USO Plana
Celebration
Leading representatives of
the business and civic life of
Kodiak make up the com
mittee which is arranging the
celebration of the 13th an
niversary of the USO, John
Gibbons, committee chairman
announced yesterday.
, . The birthday observation
will be held at the USO on
February 5 and 6.
Leon Johnson, program
chairman; said special fea
tures of the USO observance
will include a formal dance
with a Navy orehestra oh
February 5. The dance will
be held between 8 and 11:30
pm. Mra. George Sonntag is
. in charge of the registration
of hostesses and guests.
Open house will be held al
the USO on the afternoon ol
February 6 from 2 to 4 pm.
Master of ceremonies
February 5 will be Chuck
Warren of WVCQ radio sta
tion. Speakers of the evening
will be Mayor Jack Hinckel,
Captain W. K. Rhodes, com
manding officer KNS, Mar
shall Crutcher, Chamber of
Commerce president and John
Gibbons, chairman of the
USO committee.
Mrs. John Raft was an in
coming PNA passenger re
cently.
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Mrs. 8oggs
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Mrs Rav Boggs w, s in
i stalled as Worthy Matron of
! Kodiak Chapter No. 13. OE\
iryc-mtly. She replaces Mrs.
J Karl kextrew who was Worthy
j Patron daring the past year.
| Other officers of the local
j chapter are Bernard Smith,
j Worthy Patron; Mrs. Smith,
' associate matron; Fred Trip
lett, associate patron.
Mrs. William Smith is secre
tary and Mrs. W. A. Cannon
is treasurer for 1951.
Mrs. Wes Rht ades was in.
stalled as conductress and Mrs.
John Slater as associate con
ductress. Mrs. Karl Brunstad
is chaplain; Muriel Valen.
marshal; Audrey Naldrett,
[organist. Star points are Helen |
J Seleen, Adah; Fostina John-|
'son, Ruth; Margery Knudsen,
Esther; Edna Drinkall, Mar
tha; Jerry Brown, Electa.
Vida Truitt was installed as
warder and J. W, Rhoades,
sentinel.
Several Complete <
Mining Course
\ Certificates for completing,
the University of Alaska’s'
Mining Extension Course will
be issued to 38 residents of
Kodiak and to 53 persons re
siding on Kodiak Naval Sta
tion. . .
The classes were conducted
by Leo Mark Anthony, pro
fessional prospector and gradu
ate engineer. ■
Classes in town were held!
at the school building. Those ]
completing the course were
Clarence Anderson, Phelps
Bigelow, William Bigelow
Morris Burnham, Basil Clark,
Gerald Clark, Mary Cornelius,
George Cornelius, Ray Ewell,
DeWitt Fields, Nancy Fulton,
Graham Fulton, John Griffin,
Roy Harcourt, Loveis Jack
son, Mildred Morrison, Eunice
Neseth, Robert Owen. 1
Others are Harold Pratt,
Austin Rummage, John Ruud.
Kermit Seifert, Edythe Smith,
Lester Sorum, Stephen Sus
tarsic, Ruby Walker, Olive'
Walker, Peter Frorer, Kim
ball Clark, Pearl Foster,
Thurston Jackson, Eugene
Lightfoot, Donald Pettacchi,
Dorothy Rohwer, James
Veazy, Arden Hawks, John
Rohwer, Juanita Ewell.
Anthony left Kodiak Wed
nesday via PNA for Anchor
age.
Heinie Berger Dies
Heinie Berger, 64, long time
Alaskan and operator of a
mail boat line, died Sunday in
Seattle after being bedridden
for a year.
Berger was vice president
of the Berger Transportation
Company which operates the
' Garland, mail boat which
j serves the Aleutian Islands
via Kodiak.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at Seattle.
Berger lived for many years
in Anchorage.
Rainbow Girls
Elect Officers
.Jackie Foster has been in
stalled as worthy advisor of
the Order of Rainbow Girls,
Kodiak Assembly No. 13.
Gail Prouty. Dast worthy
advisor installed the new
officers. Linda Kockst d is as
sociate worthy advisor.
Other new officers are Lois
Goudie, charity: Francis
Lindsley, hope; Nancy
Templeton, faith; Barbara
Moffitt, recorder; Margaret
Malutin, treasurer; Irene
Hicks, chaplain.
Carol Jennings is drill
leader; Lila Olsen, confidential
observer; Jane Smith, outer
observer: Elizabeth Sautner,
musician: Virgina Lee, love;
Jean Smith, religion; Johanna
Beukers, nature; Carol John
son, immortality; Hazel Hart
man, fidelity; Arleen King,
patriotism, Carol Tolbert,
service.
Mrs. Bernard Smith is
mother advisor and Mrs.
Muriel Valen is associate. The
girls wore evening dresses.
Refreshments were served
following the ceremony.
Don Crawford returned
home Monday after a month’s
trip to the states. He visited
his parents in Jasper, Mo.,
and a brother in Pennsylvania.
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