Kodiak Island Navy Wives Club Holds
Impressive Installation At CPO Club
New President Accepts Gavel
Shirley Dumas, retiring president of the Kodiak Island Navy Wives
Club No. 126, hands over the gavel to Donna Heikes, incoming
president at impressive services held Sept. 30.
The CPO Club at the Naval Sta
tion was the scene of the Installa
tion Dinner-Dance of the Kodiak
Island Navy Wives Club No. 126
on Sunday evening, Sept. 30.
In the traditional candlelight
ceremony which was conducted by
Admiral Bakutis, the installing of
ficer, each incoming officer re
ceived a charge and gave her re
ply while lighting her candle from
one held by the installing officer.
With lighted candle in left hand
and right hand raised, together
the new officers repeated their ob
ligation.
PRESENT CLUB PINS
Club pins were presented by the
outgoing president, Shirley Dumas
to her officers and chairmen of the
past term.
Rosemarie Kennedy, past vice
president and publicity chairman,
awarded a Money Hat to Arlene
Wert? and Elaine Locklair wno
brought in the most new members
during the club’s membership
drive.
Following the installation cere
mony the dinner-dance was held
in an Oriental Garden setting with
Japanese lanterns, Cherry trees,
scrolls and painted screens adorn
ing the ballroom. In one corner
of the dance floor were two small
Geisha girls on a curved bridge
overlooking a flower bordered
pond. Music was by the Crescent
City Five.
NEW OFFICERS
New officers are Donna Heikes,
president; Willow Lawrence, vice
president; Lori Boyd, recording
secretary; Joan Daniels, corre
sponding secretary; Marla Nowak,
treasurer; Edna Snyder, chaplain;
and Elaine Locklair and Rosemary
Kennedy, board members.
NEW CHAIRMEN
Incoming chairmen are: Willow
Lawrence, membership; Lori Boyd,
refreshments; Rosemary Kennedy,
publicity and Thrift Shop; Louise
Stute, Margaret Drane, plates; Nat
alie Crossen and Willow Lawrence,
hospitality; Shirley Dumas and
Rosemarie Kennedy, ways and
means; Norma Kee, transient bar
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KNIDSEN'S — Where All Kodiak Shops
Welfare Rep. Here
For The Weekend
Mrs. Margaret Hafemeister, Dis
trict Representative of the Alaska
Division of Welfare, will arrive in
Kodiak during the weekend to con
fer with the Kodiak agent for the
division, Mrs. Eugenia Strigga. She
will be at the Kodiak Hotel and
anyone wishing to see her may call
the hotel for an appointment.
Urgently Needed
At Once - A Cub
Scout Den Mother
Wanted! A Cub Scout Den
Mother!
Troop 230 of the Boy Scouts of
America, Cub division, is about to
start up again, but there’s a hitch.
The troop desperately needs a Den
Mother before they can get the
organization underway.
Any volunteers for this extreme
ly worthy cause are asked to con
tact Zip Zediker at 6—2688; A1
Wentz at 6—5514 or Mel Vega 6—
2671 days or 6—2842 evenings.
You’ll be glad you did.
racks; Helen Sampson and Susan
Pehrson, contact.
The Kodiak Island Navy Wives
Club extends an invitation to all
enlisted Navy wives to attend the
meetings which are held on the
second Monday of every month at
the Chapel Annex. Information
about membership may be obtained
by calling Donna Heikes 486—5408
or Willow Lawrence at *186—5530.
Sandi Bowls 300 Game At College
Sandi Marconi, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Vic Marconi of Kodiak,
bowled a perfect 300 game at the
Fairlane Bowl in Fairbanks on Oct.
5, it was stated in the Polar Bear,
official University of Alaska stu
dent newspaper.
For her perfect game she will
receive a trophy in the alley’s wail
of fame.
She is quoted as saying that she
bowled the 300 game because of
a bet. The friends she was bowling
with would not let her in a “pot
game,” so she stepped over to the
next lane and bowled her 257
game. These same friends bet her
that she could not bowl a 300 game.
She did.
Sandi won a bowling roll-off this
past summer in Kodiak to qualify
her to compete against a group of
touring professionals.
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