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SOCIAL NOILS
— Homemaking —
Happenings About Town
— Gardening —
Of This and That
By BETHA BIGHEE
Today (Wednesday) Ken Boyce
csme into our office to bid us
farewell as he is leaving for Seat
tle after -being stationed here the
past six years . . . His parting
words were “Keep your column
going. When you learn of some
thing that is wrong, or should be
changed, don’t Ibe afraid to ex
press your opinion. It is not good
for any of us to become complace
nt”. We shall endeavor to follow
Ken’s advice whenever possible,
but today we are just too sleepy to
care if things are right or if they
are wrong- Next week, perhaps,
we shall have found something
new to gripe about.
This week we will offer a bou
quet instead of a brickbat, and say
that Ken Boyce will be missed in
the community. He has done much
worthwhile work with the young
sters, and it has always been a
pleasure to have him drop m to see
us at the Mirror. Our best wishes
go with Ken -and Mrs. Boyce, and
may they have much good luck in
the future ....
Last week we wrote about our
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that we have been feeding. We
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the food would no longer be de
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we believe to be song sparrows —
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Four new candidates, Edith Cav
itt, Jacqueline Welborn, Marsha
Craig and Maureen Nason, were
voted into the membership of the
Kodiak Business and Professional
Women’s Club, Monday evening at
their regular (business meeting, at
the home of Helen Schott.
Dorothy Molletti, vice president,
conducted the meeting.
Betty Springhill. chairman of
the Music Trails Committee, gave
a report on the progress and plans
of her committee.
Mary Sorum reported on the
ticket sales and progress on the
B. P. W. sponsored movie “The
Vagabond King’ being shown at
the Orpheum Theatre November
10 and 11.
Marian Johnson, chairman of the
Health and Safety committee ask
ed the members to (back the TB
Christmas seal sales.
Estelle Marlin, International
Relations committee, reported on
the National Federation’s desire
to send “Care” packages to Mex-'
ico and Columbia. It was voted that
the members would make indivi
dual donations.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting by Dora
Naughton and Mary Mowry, co
hostesses.
The next business meeting will
be held December 7th at the home
of Mary Sorum.
Birthday Marked
Friends entertained U.S. Com
missioner Mabel Fenner at a birth
day dinner in her honor Sunday
evening at the 49 Room. A birth
day cake and coffee were served
later at the home of Mrs. Ruth
Arneson.
Present were Mir. A! Fenner,
Mrs. Margaret Lightfoot, Miss
Connie Dandeneau, Mrs. Ruth
Arneson and Mr. and Mrs. William
Lamme.
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Cub Scouts Hold
Halloween Party
Pack 213 of the Kodiak Cub
Scouts held its October pack meet
ing and Halloween party last Fri
day evening in the gymnasium of
the Kodiak highschool.
After colors were presented the
following awards were given out:
Bobcat: Danny DeGraw, Larry De
Graw, Sandy Parker. Michael
Chase, Billy Lee Thingpen, John
Smith, John Byrd, John Butler,
Donnie Larson, Ronald Harold,
Earl Miller, Donald Malutin, Jan
Gunderson, Franklin Forman,
Rodney Mehrtens, Steven Rodli,
and Tommy Madsen. One year
pins were awarded to Martin Loch
miller and Richard Byrd. John Pat
terson received his Bear badge
and Richard Byrd a gold arrow and
2 silver arrow points to his Bear
ibadge. Appreciation certificates
were given to Mrs. Doris Bacus and
Mrs. Edith Byrd for their work as
Den Mothers. Committee member
pins were awarded to Richard
Lochmililer, Cubmaster; Emil
Knudsen, (Committee chairman;
Ivor Schott, treasurer; and John
Patterson, Assistant Cubmaster.
After awards a costume parade
was held and prizes given to Ther
esa Monigold for the prettiest
costume, Jay Rodli for the cutest.
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Jimmy Hussey as the ugliest, Bitty
Shipley for the most original, and
Cheri Smith for the scariest cos
tume. The jelly bean guessing was
won by Sandy Parker. The prize
being the jar of 352 jelly beans.
Taps played by Carl Benson
dosed the evening of games and
fun. The Cubs and their guests
then rtired upstairs to the cafeter
ia for refreshments.
PTA Meets Nov. 12
The November meeting of the
Kodiak PTA will be held in the
gymnasium of the Kodiak high
school on Thursday, November 12
at 7:30 p.m.
Teachers of both the elementary
and high schools will be on hand
at 7:00 in their rooms for consulta
tion with parents.
Cubs On Tour
The Kodiak Cub Scout Pack 213
toured the Navy Air Transport in
stallation last Sunday under the
guidance of Mm Allan Byrd and
personnel of the division.
Highlight of the tour was a
“flight” in the Link Trainer, where
new altitude and sub-altitude re
cords were set.
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