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Evening star., 1961-01-08
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Civil Wor

Mrs. q. s. NJ. Vienna. Va.
Would anyone be Q mena-
ber Of o local group Of Civil
War butts? ! am ahxious
70 contact Q group Of this
sort In the hope that my son
might observe or participate
in centennial activities.
ThaDk V0al.
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BlenjsE Recipes
Nra. "a N. a. Mflnj

MIRA. G. ". g., ANattsUille
I snisy RICH very much
and have gotten come won.
derful IDEAS from IL. hut new
! pefS0rsailI need help.
For Christmas I received o
foo4 blender which I am sure
I woula enjoy much more Il
! had some goOd reeipes for
Evening star., 1961-01-08
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

fat side up. Do not cover or
add water. Strips Of. bacon
or beef suet may be laid
across the top to haste the
veniscn. Roast IN o slow oven
(32s degrees) for 20 minutes
per poind."
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Shower Curtuins
70: r. McG.

Mrs. a. D. G.. Arlington
I have washed nay plastic
shower curtains and plastic
window curtains many times
In the waslilng maehine. !
use . detergent 70 remove
mildeE. ete. ! Also dry them
In q dryer.
II they are Wrinkled I then
press than with my steam
iron, ysinG Q pressing cloth
and being careful not to let
the iron touch the plastic.
Ny curtains were done this
way juss today and they look
As good asneW.
N4ftsiA a. -
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How TO Live in the Tropics
Mrs. J. W. O.. Arlington

am seeking advice on how best to i've In the
tropics for number Of years.
Ny husband is considering accepting posi-
tion Ia Djakarta, Java. There is much information
put out by the hiring agency. but am hoping TO
obtain advice from someone who has lived there and
Evening star., 1961-01-08
soft.cookies
MYs. n. Z. r., Washi,

MYs. n. Z. H., Washington
Here's Q recipe for soft
cookies. particularly good at
the holiday season.
Use ! cup butter or short
entng:. Ia cups granulated
Evening star., 1961-01-08
tn. w:.s.:!... sSsD.G 3 .sIAs z Soeiety-Home t-'
JanveU g. 1861

As . result It NOW has . musty
odor which makes 1t. impose
tible TO use. s1@
( I've tried airing it again
In the sun but this hasn't
helped at al. !, !
Thank you for any sug-
geStiOnS.
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Address. Unknown

Mrs. J. n. Del, Silver Sprtitg
I would like to know the
address OF Fraser Morris o
C6. In NeW Yerk. This Is o.
frm handing fe0d items fer
shipment eveEseas and Gov
ernlnent iDellas mostly for
United states delivery.
! lost the address. evidently
In moving. and % have been
unable to send uAy usual
overseas sifts thus far. Thank
you. -
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WEE WOMEN

sugar; Al eEEs, Beat sspa-
rately. add yolks to ereained
butter and sugar ana mix.
Then mix / teaspoon soda
with . tablespoons sour cream
Evening star., 1961-01-08

red stiff cloth-and paste the
cards In them. Then I intend
to take them to children's
wards In the various hos
pitals. This win help the pa
tients spend many happy
hours.
I hope that many other
people viii find this q happy
solution to their problems.
too.
Mosaic JeWeiry
Mrs. r. J. D., Wasltington
Can anyone supply me with
the address Of an importer
Of italian mosaic jewelry?
Thank you % much.
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1t. Any and oil inforsnation
regarding recipes and IDEAS
for its use would be greatly
appreciated.
MY blender Is quart sise
and has one speed. Thank
you.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

Toured large pan or cookie
sheet until cookies are light
brown--about Q to 10 min.
utes in SIS degree oven.
Make Q butter icing using
. tablespoons melted butter,
2 cups confectioner,s sugar:
I teaspoon vanilla. enough
sweet cream or milk to make
icing right for use In dec
Grating tube. ~
! I hope this recipe win add
70 some falnily,s happiness.
Merry Christmasl
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Christmas Cords
Mrs. 3. H., Rockville

The query regarding what
to do with old Christmas
cards prompted me to send in
my solution to the problem.
I am going to make books
-using oil cloth or black or
Evening star., 1961-01-08
'Austy Smell

Mrs.tJ.. r.. Takoma Park
Could someone please tell
ME how 10 get q nusty smell
from q diaper bag? I left
. new diaper bag outside
70 air and forgot u overnight.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

