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♦ >r. ^ Louis Perkal arr v d!
^re !^s*- weekend from Newj
iprk City to join Mr?. Perk: 1 j
wno has been here for several
weeks.
I)., i erkal is an osteopathic
Physician and plans to open an
ofhce here as soon as here-!
ceives his license from Juneau. |
Mrs. Perkal is working at
the Bank of Kodiak. Both are
members of the Bahai faith. '
I he Garland was in and out;
of port on Sunday.
liuth Layton was on the in
coming passenger list of the
Denali Monday.
iVirs. John iVlalutm .Abb;
Active in Hus sian Church
Mrs. John Malutin, 59, a
leader in the Russian Church
community here for the pas
ten years*died last Saturday
afternoon at Griffin Memorial
Ho u’ital.
Mrs. Malu in, who had been
i i failing- health for the i ast
two years, was admitted to
tie loiptal the precec.ing
Tuesday.
Funeral services for her
were held on Tuesday after
noon at the Russian Orthodox
Church. Pabbearers were
George Panamaroff, John
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and
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-iautner, James G iroutts, Jess
B1 nn, Max Tharkelsen, and
vVilliam Robertson, Sr.
Margarec Hope Malutin was
born in 1 94 at Afognak and
lived there and in Kodiak for
| few ye;rsbefo<e going 10
j Seward, which she considered
home for many yea's.
I In 19:^6, the fami y moved
'to K-diat. During the war
|years. Mrs. Malutin operated
i the Home Laundry but gave
1 it up when the work proved
too much for her health.
I Her main interest was the
Russian Church here, and she
was instrumental in obtaining
funds for its rebuilding after
a disastrous fire. Before tele
phones appeared in Kodiak
she would trudge the streets
arranging benefits to raise
money for a new church.
I She was president of the
Russian Women’s Club for ten
years, and resigned last year
when her health began to
fail. She was called a “pillar
of the church'’ by all who
knew of her interest in it and
of the many hours she gave to
it.
| Besides her husband, Mrs.
i Malutin is survived by three
| daughters, Mrs. Carl Sautner,
Mrs. Rusk Bolsinger, and
Margaret Hope Malutin, and
one son, Victor J., all of Ko
diak. Also survi\ ing are eight
grandchildren.
Scouts Hold
Court Of Honor
Boy Scouts of Troops 625
and 626 were advanced in rank
and awarded merit badges at
a Court of Honor last week
[which was held at the USO.
Tenderfoot badges were
I presented to Richard Hux
tableand Ronald Short, Second
Class badges were given to
Ronald Smith, Tony Morrison
Tim Metrokin, Bobby Melrose,
Roger Knight, John Kilgore
and Richard Huxtable.
Leo Brownfield, Dick Mc
Ivor, John Reft and Robert
r Smith were made First Class
j scouts. Troop awards were
k made to the advisers of the
[troops. Leon H. Johnson gave
the address for the evening.
Patrol skits, Indian lore de
monstrations and the p esenta
tion of the atten lance award
were pat t of the prog am.
Stanley '1 horsheim was ad
vanced to Star Scout and merit
badges were awarded to Gerald
Clark, John Reft, Mike Swen
| sen, Stan'ey Thorsheim and
I Artie Torgramsen. Thorsheirr
[ and Torgramsen accepted the
I troop awards from Mayor Lee
| C. Bettinger.
Captain J. A. Flenniken and
Tom Nachand are the chair
men of Troop committee 626.
J ohn Gibbons is chairman of
Troop committee 625.
Howard McAllister and
Ralph Mitscher were incoming
passengers aboard the Denali
Monday.
Notary Governor
Visits Here
Dr. Bruce Gordon, Rotary
Interna^onal of District 151,
paid an official visit to the local
club this week. He was the
guest of Jules Radinsky, pres
ident of Kodiak Rotary Club
5533 while here.
| The district governor is
r from Vancouver Island in
| British Columbia. He has
jvisted seveial clubs in the ter
. ritory and on leaving Kodiak
I planned to fly to Fairbanks
and Nome.
The work of the pa~t year
and plans for the coming Ro
tary year were aisscussed at
»n assembly of officers and
committee chairmen.
This was Dr. Gordon’s first
visit to Kodiak.
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Ends Visit Here
Mis? Ardath Priddy of Los
Angeles, who has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Neal War
wick for the past two weeks
left on the Denali Monday for
the states.
Lewis E. McDaniels was
fined $50 and given a five day
su pmded sentence when
found guilty of driving while
under the influence of intoxi
cating liquor.
The case was heard on Mon
day.
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