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Cfab Hears Nurse
Miss Marion Curtis spoke at
the Rotary luncheon Tuemay at
the Victory safe, Idling of the
function or the Hea'th and Wei
fare council in assisting in com
munity problems of ttie nature
iadoated t^ the group’s name.
Khe also told of a new adoption
full introduced at. Juneau, which
will provide probationary period
and investigations in adoptions.
Movies of Glacier National
Park and a Portland Rose Festi
val were shown by Charles Mad
sen.
Oaky Weeda, salesman, was a
guest, and Joe Heitman, new
student representative, was pras
ent for his first meeting.
Fairbanks—(Jradelle 7.eigh, of
the Crradolle I<eigh Real'y Co.,
and former Kodiak beauty oper
ator. left for California for a 2
months vaoation During her ab
sence Jack Allman, former Kodi
ak real estate man will handle
the real estate end of the comp
any.
Mr Allman i« also looking out
for the Northern l ight Finance
Co. while Warren A Taylor is
outside seeking materials to lie
used on the Fairbanks Realty &
investment Co. project.
Hoy 8oyder, owner of the
Mecca, arrived in Kodiak this
week He came fi 'm Seattle via
Fairbanks, stopping at the latter
City to visit the newly-opened
Meeoa bar of which he ij one of
the owne'S.
i Local Girl
Wed Sunday
, Miss Lila Qregorioff, daughter
of Mrs. Luey Qregorioff, and
Vfr Henry Gonzales were united
10 marriage ou Sunday Jan. 12,
by U S Commissioner G. W.
Bubendorf
The ceremony was read at the
home of the bride’s mother Mrs
| Then Chouinard was the matron
of honor, and *»r. William E.
Wilson was the best inaa.
| Following the ceremony a re
[ ceptioo was held and the tradi
tional wedding cake was cut and
refre foment* served t • about fif
ty guests
The couple wi'l make their
home here Mr. Gonsales is act
ing chief ou the local police force.
The bride has been employed at
Knudseu’s and previous to that
at Erskme’s. j
Patsy MoMurdo and Bud
Owen left by plane Wednesday
for Fairbanks o enroll in ihe'
University of Alaska
Patsy " i major in home ec
onomics and dietetics, and Bud 1
has chosen business administra
tion
Anne Huey vi i r,. K >pnanK
her affianced, left by plane this
week for Pori land Or* . where
they are to tv married at the
home of Mr KoonHug'a mother.
They will com mu- on to San
Francisco t»<fo-e returning to
Kodiak t» tnak- their home.
A Checking Account
-alib
is indispensable in business, a conven
ience in the home.
It saves time, furnishes a receipt, pro
vides a financial record.
Ail checking accounts are welcome, a
small service charge may be made if
the average balance does not compen
sate for the banks costs.
The Selective Service 8y»*«»
liu given the city »*-day ■o4',#
of termination ef the !#••• *>■
the draft board quarter*, ewned
by the city next ta tbe city hall.
Activities of the local board
will be carried on from Juneau
Cd. T. J. TuUy, head of tu*
AOS, visited Kodiak for a few
minutes last week to attend a
CAA-Navy-Army conference at
the base.
Addition of two volunteers ta
the staiT of the Kodiak Public
Library was announced this
week by Chairman Marjeri*
Gunderson, who reports that the
library will naw be open every
weeknight exoept Saturday, also
Wednesday and Sunday after
noons
New members of the library
staff are Mrs. Pegev Oxford and
Mrs Marian Fitzgerald, who
will alternate on Mondav even
ings The former Monday librari
ans, Miss Marion Curtis and i
Mrs. Mary Hoot,, hrreafter will
alternate on Thursday niirhts.
Th» libra-vs .000 volume*—
including an exceptionally well
ha'anoed collection of fiction bo'h
old »"H new—are nvni’aMe for
all tesiden's of Kodiak nd v c
ini'y. Only charae i* mp dollar
pa year fo a library ea'd.
Peggy McMurdo’s high school
All-S ar« won the pabdlehird
championship of Mias Beveily
Gunnisoo’a phys-ed classes
Thursday at the Community
Center, defeating the junior high
team by scores of 15-11 15-4.
Memlters of the championship
squad, in addition to Captain
VlcMurdo, were Bea Malutin,
Donna Frm-t, and Joy Wade
T*'e junto, high players were
Mii-tha (>lsen, Marie Cope, Hel
en Beuke’» and Alma Nelson.
The Chr'st..n>ta program anon
sored hv the Rotary c'ub co*t
Slot, ace ■•■ding to tne financial
r port of * <\ Trrgerg'B, club
treasurer
tlr« li. F. MacDonald rrturn
• d by plnue yesterday fr m Seat
il wh“.f she had undergone
media.il treatment. rthe travi'lled
o^ewnr.l n he \'a k »nd
flaw I rum e, ncbonute
In Cordova Mie visited with
Mr. and Mra Hay < ote, former
ly of Kodiak and Len Hicbard*
| woo, who ran a garage h" a. Th®
two mat. are in a cold storage
business
A fellow pas-eiiice' on 'he boat,
was t'elesie I ewt« ollins, *x
Kod'akiau who wa on her way
to Aoch r>ge
The Kol"«< Health aid Wel
fare Council met !»-■» Fri lay and
worked o i "te by l i i • I con
stitution of 'he new i iramza
lion
S le o I ot 2 of Minsk eite
ad h ion by ' Uien r D/ney to J
1' s- m i 1
wee
FiHESE WOMEN!_bvd-Ai^j
*Lasl night I dreamed I was wrapped around the neck of
a gorgeous blonde'’
NOTICE
The ‘'Double-ffich ' Doughnutj
Shop wishes you • hn >w tha
its doors will b« <- ’0 -e v
you fresh dough > i o I •' 1 H "
pies on nex' St i -I. an sH
The permit! tlii-l.l.* tt*- l
doughnut ill re ■ 'oz
Fresh douf1 nu' a 'V day w
nae week I
Thank You
Hmry Ludbrook
A olause to outlaw 'one-ana
sd bandit’’ »l »t maoh oes in the!
jity limits will be iuooroora ed '
m an ordinance n»w being pre
pared, it was announced at the
immcil meeting Ion lav Mayor
Lee Bettinger and council mem
bers expressed 'k"«i»elve« »s
strongly opoo^eu o allowing itn
introduction of such machines in
Kodiak.
Mr, Swanson bmebn at
Kra't'n, and Mi Swnnnon left
this week to visit e'at.ives in
Anchorage.
Tlit- Minnesota cold spell
contiuu. h '« thin week as th«
teim et - dropped to around
s de . ree- «li »ve. Light snow fell
iii'e mi'tei' >y, in# uduut last
night
Tl P evil id. of J. VV. Patten
8<i i vh'.-'.ii Hollis Mu'fo d bal
been pontponed one week to Ja#,
24.
Mai < 'harlotte Crutch#*
daughter of Mr. and M e Man
shall Crutcher, of Ketchikai,
and Mr O'enn W. Edgecomb nl
Glenda'e, Calif, were married al
Ketchikan on Jan. I.
Mr Crutcher, now in Kodia||
ou busines . had his damihtel
with him her* on oic of his 'Hot
i wo summer ago.
L. J. V <rnrw»n of Vounan’l
Photo elm left bv plane 'h#
week for ■'ea'tie on a Itutiiirf
'trip He |I vi#u his mother il
Taooina mJ-io.
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