Get your records in order newl This honcy
~ month file FOR eoneelsd checks is Of grey
steel with hinged cover and lock.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

Sturdy steel table with handy sxpo"sie"
Ieoves. Free wheeling rollers make easy
10 move from ploee TO ploee Also useful
os extro toblo.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

Discontinued po'erns ond irresvIors Of
Nenhbrook and Gale Plastic Ployns
Cords. Long wearing. cosy 10 eleoN. Smart
conventional end modern desisna
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-05-04
Chester Minister
Dies in Hospital

CHESTER - Word has
been received that Rev. Al
bert M. jenkins, 80, of 79
Lincoln Blvd, Bedford, Ohio
died April 19 in the Bedford
Municipal Hospital.
From about 1905 to 1909 he
was the pastor of the Disciple
Church in CheSterland and
FoWler'S Mills.
He lived in the parsonage
in CheSterland.
He retired 20 years ago,
but substituted for vacation
ing ministers for some time.
Funeral services were held
April % in Bedford.
He is survived by his wife,
Cora, and a daughter, Miss
Flora jenkins, who reside at
the Bedford address.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-05-04
Postponed
Vote to be
Held Mon.

CHESTER - Due to an un-
expected storm April "a, the
West Geauga PTA meeting
was adjuourned before the
necessary business was trans
acted.
A special meeting will be
held May 8 at 8 pm. in the
West Geauga High School
study hall.
Parents and teachers will
vote on whether they want 2
units ian elementary PTA
and a junior and high school
PTA), or to retain the pre-
sent PTA.
1t is necessary hat the
vote regarding the reorgani-
Zation of the PTA be taken
at this time, so that plan S
can be made for the coming
year.
"This is an important dec
iSion and directly effects you
and your child" said Evelyn
M. Coulman, publicity chair
man.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-05-04
NEWS from CHESTER

ing April "a
Mrs. Kelley reports that g
light bulb in the kitchen was
broken and smoke was dis
covered in the attic.
She called the Chester Vol.
unteer Fire Department ano
wishes to commend them for
immediate response. There
was no actual fire, but dam
age TO the TV antenna and
electrical wiring.
Mrs. Yaro Sojka attended
Mothers Weekend" activ-
tiles as the guest of her daugh
ter, Evelyn, at Kent State
University.
Mrs. Murray LaMoreaux
was the guest of her daugh-
ter, Laura, at Baldwin Wal
lace for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A.
Lincks have moved back to
ElPaso, Texas.
Mrs. Minnie Sharp is ex-
pected to return to her home
at 20 Sharp Lane, this week.
She has spent the winter at
EuStiS, Fla.
MIR. and Mrs. Yaro Sojka
and Mrs. Leonard CieChan-
ski visited Diamond Temple,
Pythian Sisters in Middlefield
April 27. Mrs. Sojka is Dis
trict II Deputy and this was
her official visit.
Mrs. Ward Lawrence's and
M SIS Marilyn Campbell's
fourth grade classes at CheS-
ter Elementary School visit
ed the Geauga County His
t orical Museum in Burton
and, the Cheese factory in
Middlefield.
Mothers who helped super
wise the trip were Mrs. Bill
Marx, Mrs. Philip Petersen,
Mrs. Kenneth Martineau, and
Mrs. John White.
Gary Boehringer, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Boehring-
er, Caves Rd., is now living
at Lake Forest, Ill. where he
is the assistant golf pro at
OnWentSia Country Club.
Barbara Jean Boothe, n
senior at West Geauga High
School is the recipient Of a
State Nursing scholarship a.
Warded by the Ohio Fedora
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-05-04
Will Display
Oil Paintings

CHESTER - An art gall
cry will exist in the Chester
Lumber Company salesroom
from May / thru May Is
when Peter Petersen Jr., pre-
sents an informal exhibition
of his oil paintings.
The exhibit will be open
daily during regular business
hours, and Friday evenings
un til 9 pm.
Mr.. Petersen is a self
taught artist with no formal
training in painting.
A prev 10 US showing,
brought ma ny requests for a
more comprehensive display,
it was learned. Over fifty
oils, painted over a period of
several years, will be shown.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-05-04
By Mrs. Tom Battles

