Sanitarian Quits;
Will Fish And
Go To College
Harry E. Carter, Sanitarian for
the State and for the City of Ko
diak since September, 1961, has
submitted his resignation effective
the end of this month.
Mr. Carter has received a Public
Health Service traineeship grant
and will be entering the graduate
school at Berkeley, Calif., this fall
after spending a summer vacation
fishing at Karluk.
Mr. Carter has been employed by
the State for about four years and
spent two years working at Nome
before coming to Kodiak. His work
ing area has been the Aleutian
Islands, Bristol Bay, and Kodiak
Island with a contractural service
for the City of Kodiak.
Although the State offered to
hold his position open by filling in
with part-time services, Mr. Carter
declined and recommended that
the position be filled immediately
in order to keep pace with the rap
idly expanding fisheries and com
munity growth.
Mr. Carter’s wife, Nancy, and
their daughter will be leaving for
Karluk the end of next week and
will be going on to California the
first part of September.
Carter is seeking his Master’s
Degree in Public Health and hopes
to return to Alaska, his home, next
year.
Rainbow Girls
Install Officers
On Sunday afternoon, May 12, at
the Masonic Temple, Kodiak As
sembly No. 8, International Order
of Rainbow for Girls, installed the
following officers:
Worthy Advisor, Jan Hall;
Worthy Associate Advisor, Ann
Hall; Charity, Pat Henley; Hope,
Candy Lilliness; Faith, Cathi Vos
gien; Recorder, Elana Ross; Treas
urer, Andy Jarvela; Drill Leader,
Pat Canup; Chaplain, Sandy Stew
art; Love, Jean Hall; Religion.
Mary Lawhead; Nature, Margie
Magnusen; Immortality, Debbie
Seward; Fidelity, Carol Baccus,
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THE ELKS BOWLING LANES
Russ Panchot, Manager
Bowl any time, day or night, and in any season. Drop in
and take advantage of our open bowling policy — you’ll be glad
you did! Phone in now to reserve your league or individual play
ing spot for the summer leagues. PHONE 486—5222.
Patriotism, Joyce Brummett; Serv
ice, Alex Smith; Confidential Ob
server, Carol Cannon; Musician,
Betty Hall.
Worthy Advisor Jan’s colors are
light blue and white, and her
flower is the chrysanthemum. Her
theme for the ensuing summer
term is: “Fidelity is the greatest
strength of character.” Perform
ing the actual ceremony of Instal
lation were the following girls
Installing Officer, Candy Wilson,
PWA; Asst. Installing Officers,
Charlene Frost, PWA, and Luana
Garoutte, PWA; Installing Mar
shall, Elana Ross, PWA; Installing
Chaplain, Karen Monell; Installing
Recorder, Judy Ann Walker; In
stalling Musician, Catherine Al
vine.
Refreshments of sherbet-punch
and cake were served after the cer
emony. An interesting sidelight
Today’s Best Boy
for INSECT PESTS
Ants, Roaches, Bedbugs or Mosquitoes
around the house—Fleas on cat or dog
—Lice on plants or birds.
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FOR SALE
Local
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2 & 3 Year Old
Also Cutting and Wrapping
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was the cake—a sheet cake, 18"
by 24”, weighing approximately 10
pounds, baked and beautifully dec
orated by a neighbor of Worthy
Advisor Jan’s, it was perilously
transforted from Woody Island
across choppy waters, via the
Woody Island Ferry on the knees
of her parents and brother.
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Will be in Kodiak for a Clinic to be held June 10 through IS. I
Please call Anchorage, Broadway 8-3355 for appointments. 8
For further information call Helen Hall, 6-2344. ft
Between 8 A.M. and 10 A.M. For Appointment ■
SUNDAY SPECIALS
Puff-do Turnovers.200 Ea.
Blackberry Pie.600 Ea.
Open Day & Nile
Phone 486—2600
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Look Who’s Back!
We ’re Proud to Announce That
RATE WILSON
Is the Chef — Home on Our Range
• • • • AT TAN E • > ■ ■
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Where This Memorial Day Weekend
Yon Can Dance
. To The .
Sweetest—Swingingest Music
in the North Pacific!
THE’49er TRIO
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Ernie Lewis — Piano ,
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THE MECCA DAR NOW OPENS AT 8 A.M.
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