Of This and That
By BETHA DIGREE
Beulah Short, manager of Knud
scn*s Outfitters, left Tuesday for a
3-weeks vacation Outside . . . She
plans to visit her son, Floyd Short,
Jr., who is stationed at Kccsler
Field, Mississippi, with the USAF.
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The Bob Springhill family re
turned last Friday after spending
Christmas in Seattle . . . “We had
a wonderful time”, Bob, Superin
tendent of King Crab, Inc., report
ed ...
Margaret and Len Johnson, Ko
diak Office Equipment Co., re
tuaied on the direct flight from
Seattle last Friday after a short
vacation . . . Margaret said there
was rain nearly every day while
they were in Seattle. . . .
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Mrs. Doris Schultz, wife of Mecca
Bar and Lounge operator Herman
Schultz, was an incoming passen
ger on the PNA direct flight last
Friday following a seven-weeks
vacation in Seattle, California and
Arizona ....
Henry Ellenbrand of New Al
bany, Indiana, arrived here recent
ly to visit his sister and brother-in
law, Georgia and Herbert Bell . . .
Georgia, who had major surgery
performed last month while in
Seattle, arrived home last Friday.
Although she is recuperating well,
Georgia will be unable to go back
to her duties at the Naval Station
for at least another montn . . .
Dora Deffe*baugh was released
from Griffin Memorial Hospital
Wednesday following surgery re
cently . . . She operates Doralee’s
Cafe . . .
GRANDMOTHERS CLUB
MEETING JANUARY 8
The Kodiak Grandmothers Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. Inez
Schields, Trailer No. 20, Pratt’s
Trailer Court, at 8 p.m. on Monday,
January 8.
12 Pioneers
Observe Birthdavs
Twelve pioneer Alaskans cele
brate January birthdays as guests
at the Alaska Pioneer’s Home,
Box 198, Sitka, Alaska:
Dave Brown, Jan 5,1881, Anchor
age; Elizabeth Kidney, Jan 8, 1878,
Fairbanks; Ida L. Garner, Jan 15,
1879, Petersburg; Carl F. Jensen,
Jan 18, 1873, Sitka; Walter Eck
lund, Jan 19, 1877, Dillingham,
John Pearson, Jan 21, 1881, Nome;
Elizabeth WookL., Jan 23,1878, Kla
vnock; John B. Anderson, Jan 26,
1884, Ketchikan; James F. Lovett,
Jan 26, 1892, Wrangell; Anna Le
mon, Jan 27, 1889, Fairbanks;
Charles Burg, Jan 28,1883, Juneau;
Samuel L. Gardner, Jan 31, 1873,
Fairbanks.
Even hard work and perspiration
won’t work unless mixed with a
little intelligence.
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SAILING FROM SEATTLE
January 24,1962
MS TATALINA
Seward (Mail Only),
Kodiak, Womens Bay, Port Williams
RUSSIAN NEW YEAR
MASQUERADE BALL
Sunday, January 14
LIVE MUSIC 9 P.M. — 1 AJK.
Sponsored by the Russian Church Sisterhood
Prizes for the best costumes
EVERYONE INVITED DONATION: $1.00
C. G. Santa And
Mission Children
At Annual Party
Children of the Kodiak Baptist
Mission were entertained at the an
nual Christmas party held Decem
ber 26th at the USCG Loran Sta
tion on Spruce Cape.
Mr. W. Stone, Superintendent of
the Mission, served as master of
ceremonies and commenced the
afternoon with a presentation of
skits enacted by members of the
group.
Following a reading of Christmas
cards, Santa, provided by the Sta
tion, passed out the few cherished
gifts.
Refreshments were served and
movies concluded the afternoon
for the well-behaved and happy
children.
Job Openings
The following job openings are
listed with the local office of the
Alaska State Employment Service
located in the bank building:
Lineman, body-fender man, ser
vice station manager.
Women interested in cannery
work are urged to file applications
at the office.
Mirror classifieds bring results.
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