Anne Palmer-Dennis Duke Wed Sept. 14
In Double Ring Ceremony In Kodiak
United in marriage in a double
ring ceremony performed by Rev.
Lewis White on Sept. 14 were Anne
Palmer of Pisgah, Alabama, and
Dennis Duke of Kodiak. The nup
tial service was performed in the
Community Baptist Church.
Attending the bride was Vir
ginia Carlson, while Graham Fish
er was best man.
The bride wore a beige brocade
sheath gown with a tunic overskirt
and a short halo veil. She carried
a white prayer book with streamers
of stephanotis and a removable
white orchid corsage.
Her attendant wore an ice blue
satin princess style gown with a
matching headband. Her corsage
was of pink roses.
Mrs. Mel Vega played “I Love
You Truly,” ‘Because,” and Loh
rengin’s “Wedding March.”
A reception was held in the
Church following the ceremony
with candlelight and roses deco
Elli McLaii^Jln
At Beauty Kraft
Elli McLaughlin is back at
“Beauty-Kraft” in Kodiak, having
returned from Norfolk recently.
She is returning to work at the
Beauty Salon with Beoma Kraft
with hours on Tuesday and
Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. until
5 p.m. and Mondays. Thursday, Fri
days and Saturdays from 4 p.m. un
til 9 p.m.
Mrs. Kraft, Mrs. Anita Olsen and
Mis. Barbara Scott returned this
week after attending the second
annual Alaska Beauty Show held
in Anchorage at the Westward
Hotel.
rating the reception hall. Mrs.
James Humphries presided over
the guest table and Miss Kathleen
Carlson the guest book.
The groom is employed by Alas
ka Packers Assocition as an ac
countant.
The couple is making their home
at 1065 Hemlock in Kodiak.
Three Day FBI
School Is Set
Tenth annual F.B.I. school will
be conducted in Kodiak for police
officers starting October 3 and ex
tending through Oct. 6, Chief R. E.
Vickery announced this week.
There will be two days of class
work and the third day will be
spent on the range.
F.B.I. instructors will be Bob
Evans and Robert Stratton.
Family Of Six
Lose Home In Fire
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Lexie
Fadaoff, located off Mission Road
was completely gutted by fire
Wednesday morning about 9 a m.
The F'adaoffs, who have four
small children, lost all their per*
sonal and household belongings
in the blaze. Cause of the fire was
not determined.
Cannery Workers
Select Nominees
Nominations for officers of the
United Cannery Workers of Kodiak
Island have been made with the
following persons nominated:
President, Jean Alho, Frances
Coles, Jess Brickenrich; vice-pres
ident, Martha Molly Balas; secre
tary-treasurer, Dorothy Chase
Lovis Jackson, Margaret Norm; ex
ecutive committeemen, three to
be elected, Claudia Kilgore, Beu
lah Ogborn, Millie Thompson, Sal
ly Young, Mamie Shively.
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
Oct. 3, 1962
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“Glue-Sniffing” Among Teenagers
Reports of “glue-sniffing” among
teen-agers have caused concern
among Kodiak parents, teachers
and law officers it has been re
ported to the Mirror.
The young people are inhaling
glue used in model airplane mak
ing, giving them a temporary ex
hiliarating effect, later offset by
headaches and nausea.
Doctors have warned of the per
manent damage to the body caused
by the sniffing.
A snack at bedtime has become
rightly known as sandwich spread.
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