Barbara Bakutis To Wed A. R. Burnett
At Naval Chapel, Saturday At 9 A.M.
^r'-rrffornv¥wmiwii«ii.« i. <mhui ■ ....
Miss Barbara Bakutis
The Commandant, 17th Naval
District, Rear Admiral Fred E.
Bakutis, USN, and Mrs. Bakutis,
have announced the forthcoming
wedding of their daughter, Bar
bara, to Alfred R. Burnett, Avia
tion Boatswain’s Mate First Class,
USN.
The wedding will take place at
9 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 1, at the Ko
diak Naval Station Chapel, with
Navy Chaplain Cmdr. G. A. Rade
macher officiating. A reception
will be held at the Commandant’6
Quarters immediately following
the ceremony.
The young couple will leave for
a short trip in the “South 48” be
fore settling in California, where
Burnett will be stationed with the
U.S. Navy at Point Mugu.
Miss Bakutis will be given in
marriage by her father and will be
attended by Mrs. Ray Martin, Jr.,
as matron of honor. Mr. Burnett
will have as his best man, James
L. Campbell of the Naval Station.
Ushers will be Kenneth Hagerty,
Jerry Keery, Arthur Kaplan,
James Hoyt and Frank Foster.
Before coming to Kodiak this
past June, Miss Bakutis attended
Garland Junior College, Boston,
Mass.
Burnett is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude E. Burnett, of Ko
diak. He has been stationed here
since 1959 and has been active in
local Boy Scout work and the Little
Theater.
WANTED!!!
Experienced mechanic to work on '62 Corvan purchased
from D and A’s, May, 1962.
Total Mileage — 3,793
Valves presumably shot. Possibly complete engine needs
overhauled.
Anyone interested and qualified contact
DON FOSTER
Phone 486—2453
Area Girl Scouts
Bn New District
The Kodiak Girl Scouts have
been going through a period of re
organization. As of Sept. 1st, the
Susitna Council in Anchorage was
extended to include Kodiak, Adak,
Valdez, Kenai, and various lone
troops in the area. These were
combined into the Tikuak District.
Tiguak is an Eskimo word mean
ing adopted.
All the Girl Scouts and Brown
ies in Kodiak, Town and Base, were
combined into the Tiguak District,
borhood.”
Neighborhoods in the Tiguak
District pay a fee, based on the
number of Troops, into the Coun
cil fund. This covers insurance,
mailing fees, an adult trainer
whom is expected in the spring.
Having access to the Council’s
greater fund of experience, infor
mation and ideas is expected to be
of great benefit to both girls and
leaders.
Girl Scouts Set
Calendar Sales
The Girl Scouts of Kodiak are
going to sell Girl Scout Calendars
during the month of December, as
a money making project. The cal
endars are attractive and feature
large squares for jotting down en
gagements.
They will be available from any
Girl Scout or Brownie, both in the
City of Kodiak, and on the Naval
Station. The price is 50 cents.
The money raised will go into a
central fund and a portion of it
returned to the troops on a share
and share alike basis, the rest be
ing used for such expenses as sup
plies, maintaining the Scout Hut,
and Day and Troop camping, and
Council Membership.
Thomas Frost, Jr. Will Head March
The local March of Dimes Direc
tor for the Kodiak area this year
is Thomas Frost, Jr. This was an
nounced this week by Mrs. Bruce
Kendall, of Anchorage, who is
Campaign Chairman for the out
lying areas of the Southcentral
Chapter of the National Founda
tion.
Mrs. Kendall states that Alas
> ——— -
kans should have a special interest
in seeing that this year’s campaign
is a success. All Alaskan Chapters
of the National Foundation are
helping to finance the new Con
genital Birth Defects Clinic at the
University of Washington Hos
pital. Already a number of Alas
kan children have been helped at
the Seattle Clinic.
STARTING
SUNDAY
DEC. 2
And Every Sunday Thereafter
■
-■
Elks Family Sunday Breakfasts
Serving From
10 a.m.
to
2 p.m.
$1.75 per person
All You Can Eat
PANCAKES . . . WAFFLES
— HAM n EGGS —
— BACON ’ll EGGS —
HASH BROWN SPUDS
LUSCIOUS COFFEE
THE ELKS CLUB
Look. The roof slides open.
This is the new Lark Wagonaire. We be
lieve it to be the most useful station
wagon in the world.
See if you don’t agree.
With the roof open it’s an elegant, spa
cious family convertible. Close the roof
and it’s a stylish sedan. Open it again
and load effortlessly. The sky’s the
limit... or the first underpass.
Imagine, its many other uses. Here are
some ideas: a wonderful vantage point
for spectator sports. Great for picnics.
Sunbathing. Waxing skis. Only your
imagination bounds its versatility.
The Wagonaire is really three cars in
one: convertible, sedan, utility wagon.
See your Studebaker Dealer now and
enjoy a demonstration of America’s
most unusual wagon.
From the Advanced Thinking of
Ask about the Wagonaire and. other Lark
models—also the Cruiser, Avanti and Hawk
—at your Studebaker Dealer.
CORPORATION
PATTERSONS SERVICE
Kodiak, Alaska