Music Trail
Concerts Set
The Alaska Music Trail, in its
twelfth season, will again present
artists of national and interna
tional fame for Kodiak audiences
this season.
Four concerts are planned, with
Milton and Peggy Salkind, piano
team, opening the series in Oc
tober, and Jacqueline Ivanoff, so
prano, appearing here in Novem
ber. The second half of the series
will bring Aurelio Estanislao, Phil
ippine baritone, in March, and the
season will close in April with the
Duo di Roma, Ornella Santoliquido,
pianist, and Massimo Amfitheatrof,
cellist.
The Kodiak Business and Profes
sional Women are sponsoring this
series for the fifth consecutive
year, and are announcing the sea
son ticket sale at this time. It is
through the sale of these tickets
that the concerts are assured for
Kodiak.
C. G. Wives Club
Plan Bake Sale
Plans for a bake sale, with all
proceeds to be presented to the
Alaska Crippled Children’s Associa
tion, were made at a business meet
ing of the Coast Guard Wives Club
of Kodiak held September 18. The
bake sale is to be held in the near
future.
A dinner meeting is scheduled
for the club in October, which will
replace the regular business meet
ing.
Of This and That
By BETHA DIGREE
We gathered from a conversation
with Lorraine Rhein, National
Bank of Alaska employee (who
takes all those interest payments
from us), that she would have liked
a much longer vacation . . . Lor
raine had accompanied husband
Kenny to the Mainland, where
they spent “two wonderful weeks,”
visiting points of interest . . . Lor
raine returned to work Monday,
while Kenny extended his stay for
another week so that he could get
in a bit of hunting . . .
Mrs. Bea Nachtweih left today
for an indefinite stay in Washing
ton State. Bea, who operated the
Kodiak Variety Store for many
years, has closed out her business
and said that she has retired . . .
She will visit her daughter, Mrs.
Bernice Denton, at Poulsbo, Wash
ington, for a time and will also
have needed medical treatment.. .
Big Weekend For Elks
SEPT. 29 and SEPT. 30
Friday
• Happy Hour — 5 • 8:30 p. m.
• Steak Night 6 p. m. to 7:30 p. m.
• Initiation
Elks Only-Visiting Elks Welcome
•
Saturday
• Steak Dinner
• Dancing
• Live Music
For Elks, Emblem Club Members and Guests
BE SURE AND CALL
486-5222 or 486-2666
FOR RESERVATIONS
KNUDSEN’
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YOU WILL BE SURPRISED
Parka Weather is About Here.
Make your selection while our stock is good.
MIDOWATCHES
Need no winding, are wonderful timepieces.
CAMERAS, FILM, PROJECTORS, SCREENS,
ACCESSORIES — PLUS PHOTO FINISHING
ALASKA COOK BOOKS
New Model Shotguns With Built-in Poly Choke.
Hand Guns and Holsters.
See Knudsen’s for Gifts — Outfitters for Clothes and Shoes
Be sure to see the presentation of “Gramercy Ghost”
By The Kodiactors.
KNUDSEN’S — Where All Kodiak Shops j
City Mayor Merrill Coon and
his wife, Louise, left for Seattle
Tuesday. Mrs. Coon will remain in
Seattle for a medical check-up, but
the Mayor is expected to return
to Kodiak this weekend . . .
A visitor from Los Angeles, Miss
Linda La Cour, arrived here Tues
day for an indefinite stay with her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John
Welch . . .
If you really want to spend a
relaxing, enjoyable evening, don’t
miss seeing the “Gramercy Ghost”
. . . We forgot all the problems of
the usual work day while watching
this entertaining production on the
opening night . . . We are easily
bored, but the “Gramercy Ghost”
had no such effect on us . . . Quite
the opposite!...
Vickery-Sherman
Vows Exchanged
In a double-ring ceremony, mar
riage vows were exchanged by
Miss Frances Eleanor Vickery and
Mr. Thomas Lee Sherman at St.
Mary’s Catholic Church, Sunday
evening, September 17. Fr. John J.
Marx read the marriage service,
while Sister St. Hilary, organist,
played the traditional wedding
marches and appropriate hymns.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Roland Everett Vickery, was
given in marriage by her father at
the altar decorated with candles
and chrysanthemums.
For her wedding the bride chose
a short gown of pale blue brocade
and matching veil of illusion net
that was attached to a tiara of sil
ver and rhinestones. Matching
pumps and long white gloves com
pleted her ensemble. She carried
a bouquet of white roses.
The bridesmaid, Miss Joann
Vickery, sister of the bride, was at
tired in a short gown of pale pink
and peach chiffon with matching
headdress and slippers. She .car
ried a bouquet of pink roses.
The mother of the bride wore a
dress of royal blue crepe with
matching hat fashioned of sequins,
and a corsage of white roses.
The groom, who is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sherman of
Logansport, Indiana, is attached
to The U. S. Marine Corps, Kodiak
Naval Station, as a Private first
class. He was attend by Pfc. W. E.
Walker III, USMC, who acted as
best man.
Members of the Honor Guard
also served as ushers. They were
L/Cpl. J. L. Jackson; Pfc. G. E.
Bishop; pfc. Paul Robbins; Pfc
J. A. Winge; Pfc. E. A. Mailloux;
I
Pfc. V. E. Taylor; Pfc. D. J. Krug
and Pfc. T. D. Barnett, all mem
bers of the U. S. Marine Corps De
tachment.
A reception was held at the Ma
rine Club on the Naval Station fol
lowing the ceremony. Assisting at
the affair were Mrs. Herb Bell;
Mrs. Arthur Mehrens; Miss Helen
Machanski, aunt of the bride, and
Mrs. Rolanna Crosley, the bride’s
sister.
The young couple will be at
home at the Cessna Apt. on Mill
Bay Road after Sunday.
Put yourself in the other fellow’s
shoes occasionally—you’ll find you
feel more like sympathizing than
criticizing.
FOR SALE
BY
STATE OF ALASKA
Vessel “SEA ORBS” 22', Wood HuU, Inboard, Single;f"**’
Chrysler Crown Marine Engine. Located at Subport Building,
Juneau, Alaska.
Vessel “IBIS” 24’, Wood Hull, Inboard, Single Screw, Ker
math Engine. Located at Chignik, Alaska (Near Chignik Fish
eries)
BID NO. 22 • 61 TO OPEN OCTOBER 16, 1961
Bid Forms may be acquired by contacting Alaska Department
of Fish and Game, Box 686, Kodiak, Alaska, Department of
Fish and Game, Subport Building, Juneau, Alaska or the De
partment of Administration, Box 2420, Juneau, Alaska.
The state reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to
waive any formality in bidding procedures.
(s) R. G. Berg,
Director, Division of Supply
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NORTH POLE j
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SEPTEMBER 26-27-28
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Ladies Dept.