MR. AND MRS. HOWARD CATTERLIN
Jeanne Starr
Married To
Howard Catterlin
Miss Jeanne Starr and Mr. How
ard Catterlin were joined in wed
lock Tuesday evenin, October 24,
at the Montmartre Inn. Deputy
Magistrate Mabel Fenner officiated
aft the ceremony.
Given in marriage by Mr. Von
Straut, the bride wore a gown of
blended shades of violet and lav
ender with a shoulder-length veil
attached to a tiara of seed pearls.
Her corsage was fashioned of gar
denias.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Marie
Carnahan, was attired in a dress
maker suit of silver-grey satin bro
cade and wore a corsage of white
roses.
The bride’s daughter, Bonnie
Ferreira, and Gina Carnahan were
•floweT girls. They wore identical
dresses of blue polished cotton
embroidered in pink. They carried
nosegays of pink carnations.
Mr. Herman Schultz served as
•best man for the groom.
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Naval Station
Births
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A son, Michael Andrew, weigh
ing 13 lbs., was born on October 19
to Judith Ann and Charles Kenneth
Simmons, EM3, USN.
A son, Roy Eugene, Jr. weigh
ing 7 lbs. Vi-oz., was born on Oc
tober 19 to Virginia Grace and Roy
Eugene Lamberson, AN, USN.
A daughter, Donna Lee, weigh
ing 7 lbs. 13 ozs., was born on Oc
tober 19 to Emily May and Donald
Francis Morgan, QM2, USN.
Photo By Ameigh
A small reception at the Mont
martre Inn immediately followed
the ceremony, with another recep
tion being held later in the evening
at the Mecca 49 Room for the many
friends of the newlyweds.
Of This and That
By BETIIA DIGREE
The problem of too many dogs
roaming the city is always with us,
but a recent incident makes it far
more serious than usual . . . Be
cause of a vicious animal, Marcella
Chutlte was taken to Griffin Me
morial Hospital Tuesday after be
ing bitten by the dog. Marcella, 10
years old, lives at the Baptist Mis
sion. She was walking along Mill
Bay Road near the cemetery Satur
day afternoon when a dog suddenly
dashed toward her and jumped on
her. The child’s leg was severely
bitten and she was thoroughly
frightened, according to William
Stone, superintendent of the Mis
sion . . . Because Marcella later de
veloped a fever she was taken to
the hospital Tuesday . . . We have
been informed that other children
have been terrified by a dog in the
same area, but whether or not it
is the same one is not known . . .
Stray dogs are always a nuisance
but when children are being bit
ten it seems to be time to take
strong measures to correct the sit
uation, and action taken by City of
ficials . . .
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Deputy Magistrate Mabel Fen
ner has been busy taking marriage
'license applications recently ... A
total of eleven applications were
filed between October 1 and Oc
tober 25 . . . Those filing included
Francis Joseph Halmerstein and
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May Valley; Ernest Lloyd Cum
lader and Linda Beck* Harry J.
Anderson and Cora L. Grass; John
Suravloff and Lillian Katherine
Beyer; Gus Thomas Beerwart and
Mildred Campbell; Gilbert Munro
and Shirley Pelham, and Howard
Catterlin and Jeanne Joyce Fer
reira, all of Kodiak. Others were
Calvin Lloyd Feese and Loretta
Louise Carey, Naval Station, Ko
diak; Larry Waselie and Marina
Naumoff of Larsen Bay; John Ken
nedy and Joyce Ann Irwin, both of
Long Beach, Calif., and Harrell W.
Crawford, Naval Station, Kodiak,
and Dolores Linda Satterlee, New
York City . . .
Rotary Host To
Kodiak Teachers
Kodiak teachers were guests of
members of the Kodiak Rotary
Club at a dinner held at the Elks
Club Tuesday evening. President
Archie Zehe presided.
The dinner, an annual event
iponsored by the Rotary Club,
drew more than one hundred peo
ple. Following the dinner, an en
tertainment feature of the evening
was a radio skit, emceed by Dr.
Bruce Keers, in which he intro
duced Alaskan “characters” pro
viding humorous diologues.
A Sourdough certificate was pre
sented to all those present when
they qualified by eating an ice
worm cocktail.
From experience comes judg
ment—and lessons learned the
hard way are seldom forgotten.
Pel ham-Munro
Nuptials Held
In a double ring ceremony per
formed by Deputy Magistrate Ma
bel Fenner, Miss Shirley Pelham,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
Owens, became the bride of Mr.
Gilbert Munro. The marriage took
place at the home of Mrs. Fenner
on Saturday, October 21.
Mrs. Munro chose a gown of
white satin overlaid with beige
chiffon for the wedding. Her cor
sage was made up of brown or
chids.
Attending the bride was her sis
ter, Mrs. Barbara Fort, who wore
a blue lace sheath dress and a
corsage of gardenias.
The groom, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Munro, former resi
dents of Kodiak now residing in
Seattle, was attended by Mr. Her
bert Hegglund who served as best
man.
A reception was held at the
Beachcombers following the cere
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Munro are
making their home in the Cessna
Apts., Mill Bay Road.
Taxes Now Due
Property owners are reminded
this week that taxes for the second
half of 1961 are now due.
They will be subject to a 15%
penalty and 8% interest after Oct.
31, according to Doug. Preston, City
Clerk-Treasurer.
MR. AND MRS. GILBERT MUNRO
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