Local Couple Wed
In Quiet Ceremony
Mrs. Lila Bowman became the
bride of Archer Lewis Saturday
evening, February 4, 1956. The
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Metz
gan was the scene of the wedding,
officiated by Chaplain H. W. Buck
ingham, U. S. N.
Given in marriage by Timothy
Gilmore, the bride was lovely in a
John Bishop Original ballerina
length gown of turquoise lace ajid
net over taffeta. Her matching
shoulder length, veil was held by
a Juliet cap, and she wore a cor
sage of brown and green orchids.
Mrs. Oneita Metzgar, matron of
honor, wore a gown of white lace
over champagne taffeta with a
back overskirt of white and cham
pagne nylon net. Bud Metzgar was
best man.
Vinnie Root sang “Because” with
1 Mrs. Kenneth Craig accompanying
at the piano.
Others attending the wedding
were Mrs. Vinnie Root, Mrs. Helen
Seleen, Archer Lewis, Jr. and
Rear Admiral Kenneth Craig. „
Following the ceremony, a - re
ception was held at the Elks Hall
where approximately 300 guests
gathered to wish the couple happi
ness. Mrs. Root was in charge of
the guest book.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis left Monday
for Curry, Alaska, and are expect
ed to return today.
NOTICE A
We wish to thank all of our pa
trons who have helped us expand
our dairy business into a new rtrod
ern Pasteurization Plant.
There will be no more home de
liveries, but the same high quality
milk may be obtained from stores
and restaurants in Kodiak.
The Nixon Family •
Crooked Island Farms
OUT-OF -T&tfN VISITORS
Out-of-town visitors to Kodiak re
cently and registered at the Ko
diak Hotel included the following:
From Anchorage: S. j. Kreshel
of the Internal Revenue office,
Miss Bertha Mohler; A.E. Wunder
lick of the Land Office; Glen B.
Walker; C. A. Po'ythress; Edwin A
Emerson; Joe Huber; Mr. and Mrs.
Felix Aube schorl; B. L. itoleman
of the CAA; £>r. E. E. Bach; A .1.
Beers,. James S. McLoed, Thomas
Smith and William Miller.
From Juneau: Jesse A. Beyer
and Rodney Smith. Seattle visitors
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were: Baxter Fekh; Harold Bon
net, J. P. Maas, Vernon Hilliker,
the latter with the Alaska Packers.
H. P. Gazaway registered from
Palmer, and Roy Ravelle from
Fairbanks. The latter is superin
tendent of construction at Sitinak.
-GJVWV- Vrooman from Corvallis,
Oregon end B. L. Daniel* from
RaittefrOregwr. The latter is con
nected with Macri Construction.
Others included R. C. McGaffin,
Burley, Washington and Charles L.‘
Van Cise{J'Adak.
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The Balloon Dance of the Year
PURPLE BUBBLE BALL
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ELKS HALL
Buffet Dinner Served from 7:30 p.m. Dancing from 10:00 p.m.
For visiting Brothers, all Elks, Their ladies, Emblem Club
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PATRONIZE A NEW INDUSTRY!
Kodiak Creamery now offers yon the best miJk ever sold in Kodiak.
It’s Pasteurized —
For Your Protection
It’s Sale ---
For —
Our milk is fresh daily. It is
scientifically safeguarded from
the Farm to the Store. Every known
Sanitary precaution is .taken, even
greater care than required by law.
And Yet —
You pay less for our milk
than ordinary milk. Try it
and see the difference.
QUALITY REQUIREMENTS
You he the Judge.
• Is it Fresh ? # Has it a Hand Flavor ?
• Is it Clean ? • Will it Keep Well ?
“Ti/e PxaetA* <utd ‘Dclcvt't Svtry Said OttUf etc State*
Remember: “Pasteurization is Your Health Assurance”
Kodiak Creamery, Inc.
Phone 2242 Plant & Office
Harbor Ave. & Marine Way
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