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Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23

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August rs:
1000 am. Church School.
Vinal H. Carey, Supt.; Carlton
E. Argo, Asst. Supt.; Robert
L. Graham, Missionary Supt.
Glasses for all ages with
capable teachers teaching Gods
Word. Everyone welcome.
10:45 am. Testimony and
Experience Meeting. Mr.. Marion
Walls in charge. Come and take
part In this inspirational meet
ing.
11:00 am. Morning worship
service with sermon by the pas
tor. Sermon Topic: fWhite Unto
Harve est" Scripture: Isaiah
6:1 9 and Matthew 28:16 20.
Everyone welcome to worship
with us.
500 pm. Services at the
Slaughter Beach Pavilion Rev.
Nelson Reppert will bring the
sermon. Everyone welcome to
these wonderful services on the
beach.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
St. Bernudeffe's Catholic
Church

Dixon 6 Liberty SIS, Harrington
Rev. John a. coniaor Pastor
One Of the Oblate Fathers will
offer this Sunday mornings
Mass at $3.50. Confessions will
be heard before the Mass.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
Nossuu Methodist Charge
Ruy w. kir~an, Miaistsr

Roy w. Kirwsr. Minister
Ray w. Kirwan, Minister
Sunday, Aug. IS, 1868:
Conley's:
1000 am: Sunday School,
Clarence Walls, Supt.
11:00 am: Worship Service.
Whites Chapel:
9:45 am: Sunday School, Carl
Davidson, Supt.
1O:45 am: Glass Meeting.
Warrington Vincent, Leader.
Zion:
l0:45 a.m.: Sunday School.
Albert Lank, Supt.
1900 Noon: Glass Meeting.
Elridge Donovan, Leader.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
ST. Johns Catholic Church
Rev. John a. corrison, Pasfof

Today Is the 18th Sunday after
Pentecost. Masses will be Of
fered this morning at 7:30, 900,
and 11:00.
During this week, Mass will
be offered each morning at 700
from Monday until Friday. On
Saturday morning, Mass will be
at 800.
Confessions will be heard on
Saturday evening, beginning at
1880.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
The First Wesleyan Methodist
Church

Marshall sfrsef
lsx Theodore Wood, Pasfor
10 am. Sunday School.
IL am. Morning Worship.
2 Pm. Young Peoples Service.
1850 pm. Evange1istic Service.
Special singing each service.
Come Worship The Lord with US.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
",
Church OF Sod
Rev. w. Edwin Toll, Posser

Sunday, Aug. Is, 1868:
9:45 am. Sunday School.
There are classes for every age
group, nursery through senior
citizen. Service personnel and
their families are welcome.
Bring the family today, reap
rich rewards tomorrow. Lewis
West, General Supt.
11:00 am. Morning Wor-
ship. Pastor Tull will preach on
the subject, "Like God". The
choir will sing "JeSus Saves"
by Kirkpatrick. Nursery one and
two will be open, and there will
be Junior Church service for
the nine through twelve year
olds.
400 pm. Mems Prayer
Service.
$50 pm. Choir Practice.
1880 pm. Evangelistic Serv-
ice. A singspiration will pre-
cede the evening message. A
feature Of this service will be
special selections by Male
Quartet. Pastor Tull will preach
and everyone is welcome.
Weekday Activities:
Monday, 400 pm. Choir to
meet at church.
Tuesday, 500 pm. Home
making, Recreation and Junior
Choir.
Wednes lay, 1870 pm. :
Ladies' Prayer Service.
Thursday, 800 pm. Junior
Church, Teen-training time and
Adult Bible Study.
300 pm. Senior Choir
Practice.
Saturday, loo pm. Forward
in Faith, broadcast over Radio
Station WKSB.
700 pm. Street Service.
300 pm. Cottage Prayer
Service.
Come and worship with US.
You are welcome.
w
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
W.
Slaughter Neck Mefhodist
Church

Rev. Nelson RepPerf, Minister
(Locafed six miles south Of Milford or
the Milford d-Rehoboth Hishwoy)
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
w.

