Berean Baptist Church Tc Dedicate
Beautiful New Edifice Tonight, 7:30
The Berean Baptists will for
mally dedicate their beautfiul new
edifice on Friday night, March 15,
at 7:30 p.m.
The public is cordially invited to
this service.
Pastor Cletis Leverett will be in
charge of the program and service
and Mrs. Wanda Fields in charge
of the music.
Special music will be provided
by the trio, Mrs. Madelyn Alvine,
Mrs. Peggy Frost and Mrs. Doris
Leverett, and there will be solos
by Miss Violet Able and Mr. Dave
Seldon.
Special speaker will be the Rev.
Virgil Redmond, Chairman of
Alaska Area Field Council of Bap
tist Mid-Missions.
The service will consist of recog
nition of builder, and those who
have been of special help during
RETURNS FROM NOME
Mrs. Fred (Ruth) Brechan has
returned to Kodiak after an ex
tended trip to Nome where she
took care of some business mat
ters.
this seven months.
Open house and refreshments
will follow.
Scout News —
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for keeping bicycles in good condi
tion. Mrs. Helen Hall is leader of
this group of Scouts.
GIRL SCOUT NEWS ITEMS
Girl Scout Troop 249, which was
formerly Troop 9, is under the
leadership of Mrs. Jeannine Kep
linger, with Mrs. Betty Lorenson
as co-leader.
The girls of this troop celebrated
the start of Girl Scout Week
by attending the church of their
choice Sunday, March 10.
Working on Community Service
Projects, the girls at present are
participating in a clothing drive
for the Bering Sea Patrol.
Prior to Thanksgiving and
Christmas last year, the troop made
place cards for the individual meal
trays at Griffin Memorial Hospital.
During Christmas Week there was
a caroling party.
At present Troop 249 is working
on two badges. In the Arts and
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Crafts Field, the Pottery Badge,
under direction of Mrs. Charlotte
Alexander. In the You and Your
Home Field, the First Aid Badge,
under the direction of Mrs. Peggy
Sutliff.
The regular troop meetings are
held on Tuesdays and special badge
work days are held every other
Saturday.
The weekend of Feb. 22 the girls
enjoyed a “Winter Weekend” at
the summer cabin of Mrs. and Mrs.
Vernon Draper.
Recently new officers were
elected, and the following girls
were voted in as new officers:
President, Lorraine Hausman; Sec
retary, Susan Cannon; Treasurer,
Kathleen Poland.
Girls in Troop 249, besides the
above officers are: Lavonda Beu
kers, Roberta Draper, Joy Frost,
Karen Keplinger, Christy Loren
son, Sibyl Naughton, Lucile Olsen,
and Shirley Reed.
Window displays showing Girl
Scout work will be in various busi
ness houses in Kodiak and on Sat
urday, March 16, a bake sale will
be held at Kraft’s with all troops
participating.
TROOP 239
We are now in the process of
combining with Troop 239 for the
remainder of the year.
Members of this Brownie troop
are Lorri Andrich, Heather Bacus,
Penny Hadju, Rebecca Knapp,
Pamela McWhorter, Karen Taut
fest, Penny Trow, Gayla Welborn,
Susan Wiley and Juanita Wiley.
Leaders are Mrs. Betty Knapp and
Mrs. Nancy Andrich.
GIRL SCOUT TROOP 250
Two patrols of Girl Scout Troop
250 meet every Wednesday at the
Girl Scout Hut. Since last Fall nine
of the girls have completed the
requirements for Tenderfoot rank
and were invested in a candlelight
ceremony. They are now working
toward their Second Class rank.
The girls helped serve the Cub
Scout Blue and Gold banquet as
their Community Service project.
Nikki Nelson, Kathy Hanson and
Arlene Keim are Second Class
Scouts. They are working on profi
ciency badges and helping the Ten
derfoot Scouts learn the basics of
Scouting.
The girls of Tenderfoot rank
are Rebecca Anderson, Deborah
Beck, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Donna
Katelnikoff, Karen Snyder, Pa
tricia Sponsel, Evelyn Squartsoff,
Barbara Zehe. Holly Irick and
Juanita Sponsel. Mrs. Leona Dic
kow is leader of the troop.
GIRL SCOUT TROOP 246
The Intermediate Girl Scouts in
Troop 246 have been working to
ward their Second Class badges
which consist of touching lightly
on the 11 program fields. Members
of the troop are Jill Austerman,
Joan Austerman, Pamela Felton,
Patricia Hester, Karin Bengston,
Linda Dillon, Lora Lee Powell, Lee
Robertson, Shirley Nelson, Vir
ginia Chya, and Frances Lee. Mrs.
Fran Powell is the leader.
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