Of This and That
By BETHA DIGREE
Now that the legislative session
is ended and the taxpayers must
begin digging up several addition
al millions of dollars, those who
hope to be elected (or re-elected)
to office can get busy.... We can
expect to hear many glowing cam
paign promises and words of great
wisdom (?) from the candidates...
We will need pounds rather than
the “grain of salt” usually taken
with such promises... The “great
I” will no doubt be heard fre
quently during the next few
months. ... “I will do this for the
people”.... “I did that for you”
_ It could be rather amusing
but it could also be extremely bor
ing_ So few campaign promis
es are actually kept, and we have
grave doubts that many of them
are really made in sincerity....
May the weatherman be kind
and give us fair weather and sun
shine Saturday.... Pacific North
ern Airlines’ new jet plane is
scheduled to come to Kodiak that
day and we are looking forward
to a short flight on it_
The announcement of the arriv
al of a new son has come from
Virginia and George Ameigh.
The baby, who has been named
John Henry, was born on April 9
and weighed 8 lbs. 2% ozs_
Virginia and George are now liv
ing in Hayward California, and
send greetings to their Kodiak
friends....
Word has been received of the
birth of a son to Marlyss and Jim
Eggemeyer, former Kodiak resi
dents. The baby, Thomas Allen,
weighed 8 lbs. 8 ozs. and was born
on March 24_The Eggemeyers
now live in Illinois....
Mrs. Beoma Kraft returned last
weekend from Seattle, where she
attended the wedding of her niece
Beoma Blinn....
Tickets are now available for
“Apples to Atoms”, the Millikens
production scheduled for May 4
and 5_ Admission for adults
will be $1.50, with tickets for
children under age 12 selling for
75 cents_ The tickets can be
purchased from Milliken mem
bers in town and on the Naval
Station as well as at the Kodiak
Mirror office.... This year’s show
promises to be the best yet-So
get your tickets early.
—O—O—O—
Sunday, April 15, was a big day
for Bonnie Fannin, daughter of
Katherine and Vern Fannin....
Fifteen young friends helped Bon
nie celebrate her sixth birthday
at a party at her home.... Bon
nie’s older sister, Cynthia, made
favors of candy-filled, chick-decor
ated Easter baskets, as well as
making all arrangements for the
party_
—o—o—o—
Our sincere thanks to our good
friends, Helen Hall and Phyllis
Zehe, for their nice gifts of “Ku
lich” (Rusian Easter Bread)_
Just one thing wrong, tho_The
editor likes Kulich so well that
he may expect us to begin making
it.... And we never have been
CLUB
CASINO
Presents
L
E
T
S
D
0
T
H
E
T
W
1
s
T
it Judy Merrill
4
Song-Bird of Alaska
Singing Your Favorite Songs
THE FABULOUS
* fll Johnson
THE SWINGING
* George Buxton
on Drums
Continuous Entertainment
Your Genial Host and Hostess—
Lee Franklin and Rachel Rogers
able to manage to bake bread....
But we do appreciate the thought
fulness of Helen and Phyllis very
much_And a Happy Easter to
all our friends and readers
May it be a joyous one for each
of you_
Chaffin Family
To Go Outside
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Chaffin
and their daughter, Patricia, will
leave next week for an extended
vacation trip Outside. Mr. Chaffin
is FAA Station Manager at Woody
Island.
Patricia will go to Anchorage
next Wednesday to enter the
state-wide spelling contest being
held there next week. The win
ner of the state contest will go to
Washington, D.C. for a national
contest.
Mr. and Mrs. Chaffin will join
their daughter in Anchorage on
Thursday to stay until the contest
has finished.
The three will then go to Se
attle for a visit to Century 21. A
jet flight to Wisconsin to visit rel
atives is next on their schedule.
They will also visit in Chicago,
New Mexico, California, Oregon,
and Washington before returning
home early in June.
Rainbow Officer
Honored At Tea
A tea honoring Miss Joan Ben
son, member of the Grand Execu
tive Board of the Grand Assembly
of Washington, Idaho and Alaska,
Order of Rainbow Girls, was
held on Sunday, April 15. Miss
Charlene Frost, Worthy Advisor
of Kodiak Assembly #8, Order of
Rainbow Girls, hosted the affair
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Frost, Jr.
Pouring were the Misses Luan
na Garroutte and Polly Perry,
Past Worthy Advisors; Mrs. Ann
Souter, Past Mother Adwisor,
and Miss Candace Wilson, Hope.
The Assembly presented Miss
Benson with a jade pendant and
an orchid. Orchids were also pre
sented to Mrs. Harriet Benson,
mother of the honored guest, and
to Mrs. Frost.
The tea also marked the birth
day of Miss Benson.
