Woody Island News
Tfis. Virginia Pine, our new
V oody Island school teacher,
arrived on August 30th. This
is Mrs. Pines’ 11th year in A
laska and during that time
she has taught in Palmer,
Girdwood, Yakutat and Day*
ville.
Mrs. Pine was born in Law
fence, Kansas, and is a gradu
ate of the University of Colo
rado. She also attened summer
school at the University of
Minnesota.
long before coming to A
laska, Mrs. Pine spent six
years in Africa where, her
hu-shand, the fate Mr. Pin?,
was a mibsioriary. Sh : now has
two married daughters and six
grandchildren.
Mrs. Pine is well impressed
with Kodiak and the beauty
of Woody Island. She plans h
attend the Baptist Community
Church in town. It is Mrs.
Pines’ earnest desire that the
children on Woody will be
happy and learn under her
supervision this year. Every
one wishes her a successful
and enjoyable year with us.
I>r. McKinley will be in
Kodiak September 24,25, 26,
and 27,
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Brownies, Receive Pint
The investiture of the
Brownie Troop No. 9 was held
on August 30th at the Baptist
Church and the following
girls received their Brownie
pins from Mrs. D. G. Jones,
the Troop Leader.
Hildur Rockstad, Linda
jrjarlie, Marya Springhill,
Stephanie Valtman, Helen
Jones, Carol Tosbwab. Vir
ginia King, Rosemary Selig,
Evelyn Pratt and Barbara
Molletti.
Reverend John Molletti
opened the ceremony with a
brief inspirational message,
i The program was very ef
fective and eharmnig, each
troop member in ber new
Brownie uniform, crossed a
flonss-covered bridge, and then
passed through a rustic gate
to enter ‘ Brownieland.”
A skit planned by the troop
was narrated hy Mrs. Mau
rice Currie and acted out by
the girls.
! Mrs. John Springhill. a
Troop committee member,
played the Brownie songs and
'dances presented by the Troop
I Refreshments were served
by the Brownies to the par
ents and friends who enjoyed
the evening.
Mrs. Jack Coble, Mrs. Roy
Coble, Mrs. Eugene Vick,
Mrs. Elaine Banks and Mrs.
Donna Thompson, arranged
the attractive table Betting
and helped with the refresh
ment preparation.
Continued from page 7
Mrs. Fox will have enroll
ment for dancing classes at
VFW Tuesday, September 7th
from 2:00 to 5:00 pm. Tap Bal
let, Spanish and Acrobatic
dancing will be taught 9-4 It
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