Barbara Bakutis Weds A. R. Burnett
En Ceremony At Naval Station Chapel
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Burnett
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Burnett
cut their wedding cake during a
reception at the Command's Quar
ters on the naval station, Dec. 1.
The new Mrs. Burnett is the for
mer Barbara Bakutis, daughter of
Rear Adm. and Mrs. Fred E. Ba
kutis. Mr. Burnett is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Burnett,
of Kodiak.
Over 300 guests, including Lt.
Gen. and Mrs. George Mundy, from
Anchorage; local prominent citi
zens and personnel from the naval
station, were present at the wed
ding and reception. For her wed
ding the bride chose a gold suit
with feathered clip.
Mrs. Bakutis wore a green suit
with feathered hat, while the
groom’s mother was attired in
blue.
Mrs. Ray Martin, Jr., as matron
of honor, wore a beige suit with
mink collar and beige feathered
clip.
Following the reception, the
young couple left for a short trip
before locating in California,
where Mr. Burnett will be sta
tioned with the U.S. Navy at Point
Mugu.
School Red Cross
Drive Nets $110
Kodiak’s two elementary schools
and the high school collected the
total of $110.61 in a recent drive
for the Red Cross.
The money will be credited to
the American Red Cross Children’s
Fund.
The Student Council took an ac
tive part in the drive and the prize
offered for the most attractive bul
letin board was won by Student
Council members, Kristy Flotre
and Donna Chase.
O.E.S. No. 13 Name
Officers For ’63
Members of the Kodiak Chapter
No. 13, O.E.S. elected officers at
the annual meeting held on Dee.
11 with the following named:
Worthy Matron, Isabell Oesterle;
Worthy Patron, Dr. Richard F.
Johnson; Associate Matron, Mar
garet Sutliff; Associate Patron, J.
W. Patterson; Secretary, Dera
Brunstad; Treasurer, Muriel E. Va
len; Conductress, Margaret Hussey;
Associate Conductress, Ramona T.
Smith; Trustee, one year, Fostina
B. Johnson.
An open installation will be held
on Saturday evening, Jan. 5, at the
Masonic Hall at 8 p.m. All Masons,
Eastern Stars and their guests are
cordially invited to attend.
Christmas Party
By Emblem Club
The Annual Pot Luck Family
Christmas dinner is again planned
with enthusiasm this year. Adults
as well as children will enjoy the
Christmas spirit; singing carols
around the tree and exchanging
gifts. Beginning at 4:30 p.m. Sun
day, Dec. 16, at the Elks Club.
VISITING PARENTS
Miss Mary Alice Tricarico ar
rived in Kodiak this week from
San Diego to visit her parents
over the Christmas holidays. Her
parents reside at 1405 North Blvd.
and plan on moving to the base
this weekend on quarters 8-27-A.
LEAVING BASE
Friday night, Dec. 14, the Coast
Guard Air Detachment will have
a farewell dinner for Lt. and Ven
nie Cook who are leaving for Day
ton, Ohio.
Rotarians Plan
Ladies, Xmas Day
It will be Ladies Day at the next
Rotary Club meeting to be held on
Tuesday, Dec. 18, at which time
there will be a gift exchange,
President Bruce Keers announced
at this week’s meeting.
There will be no Rotary meeting
Christmas week, and the next one
after the Ladies Day and Christ
mas gift exchange will be held on
Wednesday, Jan. 2, due to New
Year’s Day falling on Tuesday.
All meetings are held at the
Mecca 49 Room.
On Tuesday, Rotarians saw an
excellent film produced by PNA
entitled “The Friendly 49th.” The
film was made available through
PNA’s local manager, Ray Martin
Sr.
Emblem Carnival
Highly Successful
The Emblem Club wishes to ex
press appreciation to all who
worked and gave their all to make
the Carnival a success. Many
thanks to Emblem Club members
and Elks — Ole Johnson, Bud
Thompson, Pete Ramaglia and
Doug Edwards.
Anyone having attended will tell
you the effect was truly that of a
carnival. Complete with clowns,
games of chance, horse races, hula
lessons, and the Mysterious For
tune Telling Booth. The answer to
the mystery—Your wife was tell
ing the truth.
CATTLE SOLD
The Alaska Stockgrowers Asso
ciation Newsletter reports that Joe
Beatty of Kodiak has sold 100 head
of cattle' to Joe Tietjon of Homer.
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