Bob Ellis Heads
Tourist Board
Plans to publicize Alaska’s,
outstanding tourist attractions)
and to build up facilities to;
handle an increased tide of |
travelers in the North ad
vanced this week with the
selection of officers for the A-1
laska Visitors Association.
Robert E. Ellis of Ketchi-j
kan, brother of Vic Ellis, has;
been elected president; L. A. I
Moore, Anchorage, 1st vicei
president; A. L. Kaye, Fair
banks, 2nd vice president;
George Sundborg, Juneau,
secretary; Phil Johnson, Fair
banks, treasurer.
Officers of the -atyri&ttofc
plant to hold a meeting |n
Juneau on February 6 through
8. Ellis, former Alaska bush
I pilot and now owner of Ellis
I Airlines, is in Honolulu1
[studying the Hawaii tourist,
industry and conferring with1
George T. Armitage, special
consultant to the Alaska De-'
I velopment Board. I
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Miss Estelle Marlin, Kodiak
I Baptist Mission, left via PNAI
I and Northwest Airlines this |
| week on her first trip outside!
in nearly five years. Missi
Marlin’s furlough will make it'
possible for her to visit her
mother who is seriously ill in
a Philadelphia hospital.
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KODIAK to ANCHORAGE $35
KODIAK to HOMER $18.25
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Club Liquor Store Phono 4131
Shannon Toj
Serve Again
Ray Shannon, who resigned
from the city council in De-!
cember because he was in the
states and unable to attend
meetings, will probably be ap-,
pointed to fill a council posi
tion at the next regular meet
ing.
I Shannon was elected for
two years as a councilrran in
the October election of 1949.
: L. K. Wodlinger, elected as a
councilman in October 1950,
resigned the same week as
Shannon and for the same
reason.
J. G. Martz, a former coun-'
cilman, was named to replace
the two so that enough mem- i
bers would be present to form1
a quorum. At that time Mayor
Lee C. Bettinger was in the
states. Upon the Mayor’s re
turn Martz resigned. Dorian
Coogan was then selected by
the council as a member.
“Shannon indicated his de
sire to finish his unexpired
term this week,” Bettinger
said. “His (Shannon) appoint-!
ment is of course up to the
approval of the council.”
Shannon returned to Kodiak
Sunday.
(Confusin’ ain’t it? ?)
Jane Naughton
Bride Of Sailor
At a nuptial mass last^
Saturday morning at St.
Mary’s Catholic Church, Missj
Jane Naughton, daughter of
Mrs. Charles C. Naughton,
became the bride of Gregory
M. Foster of the navy, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Foster
of Seattle.
The bride wore a lace-pat
terned wedding gown with
net over the shoulders, a
juliet cap beaded with pearls,
and a waist length veil. Her
bouquet of baby white
chrysanthemums was carried
with her Bible and rosary.
Mrs. Morris Lee of Woody
Island, sister of the bride,
was her matron of honor, and
wore a maroon taffeta gown.
Bridesmaids were Miss Carol
Gregoroff, niece of the bride,
in a pastel green chiffon gown,
and Miss JoAnn Knudsen,
who wore a wine red taffeta
gown with tiered skirt.
Edward Naughton, brother
of the bride, was best man for
Foster.
The ceremony was read by
Father Louis B. Fink, S. J.
Sister St. Hilary played the
organ for the wedding.
Following the wedding, a
| breakfast was held at the
Montmartre Inn.
Foster is an aerographer,
third class, in the navy,
J stationed here. Mrs. Foster
recently returned from Se
attle, where she had been at
tending the University of
Washington.
Ray Martin, Club Liquor
Store proprietor, returned
Sunday after several weeks in
the states.
Ranking Naval
Officer* Here
F'ive ranking naval officers
from Washington, D. C. com
pleted a 10 day familiarization
and inspection tour of Kodiak
Naval Station and bases to the
westward recently.
The officers arrived in the
Territory on Jan. 18, and re
turned by air to Washington
on Jan. 28. Captain W. F.
Wesanen of the Kodiak base
accompanied the officers OJt
the westward trip.
Birth Announced
; Mr. and Mrs. William
Murphy of Tulsa, Okla., an
nounced the birth of a baby
girl on January 4. The baby
was named Janice Ann. She Rfc
their second child.
Murphy was employed as a
mechanic at the Bob Hall Air
Service while here. He is now
attending the Spartan School
of Aeronautics.
Wodlinger Drugs
Buy things for
THE BABY
here!
We carry a complete line of
powders, oils, soaps, & supplies
featuring nationally advertised brands
Shop the drug stores
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WES RHOADES, PROP.
Phone 4151
Chroma Dinette Sets
Loop Scatter Rugs
Dining Room Suites
Bedroom Suites
GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER
LA LANDE’S
KODIAK BAKERY
CINNAMON BREAD
Drop in and shop from the most
complete line of bakery goods
ever baked in Kodiak
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
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