Order Of Eastern Star Installs
Installation of the new officers of Kodiak Chapter No. 13, Order of
the Eastern Star, was held Jan. 5 at the Masonic Temple. Seated
from left to right: Mrs. Norman Sutliff, Associate Matron; Richard
F. Johnson, M.D. Worthy Patron; Mrs. Frederick Oesterle, Worthy
Matron; John W. Patterson, Associate Patron.
Second row, left to right: Mrs. Herman Gillilan, Warden; Mrs. Lon
nie Aaron, Ruth; Mrs. Ralph Smith, Associate Conductress; Mrs.
Ted Canup, Martha; Mrs. Jack Hinckel, Marshal; Mrs. Joe Beaty,
Chaplain; Chester. Allain, P.P. Sentinel.
Back row, left to right: Mrs. C. E. Hussey, Conductress; Mrs. Rich
ard Johnson, Organist; Mrs. Harry Valen, Treasurer; Mrs. R. L.
Quathamer, Esther; Mrs. Karl Brunstad, Secretary.
The installing officers were: Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson, Worthy Ma
tron; A. Holmes Johnson, M.D., Worthy Patron; Mrs. John W. Pat
terson, Marshal; Mrs. John Rohwer, Chaplain; Mrs. John Springhill,
Organist; Mrs. Lewis White, Soloist.
Mrs. Merrill Coon was in charge of the guest book, assisted by Miss
Barbara Sutliff and Miss Alexis Smith. Refreshments were served
by a committee of which Mrs. Robert Acheson was chairman.
Fund Raising Is
Begun At Base
The Fund Raising Campaign for
the National Health Agencies and
Federal Joint Crusade was opened
aboard the Naval Station on Thurs
day, Jan. 10, and at the present
time is in full swing. The campaign
will continue until Feb. 19.
Contributions are being solicited
for the three health agencies au
thorized by the State of Alaska—
The American Heart Association,
The American Cancer Society, and
The National Society for Crippled
Children.
Seventy-five percent of the funds
collected for the Crippled Chil
dren’s Society will remain in Ko
diak for local assistance. Also par
ticipating in this campaign are
CARE, Radio Free Europe and
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All personnel aboard the Naval
Station, military and civilian, are
being asked for contributions.
Pianist Featured
In Next Lyceum
Concert On 28th
Brilliant and internationally
known pianist, Herman Godes, will
be presented as the artist for the
next concert of the Alaska Music
Trail series. Mr. Godes, who was
well received here in 1960, will
again be presented on Monday,
Jan. 28, at the Kodiak High School
Auditorium at 8:15 p.m.
Mr. Godes evoked such acclaim
throughout the Trail, with many
requests for a repeat performance,
that he is being brought back by
popular demand.
Since his appearance here in
1960, he has had a successful Eu
ropean tour in London, Amster
dam, Zurich, Stockholm, Copen
hagen, Helsinkie and Tel-Aviv. His
fourth New York Town Hall re
cital brought a rave review from
the New York Times. Currently he
is associate professor of piano at
West Virginia University. He has
been granted a special leave of ab
sence for his second Alaska Music
Trail tour.
WOODY ISLAND FERRY
The Woody Island ferry, the Fe
dair-4 runs between Woody Island
and Kodiak 2,000 times each year
and carries between 8,000 and 9,
000 passengers in addition to
freight.
SIREN SATURDAY
Chief of Police R. E. Vickery
said today that the Civil Defense
Siren will be blown at noon on
Saturday, Jan. 19.
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Sorum Home Scene
Of BPW Meeting
The Kodiak Business and Pro
fessional Women held a business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary
Sorum on Jan. 7 with Lillian Smith
as co-hostess.
The monthly dinner will be held
at the Montmartre Inn dining room
on Jan. 21 at 7 p.m. with Mrs.
Ruth Breckberg as chairman of
the program on Personal Develop
ment. Mrs. Jane Dodson will pre
sent an interesting demonstration
on hat designing. Members are in
vited to create a hat to wear to
the meeting.
Dinner reservations must be
made with Mrs. Justine Hinckel
before noon on Saturday, Jan. 19.
PROTESTANT WOMEN
The Protestant Women of the
Chapel met at the Base Chapel An
nex Monday afternoon, Jan. 14.
Judge Mabel Fenner of Kodiak
addressed the group. Hostesses
for this meeting will be Mrs. W.
C. Sharpies and Mrs. L. D. Ekrall.
ON BUYING TRIP
Mrs. Victor (Marian) Marconi,
manager of Kraft’s Ladies’ and
Children’s Dry Goods department,
left on the direct flight to Seattle,
Friday, where she will attend Mar
ket and select merchandise for the
store. She expects to be gone for
about a month.
Nome Voc. School
Bids On Jan. 15
NOME — The State Vocational
School to be located in Nome will
go to bid on Jan. 15 after several
delays ,the Nome Nugget said this
week. The last delay was due to
the electrical designer, a firm in
Portland.
No announcement has been
forthcoming about the school to
be located in the Kodiak-Aleutian
senatorial district, though the
bonds were overwhelmingly ap
proved in November. The Mirror
wrote Gov. Egan this week asking
the status of the school, but to
date has not received an answer.
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Important ARA Meeting
AREA REDEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION
MONDAY, JAN. 21, 7:30 P.M.-KODIAK CITY HALL
Speaker Th"as 1 Bieksel
(Field Coordinator)
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TITLE
“Initial Overall Economic Development Program For Kcdiak”
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