O.E.S. Officers To Make Three-Day
Visitation In Kodiak July 17,18,19
Mrs. Mildred H. Harris, Most
Worthy Grand Matron of Eastern
Star, accompanied by the Chair
man of the Ritual Committee, Past
Grand Matron of Texas, Lillian
Barnard, will make her official
visit in Kodiak on July 17, 18 and
19.
A host of events is planned for
the visit on Tuesday, July 17,
there will be a brunch at the home
of Justine Hinckel for line officers
and Past Matrons and at 6:30 p.m.
a no-host dinner will be held at
the 49 room for all Masons and
Eastern Star members with a
special meeting set at 8 p.m.
On Wednesday, July 18, there
will be a luncheon at the home of
Worthy Matron Fostina Johnson
President Gives
Attendance Pins
To 14 Rotarians
Fourteen members of the Ko
diak Rotary Club were honored
this week at the Club’s regular
meeting at the Mecca for perfect
attendance.
Red Burnham received a 14-year
perfect attendance pin; Walt Mul
ler a 13-year pin; Ole Johnson, a
12-year pin and Bill Lamme, a 10
year pin.
Other perfect attendance pins and
the years of attendance are as fol
lows: Jack Hinckel (8); Pete Ram
aglia (7); Ivor Schott (4); Art
Brooks (3); Walter Kraft (2); A.
L. Zehe (2), and a past president
ring; Dr. A. Holmes Johnson (2);
Curley Wilson (4); Rev. Lewis
White (1); and Sig Digree (1).
Presentation was made by Dr.
Bruce Keers, president of the club.
Guests at the Tuesday meeting
were Lt. Commander Del Olson of
the Air Force, Stan Wrightsman of
Ernst and Ernst; Dr. Don Fenner
of Kodiak; Skip Knudsen and the
Three Ukes, Tim and Terry White
and Dodo Vega who entertained
the Club with songs.
TAKING VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martin, Jr. and
baby will leave Kodiak, Tuesday,
for a three to four weeks trip to
California. Ray operates Martin’s
Fresh King Crab company here in
Kodiak.
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486-2231
Buipic Northern
for elective officers and a dinner
at 6:30 at the Masonic Temple for
all Eastern Star members and their
husbands with a school of instruc
tion set for 8 p.m.
On Thursday, July 19, there will
be a brunch at the Rendezvous at
10:30 a.m. for all O.E.S. members.
The plane departs at 4:40.
To obtain reservations for din
ners and brunch at the Rendezvous
please call Frances Patterson at
486—2637.
Elks Set Bowling
Clinic For July
A Free Bowling Clinic presented
by three top bowling stars from
the AMF staff of champions will
be in Kodiak at the Elks Bowling
Lanes from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. on
July 27.
Those who will appear here in
clude Lee Jougland, Frank Clause
and Ruby Chang.
Further information about the
clinic and the program will appear
in future editions of the Kodiak
Mirror.
Planning Position
Goes To H. Roloff
Governor William A. Egan an
nounced Friday the appointment
of Henry Roloff as Commissioner
of Economic Development and
Planning. Roloff will take office
on August 1, 1962. He is now Port
Director of the City of Anchorage.
From 1951 to January, 1960, Rol
off held the positions of Director
of Public Relations and Director of
Foreign Trade, and Assistant Port
Director at the Port of San Diego.
Prior to that he was Director, In
dustrial Development, and Direc
tor of Public Relations of the San
Diego Chamber of Commerce.
During the war Roloff served in
the Far East as a member of Gen
eral Chennault’s “Flying Tigers.”
Roloff is 42 years of age, mar
ried, and has six children—two
daughters and four sons.
TAKE OVER JOB
In the absence of Ray Martin,
Jr. of Martin’s Fresh King Crab,
who with his wife will be on vaca
tion, Frank Hochmuth and Earl
Lloyd will be in charge of the
firm. Martin’s has been experi
menting with the processing of
Dungeness Crab and shipped over
2,500 on Monday.
Thriving Balloon
Business On 4th
Not only were fireworks in
the air over Kodiak on the Fourth
of July, as there were also $96.50
worth of balloons filled with he
lium floating over the town.
Members of the Rotary Club
learned Tuesday that the balloon
sale on Independence day nearly
reached the $100 mark.
k
It was safe to assume that most
of them went up into the air.
The Club finally ran out of
helium to halt the sales.
“Puts Mosquitoes
Into A Tailspin”
Said Circle Placer fields miners, 20 years
ago, in voting BUHACH as Science's 2nd
greatest contribution to Miners. Just as
effective today. Burn a little whenever
you want peace, comfort and a good
night's rest.
rJ\Z BUHACH
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