Roiaty MtntLers, Held
Quiz Contest
Rotary members met ftr
the regular Tuesday luncheon
at theMontmarte Inn Tuesday.
The program neriod was taken
up with a quiz by the chair
men of the magazine com
mittee and a general Rotary
quiz of the members.
Dr. Eugene Sullivan is chair
man of the magazine com
mittee and conducted one
phase of the program. Presi
dent V.G.Ellis conducted the
remainder of the program.
Guests attending the meet
ing were Father Thomas
Maher, Eldon Lester, Lee C. I
Bettinger, Oscar Hanson, Joe J
Kerrigan and Zora Wilson.
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“Flying Boxcar'” Missing!
On Warmwind Flight
The starch for a missir g 0
119 “Flying Boxcar” from the
435th Troop Carrier Group
continued late this week as
hope for any possible survi
vors diminished.
The C-119 with 20 men a
board was reported missing on
a flight from Elmendorf Field
to Kodiak and was presumed
crashed the Air Force announ
ced Monday. The big plane
disappeared Saturday after
noon. It is the second C-119j
from the 435th lost in Alaska!
since the start of Exercise'
Warmwind.
Two weeks ago a sister ship
crashed into Mount Silver
throne, killing 19 men aboard,
on a flight from Anchorage to
Big Delta.
Search planes this week
criss crossed the skyways be
tween Kodiak and Anchorage
looking for the C-119.
Tne pilot of the missing j
plane checked in over Kenai
at 12:06 pm. He was never
heard from again. Aboard [
were an Air Force crew of
five, one passenger airman,
and 14 Army personnel fromj
the 196th Regimental Combat j
Team at Fort Richardson.
Kodiak based Coast Guard]
and Navy planes searched a
long with planes from the 10th
Rescue Squadron. Search
planes concentrated their
flights over Mount Iliamna and
Mount Redoubt across Cook
Inlet from the Kenai Penin-j
sula in the belief the pilot'
may have flown down the
west side of the Inlet.
Ouzinkie Couple
Married Oct. 26
Now settled in their Ouzin
kie home after a short honey
moon in Kodiak are Mr. and
Mrs. Zack Chichenoff who
were married on Oct. 26 at the
Russian Orthodox Church in
Ouzinkie.
Father Gerasim Schmaltz
read the ceremony which
united Miss Katherine
Katelnikoff of Ouzinkie, and
Chichenoff, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Chichenoff of Ko
diak.
The bride wore a white satin
gown with finger-tip veil, and
carried white and pink car
nations. Her matron of honor
was her sister, Mrs. Bill Bos
kofsky, who chose a grey suit.
Bridesmaids from Ouzinkie
were the Misses Pauline Tor
sen, in aqua; Marie Katelnik
Ioff, in maize; Alma Panamari
off, in orchid; Rhea Boskotsky,
in turquoise; Alice Squartsoff,
and Tiny Walkoff in rose; and
Alice Boskofsky, in white net
over blue; and Lydia Chichen
off of Kodiak, who wore nile
green.
Tim Panamarioff was best
man and crown-holders for the
| bride were Floyd Anderson and
John Shannagin of Ouzinkie,
and for the bridegroom Robert
Small and Melvin Sholl of Ko.
Darlene Reft and Lucina
Squartsoff of Ouzinkie were
flower girls, Miss Reft in white
and Miss Squartscff in peach
Following the wedding, a
reception was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boskof
sky.
Among the Kodiakians who
attended the wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Chichenoff,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walkoff.
Mr. and Mrs. Small, Mr. and
Mrs. Sholl and Miss Justine
Chichenoff.
The city planning and zon
ing committee met Tuesday.
Ouzinkie Club
Holds Meeting
The Mother’s Club of Ouzin
kie held an election of officers
recently. Mrs. Betty Guge
was elected president during
the meeting at the Baptisl
Mission.
Mrs. Marie Henricks was
chosen as vice president,
Other officers are as follows
Secretary. Mrs. Beryl Torsen,
Mrs. Alice Panamaroff, chair
man refreshment committee,
Mrs. Paris Muller, chairmar
membership committee, Mrs.
Polly Torsen, cnairman pro
gram committee.
The club’s nominating com
mittee is composed of Alice
Panamaroff, Mary Squartsoff,
J Mrs. Charlie Warner. The in
stallation of the new officers
| will be held in the new chapel
i which was recently completed.
J The club members listened
to a recording made by Rev.
Billy Graham on “The Home.”
Miss Crowell served refresh
' ments to the members.
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ted bell bouy in St. Paul’s har
bor (L.L. No. 2762) has been
changed from flashing white
to flashing red every four
1 seconds and decreased to 30
Icandlepower with no other
change, according to a recent
| Notice to Mariners, issued by
I the Coast Guard from Juneau.
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