Cardinal Receives
Grandmother's Quilt
Mrs. E. L. Cardinal accepted
the grift of a hand-made quilt
from the Kodiak Grandmo
thers’ Club last Saturday. The
presentation was made follow
ing a baked goods sale at
Kraft’s Supermarket.
Members of the Club have
«*pres3ed their thanks to all
who attended their bake goods
•ale and helped make it a suc
cess.
Walter Chambers, who has
keen in .Achorage for several
weeks for special medical at
tention, was expected to re i
turn home Thursday.
Alaska Bankers To Meet
Here In April 1954
I The next meeting of th'
Alaska Bankers Asscciatioi.
i will be held in Kodiak some
time in April of 1951, Marshall
Crutcher, newly elected presi
dent of the organization, tolc
the Rotary Club Tuesday. I
Crutcher was the principal
speaker following the regula'
weekly luncheon at the Mont
martre Inn.
He recently returned to Ko
diak after attending the con
vention and visiting severa
other towns in the territory j
While in Juneau he conferred |
with Wallis George, president
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f the Kodiak Ice and Cold
Storage Co., Inc., who said ht
plans to begin construction a
rain this summer.
George said the constructs
uinged on his Securing an RFC
oan, but indicated he believed
■t would be obtained,
Crutcher also stopped in
Jordova as the guest of C. A
Craft, president of the Cor-;
lova bank. While there hi
talked with Frank McConaghy
who was busy canning clams
at the Halferty Cannery.
Before returning to Kodiak
Mr. and Mrs. Crutcher stopped j
in Homer, Alaska. She has)
been outside for several weeks.
Lee F. Bettinger gave a
brief talk on stamp collecting
following the talk by Crutcher.
Oregon Hunter
After 2nd Bear
John Day, sportsman, pho-j
tographer and big game hun
ter was scheduled to leave Ko
diak Thursday for Karluk
Lake to hunt and take pictures
of Kodiak Bear.
Alf Madsen arranged the
trip for the owner of the Blue j
Moon Ranch at Medford, Ore. I
Last year a photographer
from Look Magazine accom
panied the hunter to Kodiak
to record the hunt. Pictures
of the hunt later appeared in
, the magazine. j
Day is reported to be bring
ing around 400 pounds of pho- j
'tographic equipment for the j
ouiing. Maicotn MacDonald
and John Cushing, local resi
dents, will also go along.
C. P. Clare of Chicago, 111 i- j
nois will also be in the party. ;
He will hunt and also take pic
tures. The trip will be made m
the Grumman Goose piloted by
Vince Daly.
University Students
Due Home
Four Kodiak students at the
University of Alaska are ex
pected to arrive home soon.
| Bob Lear, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Les Sorum is among: the
graduating class for 1953 He I
has attended the university]
j for four years.
[ Donald Clark, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Basil Clark, has com
pleted his second year at the
university.
J Sandra Perkins, daughter of
Mr-!. Myrna Perkins, and
Margo Archibald have finished
one year.
Miss Perkins and Miss Arch
ioald will visit relatives in
Anchorage prior to returning
to Kodiak. The four students
are graduates of Kodiak Pub
lic School.
Miss Nancy Norman, who
attended the University of
Montana this year, is working
at the Bank of Kodiak.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson
and daughters Isabel and
Marie plan to leave early in
June for a several weeks vaca
t ion outside.
Jetty Kizer Plans
June Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kizer
f Portland, formerly of Ko
1 iak, have announced the
forthcoming marriage of their
iaughter Bettv.
Miss Kizer will be married
•n June 13 to Donald Wilson
VlacKenzie, son of Mr. and
*ire. Adam Mackenzie of
Jleveland Heights, 0.
The wedding will take place
it the Chapel of 'he Hills on
\Tt. Hood Loop Highway in
Portland.
The bride-to-be, who gradu
ated from Kadiak High School,
will graduate in December
from the University of Oregon
Medical School, Department
of Nursing.
Her finance will graduate
next month from Oregon
State College, and expects to
enter the army this summer,
as a second lieutenant.
Mrs. Baatrice Irene Smith
and Rusk Elliott Bolsinger
will be married at the end of
May. The announcement was
made recently by Mr. and
Mrs. John Malutin, parents of
Mrs. Smith.
Bolsinger, stationed at Ko.
diak Naval Station, is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Bol
singer of Minneapolis, Minne
sota.
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