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Help A CCA
The students of Kodiak Pub
lic School are assisting in the
sale of Alaska Crippled Child
ren Association Christmas
cards. In previous years the
students have sold the cards.
Featured this year are two
full color cards designed by
Paul Bond, Kodiak artist.
Mrs. John Springhill expres
sed gratitude for the help the
youngsters are giving by sell
ng the Christm as cards.
E. Jeffs and C. 0. Rush of
Anchorage were outgoing
PM A passengers Wednesday.
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Masons, O.E.S. Members
install New Officers
Joint Installation Ceremo-,.1
nies by Kodiak Lodge 195 F.
& A.M. and Order of The
Eastern Star, Chapter 13 were
held Wednesday night at the
Masonic Temple.
Jules Radinsky was installed
as Worshipful Master of the
Masonic Lodge and Mrs. Mil
dred P. Rextrew as Worthy
Matron of the Eastern Star.
J. W. Rhoades, outgoing
Worshipful Master was pre
sented with a gift by members
of the Masonic Lodge. Outgo
Ronnie’s Cafe
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‘Kodiak’s Popular Eating Spot”
proprietors
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what it means to have
the friendship of folks
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it is a pleasure to
wish you and yours a
Merry Christmas.
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).E. S. is Bonnie B. Truitt. i
Other newly installed offi-j
■o''? of Lodge' 295 are Chester'
\llain, Senior Warden; Hubert
Rochelle, Junior Warden, Emil
xnudsen, treasurer; Merrill
Joon, secretary.
Others are Harold Hall,
senior deacon; Frank Sheff,
unior deacon; Zora WTilson,
senior steward; Clifford Lat.
Jsh, junior steward; Karl
Rextrew, marshall; John Rol
ins, chaplain; Bernard Smith,
:yler.
Installing Master was J.W.
Rhoades and Installing Mar
shall was Hugh Green.
These officers installed by
she O.E.S. were Worthy Pat
ron, Harry Jackson; Associate
Matron, Sibyl Boggs; Associate
3atron, Chester Allain;
Secretary, Hazel Smith;
treasurer, Margaret Cannon.
Also taking office for the
:oming year were Louise Coon,
lonductress; Doris Smith, as-J
lociate conductress; Margery
tnudsen, chaplain; Leah|
faekson, marshall; Inez Zear
ey, organist; Lillian Radinsky,
\.dah; Mary Ruth Slater,'
tuth; Sarah Rhoades, Esther;!
iernice Glass. Martha; Helen
ieleen, Electa; Margaret Gon
lors, warder; Fred Triplett,
entinel.
Master of Ceremonies for
he O.E.S. was Curtis Cush-J
lan, Installing Matron, i
lonnie Truitt, Installing Mar- j
half, Bertie Crawford; In-j
tailing secretary, treasurer
nd organist were Florence
ashman, Marie Johnme'yer
nd Betty Springhill.
lew Uniforms
■or PNA Flyers <
The PNA Flyers, basketball I
2am playing in the Navy:
<eague, will soon be sporting
ew uniforms, Ray Martin, P I
1A representative, said this
reek.
The Flyers have been play
ig a fast game of basketball j
i the league. The squad is
lade up of local players and
ome from the base.
(errigans Buy
Hew Home I
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kerrigan
ave purchased the home on
Carlson Hill owned by Mrs.
'atrick Lynch, and plan to
love into it soon. Mr. and.
Irs. Ralph Shupp and children
ave occupied the house for
he past two years.
E.G. Clay, acting associated
irea Rent Director for An-!
horage, will be in Kodiak
londay and Tuesday.
Anyone wishing information
cgarding rentals may contact
!lay at the local office in the |
[odiak Apartments.
A 1951 Dodge taxi, owned
iy Pat Cannon, overturned at
he corner of Mill Bay Road
md Sixth Avenue Saturday
light. I
Color Movie Shown
At Church Tonight ,
“Mary Reed’’, a color and
sound motion picture memo-j
rializing 52 years of work by a!
Methodist missionary, Mary.
Reed, among leprosy victims,!
in a remote outpost in the |
foothills of the. Himalaya'
Mountains of India, will b'|
presented at the Community
Baptist Church at 8:00 this
evening-.
The Film is produced by the
American Leprosy Missions,
Inc. There will be a free-will
offering.
A single engine plane owned
by Joe Zentner will be flown
from Kodiak to his ranch this
week if weather conditions
are favorable.
The plane has been under
going repairs for several
months. It was damaged in a
windstorm last year shortly
after the new plane was flown
here from the states.
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