Ruthe Chase
b Betrothed
Mr. and Mrs. John Chase
announce the engagement of
Lneir daughter Ruthe, to
Clarence Fry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford B. Fry of Tonas
keti Wash.
t Miss Chase, a senior in the
Kodiak High School, is editor
of this year’s Channel Light,
the senior yearbook. Last year
she' edited the Island Star,'
school paper
fry, who has been in Kodiak
for two years, works for the
Carson Construction Co.
The wedding will take place:
in December.
Vara Fierce VV^d In Paris,
To Live in Bangkok
A Kodiak woman who went
to the Orient in Ma/ far a
three months’ vacation came
back Tuesday evening but wiii
stay only long enough to dis
pose of her property here be
fore returning to Siam to join i
her new husband.
Mrs. Charles Bonaudi. the
former Vera Pierce, was mar
ried on July 29 to Capt. Bon
audi, pilot for Thailand Air j
ways, and will make her home j
in Bangkok. I
Mrs. Bonaudi, who has been j
in Kodiak since 1989 and is the |
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former owner or the iowr
dlub, left heie in May to join
vlrs. Catherine Biankenburg
and Mrs. Glenn Loundree in
ihe Orient.
While waiting for them in
Bangkok, she met Cap;. Eon
audi. “That was it”, she said, j
“1 kne.v 1 wouldn’t be travel-1
ing around wish Mrs Bianken-j
burg and Mrs Loundree” !
With her husba d to-be, i
she flew to Paris where they I
were married, and in a new
plane he picked up for his air
line, they had a flying honey
moon around Europe for a1,
month.
Bonauai has been in the I
Orient for about 15 years, and
has flown for several airlines
there. j
Mrs. Bonaudi, who owns’
several houses on Mill Bay j
Rd. plans to remain here forj
about a month, then fly back I
to the Orient via Hawaii, I
where her husband will prob-j
ably meet her.
Junior Cops
Are Organized
The K.odiak poiiee depart
ment has organized a junior i
police and school patrol, con
sisting of 10 boys and 10 girls,
Police Chief Roland Vickery
announced.
The young people will start!
serving as soon as Dos~ible, 1
Vickery said. Jimmie Ander-:
son has been elected as their
captian.
The department already has
a sum of money on hand to
purchase .equipment for the
patrol, much of it donated by
merchants in town, Vickery
said. -
Any other persons wishing,
to donate to the fund for the!
junior police may give their!
contributions to the police I
department.
Each member will have a
cap. belt, two badges and rain
coat.
Librarians Named
The following persons are
serving as librarians at the
Kodiak Community Library,
now open five nights a week:
Monday, Miss Connie Dan
deneau; Tuesday, Miss Mary
Beam; Wednesday, Mrs.
Robert Acheson and Mrs. Mel
Crawford; Thursday, Mrs.
Robert Spencer; and Friday,
Mrs. Rose Perkal.
The library is open in the
evenings from 7 to 8:30 pm.
Working on Wednesday af
ternoon, cataloguing books,
are Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson,
Mrs. Pat Lynch, Mrs. William
Smith, Mrs. Basil Clark, Mrs.
Luella Gray.
Curtis Saxton, formerly
school teacher at Old Harbor,
has joined the Kodiak police
department. His duties for the
time being will be in the office
it nights and as jail guard, in
iddition to serving as patrol-j
nan. •
Info Given
On Registration
If you want to vote in the
October6City election. . .play
it safe. . .and register with
the city clerk before 4 pm
October 3.
If you are one of those civic
minded individuals who never
miss voting in all general and
special city elections you are
- igible to vote October 6 with
>ut registering.
Voters must be citizens of
the U. S., 31 years,or over,
resiients of the territory for
one year and must have lived
within the city limits of Ko
liak for the past six months.
I
li jv;u voted in the Uctoher
city election in 1952 and did
not vote in the special election
this spring you must register
to vote this year.
Persons living outside the
city limits are not eligible to
vote in the October 6 election
for city councilmen and mayor
Gets Thank You Note
A letter of appreciation for
the Kodiak contribution to the
Cancer Crusade has been re
ceived by Mrs. George Segner
from Mrs. Mildred Hermann,
commander, Alaska division,
American Cancer Society.
Kodiak contributed $2,700
to the fund. It is an all-time
high for Kodiak.
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