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PHONE 4521 Kodiak, Alaska
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Helen Diehl
Married Oct. 8
Miss Helen Maria- Diehl,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Diehl of. Kodiak Naval
Station, was married October
8, in Des Moines, Washing
ton, to Robert James Mc
Cances, USN.
The bride left Kodiak Octo
ber 5 aboard PNA for the
home of her aunt, Mrs. N. H.
Vinther, Des Moines, Wash.,
where the wedding took place.
A reception followed the
wedding and was held at the
home of Mrs. Vinther. The
bride wore a brown suit with
matching accessories.
Mrs. McCances graduated
from the Kodiak Naval Sta
tion high school last May. The
newly married couple will be
at home at San Diego, Calif.,
the new station of McCanees.
Miss Marlene Woods, a
friend and former school mate
of Mrs. McCances played the
piano during the ceremony.
Diehl has been in Kodiak
for the past four years. He is
civilian district engineer for
the 17th Naval District.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Diehl, brother and sister-in
law of the bride, attended the
wedding.
Baptists Observe
Layman’s Day
The laymen of the Com
munity Baptist Church will
participate in the annual
nation-wide observance of
Layman’s Sunday during the
11 am worship tomorrow, the
Rev. R. N. Wiikinson, said
yesterday.
The service, which is spon
sored by organized men’s
groups of the various Protes
tant denominations, has as
it’s theme “What On Earth
Are You Doing?”
Stanley K. Alvine, a mem
ber of the Gideons, a national
association of Christian busi
ness men, will lead the ser
vice with the assistance of
Hedley B. Johnson, Dewitt
Fields, William Stone, C. E.
, Anderson, George Wick and
i the men’s chorus of the
church.
Wick will deliver the morn
ing sermon which will be
based on the theme of the day.
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Base-Town Meeting
Held Recently
A meeting of the Base
Town Committee was held
this week. The meeting was
between officers at Kodiak
Naval Station and members
of the Kodiak Chamber of
Commerce.
Purpose of the meeting was
to discuss mutual problems
and arrive at amiable solu
tions. Mayor Lee C. Bettinger,
V. G. Ellis, Marshall Crutcher,
Bud Metzgar and Jack Hinc
kel represented the C of C at
the meeting.
Harry Lindgren flew to An
, chorage this week for special
medical attention. He has
been ill for several weeks.