NEW OFFICERS in the Kodiak Officers Wives Club are pictured
as they took office June 8, at the Club’s guest luncheon held on that
date. Officers are Mrs. M. H. Nelson, In-Town Representative; Mrs.
B. A. Nystrom, Treasurer; Mrs. R. F. Burnett, President; Mrs. M. M.
Routzahn, Vice-president; Mrs. T. H. Carter, Secretary. Mrs. F. F. Dug
gan, In-Town Representative is not shown.
Mrs. W. W. Dootson, the retiring president, was presented an
ivory billiken mounted on an inscribed plaque.
Cherry blossom festival was the theme of the luncheon, with
cherry trees in bloom and Japanese lanterns decorating the dining
room and tables. Japanese dances were performed by seven Navy
wives in their native costumes. Hostesses were the wives from DPW
and the USS Kodiak.
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Movie At Rotary
The movie, “Adaq, King of the
I Alaskan Seas” was shown at the 1
: meeting Tuesday noon of the Ro
| tary Club held at the 49 Room.
The movi^, in color, was pro
1 duced by Lowell Thomas, Jr., well
| known travelogue movie producer
| for Wakefield’s Cannery, for pres
I entation on TV screens throughout
| the nation. A church scene in Afog
| nak, a wedding conducted by
Father Sturmer, scenes aboard
| several fishing boats, floating pro
| cessing plants and the Wakefield
plant, including home scenes of of
ficials of the company eating crab,
all offered interesting sidelights
on the crabbing industry.
The Rotary Club will again op
erate the “Rotary Train” on the
4th of July. The next meeting of
the group will be on Wednesday
due to the 4th of July holiday on
Tuesday.
Guests at the meeting included
Carl Santesson, Rolf Vilhelmson.
Alf Madsen, Lowell Wakefield, Dan
Noonan, “Zip” Zedeker and Rev.
Targonsky.
Court Cases
Operating a vehicle while under
the influence of liquor brought a
fine of $100 on C. E. McCall. A 30
day suspension of license was also
recommended. A fine of $100 was
levied in another case for a similar
offense. Name of the operator was
withheld by police.
Bail was forfeited by Edward W.
Borgen, Jr. and Dennis W. Waslie,
both of whom were arrested on
charges of being drunk. Paul A.
Skoog was given a 30-day sentence,
which was suspended, when ar
rested on a similar charge.
Charged with drinking in a bar,
Harold B. Camara, Jr. and Kenneth
D. Stice were each fined $25. Sen
tences of 30 days were suspended.
Cases were dismissed in two in
stances when Shiela Hawkins and
Ray Wilson appeared in court on
charges of serving liquor to minors.
POLICE SLOGAN
Drive safely—some drivers with
20-20 vision can’t see their own
finish.
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Bonnie Moeller
Visiting Parents
Mrs. Ralph Moeller (nee Bonnie
Vheeler), and young daughter
Pamela Jean, arrived in Kodiak
last week to spend a few months
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Ralph Wheeler.
Mrs. Moeller, a former Kodiak
resident, now lives in Arvada, Col*
orado.
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