Mike Gibson, four-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Gibson, had a tonsillectomy
at Geauga Community Hos
pital April "a.
John Edworthy, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Eric EdWorthy, 100
Dorothy Drive, has been in
Geauga Community Hospital
with serious injuries to both
hands. He underwent surgery
there on April % after receiv-
ing cuts sustained when a
glass jar containing a snake
was broken.
His left hand was the more
seriously injured and will re-
quire therapy. John is nine
years old and attends West
wood School.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis A. Kelley, East Hill
Drive, was struck by lightn-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-05-04
East
By Mrs. Martin Langaa
PA 9-7837

oNAA u Il LII LAOI "GEh
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Battles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patterson,
N. c Patterson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gero. Hansen from here
attended the 50th wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry West, in Perry last
Sunday. Mrs. West is a cou-
sin of Mr.. Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kruger
and children from Euclid,
visited at the home of the
latters parents, the r. H.
WhislerS, last Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Kayk, of
North Eaton called on the Ell
wood Grove family, Sunday
The r. Ross and P. Sidoti
families entertained relatives
and friends from Cleveland
on Sunday.
A few from here attended
the wedding reception of Eve
lyn Randell and Chas. Rob-
ertson, in w illoughby, last
Saturday afternoon.
The couple were married
at l pm. in st. Gregory'S s
Church, in So. Euclid last
Saturday.
Miss Jane Heskitt and her
mother from Akron, W ere
guests of Mrs. G. C. Hansen
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLANCY Nc
Gurer and daughter, Mrs.
Ray Phillips called on the F.
Phillips family in Hambden,
last Thursday.
The Dryden families of Kip
ton and wellington, were
weekend guests of the j. H.
BaXterS.
Miss Jean Allison of E.
Cleveland and Mr.. J. Doyle,
of Lakewood enjoyed a VEIN
er roast at the VIM. lewis,
home last Sunday night.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-05-04

Hospital on April 20. She
wishes to thank all those who
sent remembrances.
Mrs. Wesley Petersen and
Mrs. Mabel Collins attended
Alpha Day Convocation at
Hiram College April 27. Miss
Linnette Petersen, a junior
became a member of the AL
pha Society, all members are
juniors and seniors with an
accumulative average of 3.5
or better. Miss Petersen was
recently elected president of
the Hiram College Glass of
1862.
Mrs. w. L. Hefter, Cedar
was hostess to members of
the Chester Garden Club on
April 26. Co hostesses
were Mrs. William Gustafson
and Mrs. Kenneth Sperry.
Mrs. Peter Rub spoke on
Herb Gardening"
Several members will at
tend the annual all day meet
ing Of the Ohio Garden Club
at HigbeeS, May 8.
The clubs next meeting
date is May "a at the Chester
K of P hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Han
sen will show slides and
speak on European Gar
dens."
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-05-04
Home Furnishings
Stolen From Home

Joe Misinski's household
furniture has dwindled con-
Siderably.
Burglars entered his resid-
ence Hubbard Rd., Burton
near Rt. 700, by prying open
a door with a Screwdriver, re-
ported Geauga Count Sherl11
Louis A. RoSbuSky.
Five pictures were taken
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-05-04

