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Club Votes In
New Members
Three new members were vot
ed into the Kodiak Business &
Professional Women’s club at
their noon meeting Monday at
the Victory cafe. The new mem
bers are June Wilson, Jerry
|Sears, and Beth Wheeldon.
It was reported that enough
clothing and food articles for ten
packages te be sent to BPW
members in Europe had been se
cured, packed and are now ready
to be mailed.
President Lilian Morris ap
pointed Bea Nachtweih to head a
committee to investigate the
club’s having their own club
house in Kodiak. Marjorie Gun
derson was appointed to the
Community Center Board to re
place Sigrid Wodlinger who re
signed her position on the board.
The next meeting of the club
will be a dinner meeting August
19 The program will be in charge
of Gertrude Raumaker, News
Service chairman, and Margaret
Cook.
An interesting talk on his re
cent trip to Norway and Sweden
was given by Jorgen Fredrick
son, locai businessman, at the
Rotary luncheon Tuesday at the
Victory cafe.
Also heard from were Charles
Madsen, on his trip from Seattle
to Kodiak on his new boat, and
G. W. Bubendorf, (J.S. Commis
sioner, on a brief visit to Texas.
Next week’s meeting will be
devoted to an occupational talk
by V. G. Ellis.
R. Holmes “Bob” Johnson, son
of Dr. and Mrs. A. Holmes, re
turned to Kodiak this week for a
6 week’s stay, after which he ex
pects to leave to resume his pre
medical studies at Wil'amette
University, at Salem, Ore. Bob
attended school there one year
and then took his training in the
Merchant Marine and has been
serving in that since. His release
is expected in a few days.
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