SOCIAL NOTES
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Happenings About Town
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By Betha Digrec
Marilyn Sundberg
Weds Lewis Lyle
In a candlelight ceremony Satur
day evening, October 18 Miss Mari
lyn Sundberg and Mr. Lewis Lyle
were united in marriage in the
home of Mrs. Charles Madsen. The
ceremony, attended by a few close
friends and relatives, was perform
ed by U.S. Commissioner Mabel
Fenner.
Mrs. Lyle, the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sundberg,.
chose a ballerina length gown Of
petal pink lace and net over taffeta
for her wedding. Her bridal cor
sage was made of sweetheart roses
and carnations. White accessories
•and a tiara of sweetheart roses
completed her costume.
Matron of honor Mrs. Charles
Pemberton wore a suit of pale grey
wool with white accessories and a
corsage of white carnations.
Gene Sundberg, brother of the
bride, acted as best man for the
groom.
A reception hi the Fireside
Lounge of the Montmartre Inn,
held immediately following the
ceremony, was attended by approx
imately fifty guests
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle have rented
Mrs. Charles Madsens house on
Mil] Bay Road where they will be
at home. Lyle is currently employ
ed as Patrolman by the Kodiak
Police Department
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NAVY WIVES CLUB
TO MEET MONDAY
There will be a meeting of the
Marry Wives Club Monday, October
2f at 1:00 pm. The meeting will be
held in the Enlisted Men’s Club.
Open House To Be
Held Tomorrow on
Visiting Ships
All units of the visiting Naval
Task Force, currently in Kodiak
on “Operation Cool Dip”, will hold
open house tomorrow from 1:00
until 4:00 pm in womens Bay.
Residents on and off-station, both
navy and civilian, are invited to
visit the ships.
Recipe Of The
Week
Rosy Tuna Sandwich is a good
hot dish, using canned tuna. You
can cut these in smaller pieces and
serve as hot hors d’oeuvres, too...
ROSY TUNA SANDWICH
1 can chunk-style tuna, drained
X can <6 oz) tomato paste
1 tbspn prepared horse radish
2 tbspns sugar
Salt & pepper to taste
4 slices bread
Combine tuna, tomato paste,
horseradish, sugar, salt and pepper
and mix well. Toast bread slices on
one side. Spread untoasted side
with the mixture and broil for
about 3 minutes, or until well
browned. If you are serving them
as hors d’oeuvres, cut them into
small pieces before broiling.
Red Cross Nurse
Aides Hours Set
Since the accidental omission of
the time, in the announcement last
week, of the meeting for prospec
Mecca Bar
& Lounge
Where Good Fellows Get Together
in Kodiak
The Finest of Mixed Drinks
and Liqueurs
IN THE LOUNGE
For your entertainment and
dancing pleasure
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Bar 2444 — Phones — Lounge 3242
MECCA LiQOOR STORE
Ask for your favorite brand
(We have it)
tive Volunteer Nurse’s Aides led
to considerable confusion, classes
will not start until next week to
allow for late registrations. The
classes will be held in the Naval
Station Hospital on Tuesday,
untli 3:30 pm.
The lecture portion of the course
will last three to four weeks, de
pending on the size of the class.
Thursday and Friday from 1:00 pm
After the lecture portion is com
pleted the practice work will be
arranged on a more flexible sched
ule, and a part of the elass will
work at Griffin Memorial Hospital
for this phase of the course.
Anyone wishing further informa
tion, or desiring to register, may
call Mrs. C. G. Smith, Nurse’s Aide
Chairman, at 2964 or Mrs. L. W.
Pew, Naval Station Chairman, at
409. Transportation will be avail
able for those who may need it.
Visitors Honored
At Buffet Dinner
Guests of honor at a buffet din
ner held in the home of Mrs. Helen
Hall by officers and committee
chairman of the loeal PTA unit
Sunday evening were Mrs. Ellen
Dell Bieler, Field Representative
for the .National Congress of Par
ents and Teachers, and Mrs. John
Horning, President of the 'Alaska
Congress of PTA. The two ladies
arrived in Kodiak on the afternoon
plane.
The purposes and procedures of
the local unit were fully explained,
and advantages of affiliating with
the State and National organization
v/ere covered in detail at a meet
ing held later in the evening in the
new school cafeteria. A brief resu
me of the conventon, in which
Alaska participated this year for
the first time, was given by Mrs.
Horning. v
Mrs. Better, who lives in West
ern Springs Illinois, and Mrs.
Horning, Anchorage, departed
Monday evening after a short tour
of Kodiak.
Reception Honors
Catholic Bishop
A reception honoring His Excel
lency Bishop Dermot O’Flanagao
was held Friday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon John
son, Carlson Hill.
Bishop O’Flanagan, Diocese of
Juneau, arrived in Kodiak Friday
afternoon and left on Monday. He
confirmed a large class on Sunday
at St. Mary’s Catholic Church.
Initiation Held
By Emblem Club
With sixty members in atten
ance for Roll Call, four new mem
bers wore initiated into Kodiak
Emblem Club No. 187 Thursday
evening, October 17 at the Elks
Hall.
Named the “Evelyn Rave Class”
in honor of Charter memtor Mrs.
Fred Rave, those initiated were
Frances Iani„ Evelyn Dinwiddie,
Gwyneth Hoss and Delia Hale.
Supreme District Deputy Lillian
Smith then installed Muriel Valen
as Chaplain and Pat Cannon as
Fress Correspondent, with Sibyl
Boggs assisting as Installing Chap
lain. Due to the absence of Mrs.
Valen, who was weathered in at
Anchorage, Helen Stockard took
the oath of office for her by proxy.
POLICE SLOGAN
Learn from other drivers mis
takes-you might not live long
enough to learn from your own.
Tea Honors Bishop
& Fr. Brengartner
Around 75 people attended a tea
held Sunday in the classroom of
St. Mary’s school in honor of visit
ing Bishop O’Flanagan and Father
Brengartner, Chaplain of Kodiak
Naval Station who left this week.
Other guests of honor were
Father MacDonald, new chaplain
at the Naval Station; Father Hil
ferty, both U.S. Navy.
A program was arranged in
which children sang, among other
songs, “The Alaskan Song” and
‘Jack and the Beanstalk.”
Pouring at the tea were Audrey
Kraft and Mary Cornelius. It was
mnounced during the afternoon
that Father Brengartner had do
nated his car, a '54 Plymouth, to
the school. The car may be raffled
later.
After the tea a dinner was held
at the Griffin Memorial Hospital
for the Bishop and priests.
ON THE SCREEN
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