Of This and That
ByBETHA D1GREE
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Phyllis Farber, Sears, Roebuck
& Co. credit manager here, attend
ed a three-day credit managers
meeting in Anchorage last week . .
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Kris Helgason, big game guide
at Terror Bay, went to Seattle
Tuesday for medical attention . . .
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Ann Souter, manager of Sears
& Roebuck local store, is in Seat
tle for a store managers meeting
. . . Ann visited her son, Milton, at
Pullman. Washington, where he is
a student, over the weekend . . .
She expects to return to Kodiak
within two weeks . . .
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Elaine Banks, who had major
surgery at Cabrini Hospital in
Seattle a few weeks ago, has been
released from the hospital and is
reported to be recuperating well . .
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Marie Cardinal, Sears employee,
has been confined to Griffin Me
morial Hospital this week ....
Marie, who was reported seriously
ill, is now recuperating but is as
yet not permitted to have visitors.
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Lillian Smith is also a patient at
Griffin Memorial . . . Although
she is not yet receiving visitors,
she is reported to be progressing
nicely . . .
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Vera Wodlinger, who had medi
cal attention at Cabrini Hospital
in Seattle, is expected to return
home in June . . .
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Marge and Emil Knudsen re
turned to Kodiak Saturday ....
We hear that Emil is feeling much
better and recovering from surg
ery ....
Rainbow Girls
To Install
Sunday, May 20
Miss Carolyn Rockstad will be
installed as Worthy Advisor of
Order of Rainbow for Girls, As
sembly No. 8, at an open installa
tion to be held at the Masonic
Temple on Sunday, May 20, at 2
p.m.
Other officers to be installed
are Elana Ross, Worthy Associate
Advisor; Anne Hall, Faith; Jan
Hall, Hope; Candace Wilson, Chari
ty.
Miss Rockstad has also earned
the title of Miss Service of Assem
bly No. 8. She was selected for tlm
honor for her outstanding efforts
in Rainbow work and in the com
munity.
The first meeting under the dir
ection of the new Worthy Advisor
is scheduled for May 23.
Anna Mueller
Wed To J. Blinn
Mrs. Anna Mueller and Mr. Jess
Blinn were married Saturday
evening, May 12. Magistrate Mabel
Fenner performed the ceremony
at the Blinn residence.
Attending the couple were Mrs.
Mary Clark and Mr. Kimball Po
land.
A reception was held at the B &
B following the ceremony.
Install Officers
Of VFW - Auxiliary
Joint installation of officers will
be held in the Post Rooms of the
VFW Saturday, with officers of
the VFW and the Auxiliary partici
pating.
The installation is slated for 8
p m. The public is invited.
Millikens Elect
Executive Board
An executive board was created
at the noon luncheon of the Milli
kens held at the Montmartre Inn
Wednesday. Elected to the board
were Jane Melarvie; Mary Heffner;
La Rue Troyer; Jo Keers and Lola
Harvey, with Ginger Veerman and
Lucy Johnson to serve as alter
nates. The board will serve as a
nolicy making group and clearing
house for information. Anyone de
siring any information regarding
the Millikens shows is requested
to call one of the above. A spokes
man for the group announced that
the Millikens will not do shows for
small private parties.
During the luncheon, which drew
a record attendance, John Mansuy
was presented wth a “Certificate
of Appreciation” for his assistance
in many ways during the past
years. Mansuy has appeared in
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several of the Millikens shows, as
well as aiding in other work. He
plans to leave for the Mainland
within the next few weeks.
The next Millikens luncheon
will be held at the Montmartre on
the third Wednesday in June.
Clothing Drive
Nets 80 Boxes
Approximately 80 boxes of used
clothing are now packed and ready
for distribution to the needy of vil
lages along the Bering Sea. The
clothing, which was collected by
the Coast Guard Wives Club, will
be delivered and distributed by the
Coast Guard Cutter Northwind.
“The Coast Guard wives wish to
express their appreciation for the
generous response to our appeal
for used clothing”, a spoksman
for the group said. “We look for
ward to another drive as success
ful next year”, she added.
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