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Eighteen members of Rainbow
Girls, Kodiak Assembly No. 8, at
tended a picnic on Sandy Beach,
Tuesday noon, June 4. The express
purpose of the picnic was to collect
driftwood chips to serve as bases
for the favors which this assembly
is making for a luncheon at the
Grand Assembly which will be held
in Anchorage Aug. 21, 22 and 23.
This project was quite successful,
as two large sacks were filled with
chips.
However the girls managed to
have a good deal of fun too—toast
ing weiners and marshmallows and
playing games. After several vig
orous rounds of ‘Three Deep,’ ‘Red
Rover,’ and other equally strenu
ous games, the weary adults in at
tendance, Margaret Sutliff, Mother
Advisor; Golden Stricklin, Associ
ate Mother Advisor; and Katie Ball
weber, Past Mother Advisor, were
assisted up the steep path by the
still energetic, sunburned girls.
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Norma Jean Anderton-Gary Nevinger
Exchange Vows In Naval Base Chapel
Miss Norma Jean Anderton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Odell An
derton of Trinidad, Calif., became
the bride of Gary Walter Nevinger
in services at the Naval Station
Chapel, Kodiak, May 25.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
Agnes Higley of Caneadea, N.Y.,
and Leslie Nevinger of Fillmore,
N.Y.
For her wedding, the bride wore
a floor length sheath ball gown of
silk organza over taffeta with boat
neck collar and chapel train. A
touch of delicate lace flanked the
three quarter length sleeved re
moveable jacket. Her head piece
was a pill box decorated with lace,
pearls and shoulder length illusion
veil. She carried a single white
rose.
She was attended by Miss Ulreca
Shultz and Miss Jane English who
wore ice blue sheath dresses with
matching lace jackets and carried
ivy and gardenias on driftwood.
The chapel was decorated with
white flowers and candles.
The groom’s attendants were
Hugh Smith and Chester Hegel.
The Ushers were D. J. Spencer ard
T. A. Taylor.
The bride’s mother chose a beige
brocade dress with white acces
sories and wore a white orchid cor
sage.
Officiating at the ceremony was
Hershel J. West, president of the
Kodiak L.D.S. Church. The bride
was given away by Cmdr. L. W.
Newman.
Mrs. Wanda Fields played tradi
tional music at the organ and Rob
ert Waage rendered a beautiful in
terpretation of The Lord’s Prayer.
Following the wedding a reception
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was held at the home of Cmdr. and
Mrs. L. W. Newman.
The couple honeymooned at the
Williwaw Lodge in Wassila and vis
ited Talkeetna and Fairbanks.
The bride and groom are teach
ers with the Kodiak Independent
School District and will be making
their home in Kodiak for the 1963
64 school year.
SBA LOAN
The Small Business Administra
tion recently approved five bank
participation loans for Alaska to
talling $255,000, of which $55,000
was listed for City Market of Ko
diak.
Master’s degree
William Robert Gregory of Ko
diak will receive his Master of
Arts in Education degree in the
summer commencement exercises
to be held Sunday, June 9, at Ball
State Teachers College in Muncie.
Indiana.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Nevinger
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