/£!?"w,z.d /
/ a*sf
/ SSjSSg! /
/ fsaSS^JsaS? /
/ N*vi/rat?aVieationv» I
/ • PAA B °n • AfeteoJ?»adio 1
/ fasSsstsS® /
HA*VEY r?y /
' srssH
Honor Roll
Fifth Six Weeks
HIGH SCHOOL
GRADE 9—Cathy Evans 4.00,
Judy Gilbreath 4.00, Marya Spring
hill 3.81, Charles Coker 3.77, Jan
ine Atkins 3.72, Gerald Markham
3.60, Steve Nelson 3.55, Cathy Vos
gien 3.54, Linda Kee 3.45, Dick
Sutliff 3.36, Charley Lee 3.36,
Dick Veerman 3.36, Nadine Flotre
3.20, Sheila Ciano 3.18, Marvin
Frost 3.11, Robin Smith 3.10,
Michael Lowry 3.00, Robbie Wil
kinson 3.00, Allan Parker 3.00,
Tony Drabek 3.00.
GRADE 10—Jan Hall 4.00, Dawn
Erdman 3.81, Evelyn Pratt 3.80,
Elana Ross 3.80, Chris Panasiti
3.80, Cody Downey 3.72, Ramona
French 3.63, Bonnie Breckberg
3.61, Karen Palcher 3.61, Ann Hall
3.61, Tom McCormick 3.44, Larry
Deitzler 3.42, Candy Lilleness
3.42, Tanya Kraft 3.38, Susy
Burckhard 3.25, Karen Monell 3.23,
Phyllis Jones 3.19, Susan Dobson
3.14, Larry Ai d 3.05, Zane Pittman
3.04, Darleen Darnell 3.04, Sandra
Biter 3.00.
GRADE 11—Linda Ogbom 4.00,
Luana Garoutte 3,80, Nelda Stone
3.60, Beth Acheson 3.33, Gary
Woody 3.20, Susan Gilbert 3.00,
Rodney French 3.00, Arthur Olsen
3.00.
GRADE 12—Carolyn Rockstad
4.00, Karen Rextrew 3.80, Joyce
White 3.80, Kathy Dawson 3.75,
Mary Huston 3.66, Gary Olson 3.60,
Tom Atkins 3.60, Nancy Waller
3.50, Linda Beck 3.40, Kathleen
Long 3.40, Joan Benson 3.20, Wen
dell Phillips 3.20, Jim Fulp 3.20,
Rudy Kennedy 3.00, Tedi Boeken
hauer 3.00, Fred Herring 3.00,
Richard Austerman 3.00.
GRADE SCHOOL
GRADE 4—Mickey Burress 4.02,
Candis Downey 3.89, Kay Christof
ferson 3.86, Lee Robertson 3.84,
Kathleen Gilbreath 3.84, Judy Las
sen 3.84, Judith Laktonen 3.80,
John Meyers 3.79, Kevin Suydam
3.79, Jack McFarland 3.76, David
Rodli 3.71, Carol Frye 3.65, Mich
ael Kopun 3.65, Randy Weisser
3.62, Lora Powell 3.53, Riandy
Sholl 3.44, Janie Magnusen 3.41,
Fernando Vega 3.40, Robert Ci
ano 3.33, Steven Horn 3.31, Velda
McKinley 3.21, Corky Coon 3.21,
Eric Brankenberg 3.15, Julie
Naughton 3.14, Dale Erickson 3.11,
J'll Austerman 3.11, Virginia
Chya 3.07, Larry Lokken 3.02.
Grade 5—Gary Ham 3.59, San
dra Saxton 3.59, Connie Hults 3.50,
Robert Breckenberg 3.49, Douglas
Anderson 3.45, Vivian McCormick
3.42. Blake Butler 3.38, Jonna
Chya 3.34, (Nikki Nelson 3.31,
James Love 3.25, Billy Amason
3.25, Laura Anderson 3.05.
GRADE 6—Donna Weisser 4.00,
Connie Mowry 3.87, Elaine Ben
son 3.78, Susan Cannon 3.75, Stev
en Rodli 3.75, Susan Valtman 3.66,
Irene King 3.59, Bonnie Ferreira
3.55, Kathie Hansen 3.41, Roberta
Draper 3.38, Wesley Wiley 3.29,
Gretchen Veer man 3.28, Heather
(continued on page 3)
Say It With Flowers
Fresh Cut Flowers
Corsages Made To Order
Blooming Potted Plants
Your florist is as near as your phone.
Call 486-2332
MONTMARTRE FLORISTS
Banlon
Sport Shirts
$3.98 to $5.25
Wash N’ Wear
Slacks
$7.75
KNUDSEN’S OUTFITTERS
Remember — You Can Find Anything You Need
YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR SHOES
AND CLOTHING NEEDS
Phone 486—5122