NEW OFFICERS’ WIVES CLUB PRESIDENT TAKES OFFICE
Mrs. Alice Schutzendorf, outgoing president of the Officers’ Wives
Club, right, is seen turning over the gavel of authority to the newly
elected president, Mrs. Betty McLennan.
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Officers assisting Mrs. McLennan for the next six months are:
, Mrs. Elaine Burum, Vice President; Mrs. Rosalea Taylor, Secretary;
Mrs. Mary Nelson, Treasurer; Mrs. Louise Hizer and Mrs. Margaret
Tiobdy, Members-at-Large.
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The Standing Cpm^ittee chairmen are: Mrs. Carol Carlson, Cook
books; Mrs. Irene Finch, Properties; Mrs. Pat Epley, Luncheon Chair
man and Mrs. Nancy Worthington; Entertainment. Mrs. Barbara Napier
ji. Library Chairman and Mrs. Gladys H. Wood, Publicity.
The Vice President’s committee consists of Mesdames, Hope Car
3-i‘hers, Shirley Atwood, Mary Lunt and LaVera Roetman.
Some of the projects during Mrs. Schutzendorf’s term in office
included a new welcoming brochure designed by Mrs. Carol Carlson.
Mrs. McKechnie, assisted by MrS. Becky Ellis, is asking for donations
nf draperies and pictures and other incidentals to carry out their
4<mg-range program to make the hospital rooms more home-like in
atmosphere.
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City Manager
Club Speaker
With the present “Austerity”
program and with careful attention
to finances, the City of Kodiak
should be in a strong financial
position in two years, City Mana
ger Bill Poland told the Rotary
Club Tuesday at the Island Foun
tain luncheon.
In speaking on his membership
classification of municipal govern
ment Mr. Poland said the main
problem of city finances is rising
construction and labor costs on one
hand, and new demands for more
and greater services from citizens
on the other; the challenge, he
said, is trying to provide those
services without increasing taxes.
Mr. Poland pointed out that
policy is set by the elected mem
bers of the council, while the city
manager is entrusted with effect
ing the operation of the policies
. after they are adopted.
“The city manager,” he said, “is
the bridge between the people
elected to. office and those mem
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bers of city staffs who carry out
the work.” He said his job is to
advise on the budget and on health,
safety and welfare and that council
members need to be objective and
conduct harmonious meetings so
work can be accomplished. He
praised the present council and
mayor and said relations are good
and work is being effectively
carried out.
A move on “India” was also
shown the members, and after
ward John Broderick, purser on
the S.S. Tatalina added a footnote
of his personal interesting ex
perience during war service in.
that country.
Dennis Gillilan was introduced
as the new student member, and
guests were Charles Hopkins,
Roger Wallin and John Broderick:
Gilbraith Heads
Welfare Council
I.O. Gilbraith h$a<is the new
group of officers of the Kodiak
Health and Welfares "Council for
the year 1959. He succeeds Rev.
1 John Motletti, the outgoing presi
. dent. 5, ... . , . .
Other officers elected^ ■ were
Mrs. Loi$ Burnham, vicetpregident;
Rev. John Molletti, treasurer} and
Mrs.-Marian Johnson, secretary.
The other retiring officers in the
same order are Fred Mamaloff;
Vivian Greene and Marian John
son.
The report for the year showed
$574.14 as the total dopation for
the Councils ear, eye, nose, throat
and dental fund. Of this amount,
$413 was spent on dental work for
children in Kodiak. $159.20 was
spent on eye examinations and
glasses for children in Kodiak.
$383.85 was the total donated
to the general fund. There was a
reserve in this fund of $346.47.
$554.58 was spent from this fund
for children in need, groceries,
lodgings, and meals for people in
need. It also paid expenses at the
Kodiak Health Center such as gas
Friday
Social Evening
(OPEN TO PUBLIC)
and repairs to the car used by the
Health nurse, Miss Dora Riggins;
box rent, stationery and stamps
for the Health Center. Loans are
made to people in need of money.
The majority of these are repaid,
the report states.
Other activities of the Council
were listed in the report. The TB
fund received a donation of $111.28
from the TB Seal drive. $31.36 was
spent for mailing X-rays and other
expenses dealing with the fight
against tubercolosis.
The Council epressed apprecia
tion to the organizations and in
dividuals for their donations in
the past year. “It is only through
your donations that our work is
possible,” Council officials stated.
NOTICE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE church
services are held each Sunday
morning, at 11 o'clock, m the Cha
pel Annex, on the Naval Base. For
information or transportation call
3184 or 0-386. tfn
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