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TF nFr <5ai^.T5oiis Kid thoip
1 ' v rli 1t! the .siioiv-ccippccl mountains of ’fcd
Itr'ldoY?1**^ss Violet Ccribecu become the ■
j M , of-N’-?V;1Dav:la> ln the little Baptist •*
i r.r 11 OI kodio.k, overlooking Women’s B pv,
.xne service was read at 9; 30, with the Rev. W.
' C-v^nor officiating, as a golden Alaskan
.new moon showed itself just above the distant
.'.orison.
hr. ana Mrs • Lick Smith, themselves ncwlv
acds, attended the principals as best man and
|bridesmaid respectively, while a host of frie
:J;-Q3 attended tnc ceremony. Prior to the ma.rr
‘iago vows being exchanged, the prelude was
Rl-yoc! on the organ by Jack Agncw, Chopin’s
Opus 23, No,7 and Virgil Lynan sang |!I Promise
jYou 1 .
. The bride was attired in a very smart dark
blue tea-gown, trimmed with white and wore
,complete accessories,
i Among those present a.t the ceremony were *
j Commandor* C.A.Coryell, Lieut. W.Roborts, Cent.
Land Mrs. John D.Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
; Erwin, Mr. and Hrs. F.Floldhoim, Mr. and Mrs.
,Jim Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Morris, Mr. and
jlvirsA AV'Traxcll, Mr. and "Mr s .F. -Cleson', Mr.
land Mrs. J.Froborg, Miss Dorothy Beales, Lieut
:Sabol, Mr, Ed.. Campbell and many other.
| After the wedding, a reception was held
:at the Rendezvous Candy Shop, at which over 75
(guests wore present.
I The Newlyweds will make their new home in
Buskinvilie, the bridegroom being employed by
the Sicms-Drake Puget Sound Co. at the Naval
Air Station Camp.
, COLLECTOR HERE
I.r. Michael Z. Vinokouroff, a
member of the staff of the Library of
(Congress, Washington, D.C., has been
0c0• visitor in Kodiak and commun
ities in this area, in this area, seel
ing historical data in the interest of
■the. Library, Mr. Vinokouroff has spent
P- lifetime in research work in connec
tion with the history of Alaska, part
icularly that part relating to the
p.ussian occupation. Ho is assembling
records from the various Russian chur
jshes in Alaska to be pormently lodged
in the Library, whore they arc being
tatnlogued, translated and made avail
able for-study by historians. Thoso
records which, by their..nature, .should
pot do removed irom their pros
pnt lodgement, have been copie<
by means of micro-photographic
equipment he carried.for that
Purpose. Part of . the'-time he
;spent in Kodiak, ho devoted
to some interesting records anc
documents in W.J.Erskinc’s lib
rary . Mr. Vinokcr ouf f took his
departure on the North Coast-,
for Sand Point, wherohe willy
fontlnuc his work.[
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