways flew the men to Ali
! tak for the hunt and later
| brought them back to Kodiak. I
|The two hunters left for their!
homes Sunday.
School Notes
A new student in the fresh
man class is Kathleen French.
Born in Aberdeen, Washing
ton, she is recently from
Kukak, Alaska.
The first edition of the Is
land Star, Kodiak High School \
paper, is expected to be j
issued by Friday.
Eddie May
Class Meetings
The freshmen and sopho
mores held class meetings
last week to discuss plans for
school parties. The sopho
mores plan to have a skating
party in November, and the
freshmen expect to put on a
dance in December.
Dick Skinner
Basketball Game
The Kodiak High School
basketball team defeated the
team from the Navy ship,
“Bagaduce,” 25-22 last Tues
day night. The high school
started off well in the first
quarter, but the other team
gave them a very good fight.
The game was very close
throughout.
Roger Johnson
A meeting of all Kodiak
teachers of kindergarten,
first, second, and third grades
was held at 1:30, Friday, in
Mrs. Schott’s first grade
room.
A discussion of a new course
of study was the purpose of
the meeting. Dr. Novatney
was the principal speaker.
Teachers from the base,
Woody Island and town at
tended.
Richard Hartman
First Grade
While studying about farm
continued on page It
Vivian .Wiest
Married Last Week
Vivian Wiest, daughter of
Mrs. August Heitman and
Charles R. Weaver, USN,
were married in a double ring
ceremony at Hillside Chapel
at Kodiak Naval Station on j
October 18. j
Miss Sally Heitman, sister;
of the bride, was maid of j
honor and Orville Lettkeman, j
USN’ was best man. j
The bride wore a Navy blue
suit with white accessories
and carried a corsage of red
r«ses. Miss Heitman wore a
light tan suit with white ac
cessories and carried a gar
denia corsage.
Qhfeplain Peter R. McPhee
preformed the wedding cere
mony.
A reception October 19 was
held at Mrs. August Her
man's home for the newly
married couple.
Weaver has received his
orders to report to Seattle.
Wrs. Weaver will join him at
his new station soon.
LCDR. Bill Kimball, USNR,
brother of 0. H. Kimball, lo
cal Alaska Steamship Com
pany agent, is at K odiak Na
val station for a tour of duty.
He attended the weekly meet
ing of the Rotary Club Tues
day.
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