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Newlyweds
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Esther Elsie Levine, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Le
vine, and Alvin Duane Fitch, of
Seattle, were married Saturday
night at 9 o’clock in the sanctu
ary of the Community Baptist
church.
The simple ring ceremony was
read before the family of the
bride and friends of the couple
by Rev. Gregory S. Morony. At
tendants were Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lindgren.
Mr. Fitch worked as a taxi
driver and was employed at the
cannery thissummer. The couple
left on the Lakiua Sunday morn
ing, and will make their home in
Seattle
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‘Truth or Consequences” was
played at the Monday dinner
meeting of the Kodiak Business
and Professional Women’s club.
All questions were based on
BPW. Winners of prises for the
funniest consequences were Ed
ythe Smith and Edna Kraft.
Viola Sipprell and Sigrid Wod
linger were given prizes for tell
ing the truth. Following this
Edna Kraft spoke on ear'ier days
in Kodiak and traced women’s
participation in civic and cultur
al affairs in the city to the pres
ent day. GertieRaumaker, chair
man of the News Service com
mittee, assisted by Margaret
Cook, was in charge of the pro
, gram.
Two new members, June Wil
son and Jerry Sears, were wel
comed into the club and Mrs.
(Don Bozel was a guest.
The next luncheou of the
BPW will be held on September
9, since the regular meeting date
falls on Labor Day.
Working mothers of pre-school
age children who would be inter
ested in a day-time nursery pro
gram are invited to contact Mrs.
Aileen Wade at the Kodiak Com
munity center.
If there is enough demand for
this type of service plans will be
made for the establishment of a
nursery at the center.
Town Topic.
Overheard spoken by a local father:
"Best $2.00 investment we ever made. ’
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Wise words occasioned b> the purchase
of Tasha Tudor’s MOTHER GOOSE for
his very young daughter.
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