notary Views
Training Film
A military film explaining
the coordination between the
three services. Army, Navy,
and Airforce, was shown the
Rotary Club Tuesday follow-'
ing the regular lunche. n at
theTSToritmi-irfre Thu
■fames Burden, J^N, fcjer
ated the projector.
World War II combat »ic-:
lures of the Navy launching
planes and moving men and
supplies to the beach as well!
afl bombing pictures by Air
force planes were shown.
# ’Infantry, artillery and tanks
in action were a' so used in1
the film to show the high de-1
gree of coordination that was
achieved by the joint com
mands.
Guests attending the meet
ing were Burden, Harry
Gottschalk, new owner of
Tony’s Bar, and visiting Ro
tarianr W. R. ’’Red” Thomp
s n and Eimer Johnson.
M r. and Mrs. George War
ren, former Woody Island
residents at the GAA station,
have announced the birch of a
■ lb., 14} oz. daugoter, named
M ciielle Ellen, on March 7.
This is the Warrens’ fourth
daughter. They are now living
in Valparaso, Indiana.
Masons Plan
Ceremonies
Plans are being completed
by Scottish Rite Masons in
Kodiak and at the Naval Sta
Itiontohold traditional cere-'
° monies on Maundy Thursday
| and Easter Sunday. (
Knights Rose Croix, a de-!
gree of Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, ■
especially observe these two1
ceremonials, attendance to i
which is obligatory upon all!
members residing in a town
whe>* i Chapter of Rose
Croix exists. Kodiak does not I
nave a Chapter but the breth- j
ren here plan to observe these
days to the fullest extern
possible.
On Maundy Thursda3
March 22, a dinner for al
Scottish Rite Masons of th<
Rose Croix degree or abov<
will be held at the home o:
Donald V. Lawvere on th<
Base at 7 pm. Reservation:
may be handed to Lawvere a'
the Base or Thomas L. Crooks
in Kodiak.
At 1:30 pm on Easter Sum
day, the Ceremony of Re
lighting the Lights will be
held at the Orpheum Theatre
This service will last less thar
one hour and all Masons theii
families and friends are
cordially invited to attend.
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