Single Ring Ceremony Unites Juanita
Merle Garrett And Guy Charles Powell
Juanita Merle Garrett, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Garrett
of Shreveport Louisana, became
the bride of Guy Charles Powell,
son of Elmer Powell, Paterson,
N.J., and Mrs. Monya Powell, Den
ver, Colorado, in a single ring cere
mony held at the Church of Christ
in Littleton, Colo., on June 24.
The groom is the Research Biolo
gist in charge of the Kodiak Re
search Center of the Alaska Dept,
of Fish and Game. He received his
B.S. degree from Rutgers Univer
sity; his M.S. from Colorado State.
An estimated 150 guests saw the
father give the bride away in the
8 p.m. ceremony.
The bride wore a Bride-Princess
with Chapel Train, Silk Organza
over Taffeta.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Car
roll R. Michaud, sister of the bride.
She wore a yellow satin cocktail
length dress with bell skirt.
Bridesmaids, Miss Carol Bates
and Miss Susan Bates, wore yellow
organza over taffeta with ballerina
skirts.
Flower girl, Miss Vickie Fel
lowes, carried a white lace basket
of rose petals.
The bride’s mother wore blue
lace and the groom’s mother, cham
pagne silk embossed organza.
For her going away the bride
wore an aqua sheath of embroid
ered cotton satin with a white or
chid corsage. The bride’s bouquet
consisted of a white orchid sur
rounded wtih white carnations.
Both the bride’s and groom’s
mothers wore yellow corsages.
Soloist Douglas Young of Den
ver presented three selections:
Whither Thou Goest, Walk Hand in
Hand, and I Pledge My Love. The
Choral consisted of Oh Promise
Me, Be With Us Lord, The Wed
ding March and Bridal Chorus.
Best man was Dr. Cortland By
master, Denver, and ushers were
Rodney Cramer, Clovis, N. Mex.,
Unemployment Up
Here During May
Unemployment compensation
checks mailed to the Kodiak area
during the month of May totaled
$13,878. Following are compara
figures for other Alaskan com
munities:
Seward, $6,228; Sitka $8,472; Pe
tersburg, $13,019; Soldotna, $57,
709; Anchorage, $371,735; Nome,
$34,202; Fairbanks, $186,317.
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The wedding reception was held
at the Tiffin Inn, Denver, imme
diately following the ceremony.
The couple’s wedding trip was
to Kodiak where they will make
their home.
Large Number Of
Unemployed Here
Recent figures of the local state
employment office indicate that
there has been a heavy influx of
unemployed persons to Kodiak
during the past three weeks.
Approximately 75 applications
for work were filed with the local
office and these were “all new”
Mrs. Guy C. Powell
“Around
The Ball Park”
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a no-hitter. Alaska Ice’s new
pitcher, Steve Small, allowed a
couple of walks and in the last in
ning gave up one hit to have the
final score read 8 to 4.
This Friday the Elks will pi .y
Kraft’s in town. No action at the
base.
Monday, July 1, the Braves come
to town to play the Elks and Alaska
applications according to Mrs. Bob
Simon, manager.
“This is abnormally high for Ko
diak, in fact it is the largest active
file we have ever had here,” said
Mrs. Simon, who pointed out that
ordinarily there are from 35 to 40
applications per month and many
of these are local repeats.
Ice goes to the base to battle the
Red Sox.
On July 4 at 1 p.m. in town the
Elks play the Outdoorsmen and at
4 p.m. Kraft’s play Alaska Ice and
Storage. The Fourth of July game
at the base pits their two teams
against each other in what should
prove to be a real match.
Any one of you youngsters that
would like to play in Little League
had better sign up with player
agent John Butler as there are a
few vacancies to be Tilled. The
season has a lot of games left so
let’s take advantage of this oppor
tunity and get signed up!
The league standings as of
Wednesday, June 26, are:
Won Lost
Braves . 5 1
Red Sox.3 2
Alaska Ice & Storage ... 5 3
Kraft’s . 5 4
Outdoorsmen . 4 6
Elks . 0 7
ANNUAL
4th of July Dance
WEDNESDAY
July 3rd—8 p.ra. ’til ?
ELKS GLUD
(Elks: Remember Friday Night is
Steak and Initiation Night. Serving
begins at 6 p.m. Meeting begins at
8:30 p.m.)
ELKS CLUD
HARRY & GUYNETH GOTTSCHAULK
are back in port and beginning Monday,
July 1st assume command once again
of their
SHIP'S TAVERN
— Tex Rickard at the Helm —
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