year by the Federation from
the Ethel Swanbeck Fund
and is in the amount of $500.
Pythian Sisters of Maple
Leaf Temple 223, met April
81 at the Chester K of P Hall.
Following the regular meet
ing, refreshments were Serv-
ed by Mrs. Dave RoSeum,
Mrs. Florence Rosenberg,
and Mrs. Robert Williams.
The birthdays during Jan,
Feb, March and April were
celebrated.
Jimmy Petersen, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Petersen,
Mayfield Rd., celebrated his
twelfth birthday on April %.
His grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Petersen were
supper guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Fike,
announce the birth of a daugh
ter, Karen Diane, born on
April 19 at Geauga Commun-
ity Hospital.
Members and friends Of
Chester Grange who visited
Boys Village at Smithville,
Ohio, on April 80 we're: Mr.. |
and Mrs. E. G. PurSiful, Yaro |
Sojka Jr., Mary Sojka, Mrs.
Lawrence Battles, Mrs. Nab
ellie Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Smith and Sue Ellen
Smith. They toured the Viii
lage and had dinner at Smith
vile Inn.
Mrs. Ronald Huge, 80 Hic-
kory Drive, will be hostess at
t h next bridge interest
group meeting of the Chester
land Welcome Wagon Club
May a8t $50 pm. All We'll
come Wagon members who
are interested in playing bri-
dge at this session are asked
to call Mrs. Huge at PA g.
4463.
Like nome made pie? The
menu of the family style
swiss steak dinner to be serv-
ed at the Chester K of P Hall
on May from 5 pm. to 7:3o
pm, includes a variety of
home made pies. Members of
home made pies. Mebers of
Maple Leaf Temple 223, Ches
ter Pythian Sister, are the
cooks and the mattresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Fritz, Cedar Road, announce
the birth of their second son,
Gregary Mark. He was born
April 16 at Lake County Mem
orial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rut-
ledge Betty Michaeals) for.
mer Chester residents now of
Mentor Headlands, became
the parents Of a son on April
81. He has been named Brian
Wayne and he was born at
Lake County Memorial Hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Post flew
home from Vero Beach, Flor
ida April 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Riton-
daro and daughter, Miss Dar-
rah, have returned home
from a vacation to Hollywood
and Palm Beach, Fla.
The Wi CheSk Ma Camp
Fire girls went to the Radio
Station WDGO, April 20
where they listened to the
childrens hour program.
Their voices were permanen-
tly recorded for the introduc-
tion of the Childrens Hour to
be heard on 405 FIN, Monday
thru Friday. Mrs. George
Hutchinson is the adult lead
er.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Hall and
daughters, of LoganSport, In
lana, visited t he Russell
Wenger family the weekend
of April 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ran
dell announce the birth of
their fifth child, a daughter,
born April 20 at Geauga Com
Hospital. She has
been named Denise Elaine.
Mrs. Glenn Russell and
Mrs. Ruth BiShip attended a
meeting of the American
Assn. of University Women
at WelShfield Inn May 2.
Norman Park, English and
Social Studies teacher at
Chester Junior High, has
been i'll. Mrs. Glenn Russell
has ben substituting for him.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Whit
comb and son called on Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Battles and
e
, 1961-05-13
EDITORIAL
aat.a4.
OUR CULTURAL PROGRAM

U CULTURAL PROGRAM
AS OF THIS time, we daresay, the whole idea Of a Cul-
tural Affairs Advisor, a Cultural Affairs Program, and the like,
may be just words to many of us, with but a fleeing, general
idea of what is previously involved. The sooner the Governor
and his officials in the Cultural Affairs Program see fit to out
line in greater detail what they have in mind the better it
will be for all of us,
H D E OF a Cultural Affairs program is a good
one. People must not live by bread alone. They must know
what is taking place. They must play. They must know, and
understand, and appreciate recreation, which can be used at
its best only when the degree Of appreciation is high enough
to make the non-working hours m~eaningful.
BUT WHAT SPECIAL interests will this program in
cIude2 Will it include a people-topeople program? Will
background and culture Of these Islands be presented to the
outside world in its most favorable light? Will these Islands
seek to develop exchanges in music and literary programsP
In time, will a program similar to Festival Casals come to
these Islands?
WHATEVER FORM this whole program takes, or what
ever the emphasis may be, the Program is in good hands. DR..
Alonzo Moron has all the equipment. He is joined by Herman
Wouk, famed author, and in time with the committee. Mr..
Wouk is known for his many works, among them, Marjorie
Morningsides and This is Ny Cod
TO HAVE TIED in our cultural program with educa-
ton is one Of the wiseSt moves the Governor could have
made, for after all, where should culture be strengthened
and carried forward than in the schools. All this is taking
for granted that it starts in the home. Our students need an
understanding Of and, appreciation for, the higher, finer
things Of life. Music, and the other arts need to be emphasize
ed, and contacts need to be made with groups other than our
own 50 that there is developed a broad base for knowing and
understanding the world about US.
IT IS NOTED that the Governor plans to appoint a com
mittee on Cultural Affairs. There, for example, is one place
where Virgin Islanders on the mainland might be willing 70
serve. HEHy
, 1961-05-13
BY H GOVERNOR


VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATE
"A PROCLAMATION
MOTHERS DAY MAY IA, 1861
WHEREAS, the second Sunday in May is tradition
ally observed as Mothers Day throughout the United
States Of America. and
WHEREAS, Mothers Day was founded as a ,reli-
gious and sacred day to remember and honor our Moth
9rs, dead or living; and
WHEREAS, the people of the Virgin Islands de-
sire to participate in this special tribute to those who
have contributed so much to all Of us:
NOW, THEREFORE, ], RALPH M. PAIEWONSKY,
Governor of the Virgin Islands Of the United States, by
virtue of the power vested in me, do hereby dedicate
and set aside Sunday, May "A, 1861, as Mothers Day
in the Virgin Islands Of the United States, and | urge all
citizens to honor their Mothers by expressions Of love,
reverence and remembrance.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto set my
hand and caused the Seal of the Government of the Vir-
gin Islands of the United States to be affixed at Char
lotte Amalie, st. Thomas, this tenth day Of May, AID,
1861.
Ralph M. PaiewonskY
Governor
Attest:
Cyril E. King
Government Secretary
, 1961-05-13
IN INVITATION

ON BEHALF or HIS EXCELLENCY, III
GOVERNOR or THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
RESIDENTS OF ST. CROIX ARE CORDIALLY
INVITED TO ATTEND A RECEPTION AT
GOVERNMENT HOUSE, C~HRISTIANSTED,
FROM $50 TO $50 /. M. ON SUNDAY,
MAY IA, 1861, IN HONOR or THE NEW
GOVERNMENT SECRETARY o THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS, THE HONORABLE
CYRIL E. KING.
Alva G. McFarlane
Administrator for st. Croix
Evening star., 1961-02-17

Wonderful values in wool and
wool and Docron poIyester.
expertly toiIored suits. Popular
Ivy style in medium and light
shades for spring wear. Coot
fully ruyon lined. Sizes 10 10 20.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-12

One 1s-1er 4D [he EditDr" WE reerH- BU inability 1D print fnr lack uf space ls zna O. Mrs Casey Anpen. NlhD explains the vicissi 1unes encountered n running 1he popular Kalsin Bay Benevolent SB- riEfy bDB-h, gIVes cTed1 wherz credit E dus and explains 1haz inc prBcesds from 1ns boUth wan1 1D the Kodiak Alsuzian Historical Sp- cie-v and the Public Library. We will pr1n1 her le-tar h nex1 weeks Esue
 Various articles, such as pictures and news items have ID be lHE DIT at The 3as1 minu1e. We hope sui dcien1 has been included to give 3 far pic-ure nf 3 mos successful Festival -Edi1Dr
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17,o0o Mile Trip

. z7.ll1BmI1e automobile z-Ip vinlch 1B0k them from Seattle fo Pananlz Guy. through Central America 4D New York and from 1ne-H 1D dDmar. Tzs recently cDm pleaed by Harry and Guvnszn GBzzschalk. who are visiting ID Ke- diak a1 present
 The couple travelled euzrely uy au1D with the exception nf zne trip between Panama City and New 4nrk, vTnAn they -Bde . banana bBa< 4 wDnderzu zrlp" was 1har enthusiastic comment
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Group Selects

B James The Fisherman E the nanR selHc1ed for tneir church by members u <ne Episcopal Church nf KBdiak-
 Fa1nsT Hugh Hall Df Seward be came pries 4ln-cnagH Bn May 1DfEh, replacing Rev TnnmaE :. E1sve land 0f Palmer. xzhp has been cDn- duc1Ing services Bnre a mDrtn ID the basemsn- uf the Russian 0rzhp- dBx Church. The la-1er has been caIl4d 10 Tanana, uihere ne will begIn 10 Ee-ve June l. replacing zne RHx Curtis Edwards vlhD re rsnzly lns1 d1is 1Ife ID a 1-agic n0me fire
 Fa1ter Hall will cnn1lnns 10 cgn- nnc1 monthly BerVices and caTy un me Brganiza1iDna functions Bf 1hs Church. SerVires. classes and mea-ings will be published n the Church serzIgn Df The paper Unce 2 munzh-
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-12
Mirrored Reflections
By SIG D1GEET

The dHazh uF DIT Did zriend John Fla1cner. WAS uI11e 3 blow znls week. We have x0-ke1 win nm nn ms 1naa-R advertising and Bsnar mazfa-x 7nr many vea-E Els lBVe fn- KDdiak. zhe cIvIc 1-ills dis- plsyed, his liking 5Dr peBplE, and hE cDnszam endeave- ID prpVInR his pubIie win s8ms g0B6 screen entertainment, WE-s Just 2 few Uf Ing manF gB0d things 1haz cBuld bs said aBDu nm He waS 2 man Q sxcallen- principles. VIII E ser U eDDn mn-aI standards which guided hin n ms selection Uf pir- 1urHE ID bR snpEu ln KDdIak- His unbDunuHc enthusiasm fnr 1Br1h-
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Letter 10 the edi4n-

