Graiid fVlatroji
OES Due Tuesday
Claris are complete for the
official visitation of Mrs. Kuth
A Jones, most Worthy Grand
Matron, General Grand Chap
ter, Order of the Eastern Star.
Tuesday. Kodiak Chajle
No. 13, OES, will perform the
ritualistic initiaiory work for
Mrs. Jones.
A dinner in her hnnor is
planned for Thursday at the
Masonic Temple. Eastern Star
members and husbands, Ma
sons and their wives may at
tend by m king reservations
with Mrs. Doris Smith.
Only a limited number can
be accommodated. Persons
planning to attend may cali
3dd4 and mike reservations.
! Four 'vater colors by Alas
kans are hanging in the lobby
of the Bank of Kodiak. Two
are by Lewis Crutcher, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Crut
cher and the others are by
Judge J . W. Kthoe.
i Each month the display will
be changed, Crutcher said. He
added that there are around 301
more paintings which will be
displayed.
Mrs. L. K. Wodlinger has
returned to town after several
months outside. Her husband
returned early this summer.
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President's Day
for ftotarians
Five of Kodiak Rotarj
Jlub’s songsters sang for the
members Tuesday. Ben Kraft.
■Jack Hinckel, Jim Martz.
Larry Wodlinger and Maurice
Briggs groaned through Home
On the Range.
The musical selection was &
part of the program honoring
past president of Kodiak Ro
tary Club l5I3.
The past presidents were
presented with tie clasps by ;
President Jules Radinsky on J
.behalf of the club. Those re-,
; ceiving gifts were Dr. A. Hoi
;mes Johnson, J. G. Martz,
,’Leon Johnson and William!
| Stone.
Dr. Johnson has been a
member of the local club for
over 10 years. He has served
three times as president. Out
of 559 meetings Dr. Johnson!
has attended 536. (
J. G. Martz will complete j
his tenth year next month. Hej
has attended 509 meetings out I
of a possible 520. William j
Stone became a member in
L948. He only missed 25 meet- j
ings out of 249.
Leon Johnson has not mis
sed a meeting since he joined
the club in 1949. He has at
tended 215 meetings.
Three charter members of
the organization were present
and made short talks. They
are Merrill Coon, Charles
Madsen and Jorgen Fredrick- J
son.
| Library Receives
Book Donations
Several new donations of
books have been received at
the Kodiak Community Li
brary, Mrs. Marshall Crut
cher, chairman, said this
week.
Mrs. Hulda Wilson of Pet-1
alume, California, has sent a'
six volume set of Ernest)
Thompson Seton’s Library of
Pioneering and Woodcraft,
three volumes of Kipling’s
works, and ten volumes of
Wit and Humor in America.
She has also donated a copy
of Robinson Crusoe.
The Camas, Wash., BPW
Club, which has already sent
several books for the library,
recently donated more.
j No Permit Required
1 For Deer Hunt
The first Kodiak-Afognak
group deer hunt will be held
August 20 to 23, inclusive.
Hunters will be permitted to
take one buck with visible
antlers.
This is not a permit hunt,
but is open to ail hunters hold
jing a proper license. Non-resi-j
| dents will require a $50 license
'and the service of a registered
I guide.
For further informotion con-'
tact a local Fish and Wildlife
Service representative or call
4292.
NOTICE
Wednesday night will be*
' game night at the Elks Club.
B’.ood Batik
Vlay Open Here
There is a possibility that a'
Red Cross blood bank will
come to Kodiak some time
next month as part of the na
tion’s defense program, Red
Cross chairman John Gibbons
said yesterday.
Gibbons has received a wire
from the San Francisco Red
Cross headquarters indicating
that if it is approved by the
military and acceptable to the
communities, the King County
Blood Bank of Seattle will
visit Anchorage, Fairbanks
and Kodiak in Augus,.
Gibbons contacted several
local organizations, and was
ass .i ’*<1 of their cooperation,
he said.
He is awaiting further word
from San Francisco at the pre
sent time.
Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson
was elected historian of the
woman’s Auxiliary to the Ter
ritorial Medical Association
during the recent convention
in Sitka.
Mrs. Johnson served as
president of the auxiliary dur
ing the 1952-53 year. The con
vention next year will be held
at Mt. McKinley Park on
August 15,16,17.
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