Letter 10 the edI1Br.
 Writing lHE1ers fD eii1Drs s nor ny fDr-1e ID Iifa. aUweva- ] ilaVe taken pen In nand.
 Win me crab festival weekend r0mple1ed. with bDB<nE knocked down, mnst things borrowed re turned and the cleanup about pver, ] was thinking abBut all the work ] na1 done and 1he comments from others during the past few davs abDIt hpW hard they had worked and how little others had dDne- frlIs was the 1as1 time. etc. etc SDr1 Of feeling sorry fDr 1nvself when my nine-year-0ld daugfte- came over and puf her arm around my neck and said. Gee Dad. I had 2 lDz Oi fun during 1f1e c-at faz-
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RIDDLES PARADE

fCunziuued from Pare One ling 0f Kznaz kInd uf g parade ]. WaE. AWarnk as inc beE1 rDwnpv wsnz ID 1s1. Jnhn CnrgateII: 2nd. Mike InD 7aE name]- 3rd. Dan Kelly, mos nrigIna rBs<ums, Ray Fletcher. 2nd, BBnnie Fannin- 3rd, Edward Malu-in. BeE Birrcle. 1s-, Mike White. 2n6, Dennis FanuIn: 3rd, LaNerne Schumachsr- bes1 Tricycle.. Douglas Rlckev 2nd. MH KspIing. Best cnstume6 psz enrv. 1sz. BBnnle Dee Howard. 2nl. Dshrz Fannin: Best rlUvn rns1ume. Mark Johnson. 2nd. Lanaa EIIoz. 3rd. Danny Wolf, 8es1 marching unI1- 1s-, Boy SrDm Unif Drum and Bugls. T-oDp 32B, T-Dup 213: Bes Float entry. Na1innal Guard 2n6 Ksdiak 0ald01-smen: Bas1 <hems for Festival. David and Craig John Eon.
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Former Residents

ID-me- residents attending -he Festival weze E1 Vnkaeek former CzzV I71ll-ies superintendent. Glann zn6 3Hz Robinson who az nnx 15vIne ID Eenai- Harry NIcnla-. f8rma7lg HzI-h Standard 1l Company fla-a, is nov win tnat cun1panF ln Seward LIS wife. LDIk, H-nn E arlnE postmaster during 1he ansanre oI William LammE VII 1eavs 10 1nin hIm upon con- nla11n nf zne sef10Bl tern
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-12

tlral Right ttaen al the 1Dng nDurK ann wnrk varR IInImp0-zar1 fDr all ny efBTzs had beer re Ear1an
 Thank you eacn and everyone 5Dr making me 1asz weekend 2 fun weekHnd for my daughtar and mary many D-ne-k-
 Chuck Powell
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-12
Naval Station
 Births

4 son, Douglas Ray, weighing ' lbs. 13 DZE., was born Dn May 1 10 Shareu Lon and Donald Harry Martin, CSC, USN.
 4 sDn. Peter, weighing ' lbs ' DzS-. Uas born on May 10 fp Marie Claire and Rnhert Raymnnd Ruh- lin, Ensign. USN
 A daughter, Kimberly Renee weighing lbs 8 Dzs., was born nn May ID to Barbara Ann and John Owen Lewis, RM2. USN.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-12
shriners To Dance

A dnnerdanee. Western style, vi be held by lhe Koeiak Shrlnefs on Nar 27. zn 9he Rose Room of the Cfvn Service Club % Ebe AafsI Station.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-12

T gog Asye something Q sen ffy 2 classified d 5p fae Mirror. qfey bring quick results
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-12

Tie 1saee E for sg1nens and eeir s1eSfs.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-05-12
Letter Edm.

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 ] am taking ms opportunity 1p Enank evs-yUne for tnar splendid cooperation and help ID making zf1iS vsEg King Crab Festival 1i1e mos successful yHz
 Ray Martin. Chairman,
 KTng Crab Festival CommI11ee