Bible Presbyterian Church
N. w. Second and North Streets
The Rev. Fronk r. Mood, Pasfor
"For the Word Of God and for the
testimony Of Jesus Christ"
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
First Baptist Church

Rev. Thomas G. Harris. Posfor
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RELP-..-MEM

OPTICIAN, first-class benchman,
dispenser, good steady opening
and good deal TO producer. POST
ton wide open. Information held
in strictest confidence. Write
background for interview. Box
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HELP MEN
RETTRED MILITARY and

RETIRED MILITARY and OTHER
PERSONNEL, yes, there is q
tide in the affairs Of men
when taken at. the flood leads
on to fame and fortune. II you
are q superior person, have tact.
poise and integrity, we will train
you. for the introduction and DEM
onstration of q fascinating new
and revolutionary electric panel
proprietary and sole source). Al
ready in use by many major
g salesman's dream, Your ref
erences will be thoroughly scrut-
intzed and, II accepted. you should
be excitinRly producing within a
couple Of wekes. For further in
formation, call MR.. cox, DI.
7-4254.
ROUTE MAN. no sales exper. nee.
must be neat. have good car. be
able to meet people and handle
accounts. Age 22-40, $3.50 per
week to start and will thoroughly
train you for Q route that should
earn over $4,000 per year. Call
MR.. RANDOLPH. FL. 6-S394
days. VIII. 9-66S1. SO pm. only.
ROUTE statesmen
We have an opportunity awaiting
you with an expanding company
%. years leader in the baking
industry.
Est ablished retail bakery routes.
NO experience necessary.
Guaranteed salary while training
500 per week
Opportunity for advancement.
You can earn $1,000 TO $4,000
net per year..
-5-day Neek-when qualified.
Apply 1881 seth ave, Capital
Heights, Nd. Located in CENTRAL
INDUSTRIAL PARK, Phone RE.
5-3737.
nTrNTT,cy nAr/nnxy
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HELP MEN

PRINTING SALESMAN to represent
large publication printing organ
ization in Washington area. Prefer
local resident. State experience,
salary. Replies confidential. Box
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MAINTENANCE MAN

Experienced in all phases Of
maintenance with some
knowledge Of boilers, for 1857
new apartment units near
- Lake Bancroft, Va. Call MR..
HISLE, after l pm, Mon
day, VIII. $4,000.
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MAN for carpenter and mainte:
nance work. Steady all-yr.-round
work. Must be sober and have ref.
ARISTO CLEANERS AND OVERS.
Apply after 8 am. 314S Minne-
sofa ave. ne. Walter A. Gentner.
MAN, car necessary. TO be trained
for permanent position in our
service department. good pay.
auto allowance. commission. Ap-
ply between 10 Am. and 3 p.m..
92S Eye st. NV.
MAN, carry-out experience, for mite
shift. SIPS week. Call MT. Fur,
aft. g pm, 543-6046.
MAN-Estabiished firm needs man
with knowledge and experience IN
lumber and millwork. Send resume
TO Box 40S-D, Star. ONLY QUAL-
iFIED APPLIc ANTS NEED
APPLY. -----
MANAC Err, trainee for Laurel area.
Excellent opportunity for ans
bilious young man. Good salary
with expenses. Car necessary.
call Mr.. RUSSELL at 776-7O7o.
or PA. b-1111.
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ROUTE SUPERVISOR

ROUTE SUPERVISOR
Need 2 mature married men, 80
to 40 yrs, with his. education, to
supervise industrial laundry route.
No experience needed, but desir-
able. Must. be able to command
respect and work men effectively.
SS Az ss anpyox SlY9 S weekly S.i o
Pension plan, decentralization plan,
other company benefits and
security. Call AP. 7-1653 week
days for appointment.
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Sears, Roebuck and Co.
1900 Wilson Blvd, Arl.

MACHINIST, full time. exper. I'M
general machine shop practices.
tools and dies, jigs and fixtures;
Rockville area. Hrs. z a.m.-3: 80
pm. Steady empl., age no barrier.
CALL GA. 4-6s)0O for appt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11
RICE'S BAKERY
ROUTE statesmen

Married steady employment with
Wholesale bakery servicing res
taurants and stors. All fringe
benefits. Apply between s and
10 am. or 3 and 6 pm.
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TECIiN. TR

Career opportunities IN mechanical,
electric. eleetronie fields. Mech.
elec. knowl. helpfui. ST. S70-s110.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV.
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2-5 yrs. exper. in personnel record.
recruiting, employe benefit adj
ministration. working knowledge
Of Spanish essential. Washington.
p. ca location. attrae. salary. full
In Box 263-D, Star.
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APPLY
MONTGOMERY WARD

031s Patrick Henry DIT. Coff
Route so, Behind
Willston Shopping Centerl,
10 to $3.50. Mon. Through Sat.
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Statesmen
WANTED DIVISION MANAGER

To represent Americas fastest growing store fixture
manufacturing firm in Maryland Virginia territory.
Must be executive type salesman with understanding Of
business and retail operation Prefer with super
visory experience or wholesale experience at manufac-
ters level Sales contract covers all sales In protected
territory to distributors local chains and other retail
outlets, with efforts going approximately 40% food
stores and 60 general merchandise stores Compensa-
ton Is ample base salary, plus monthly and quarterly
commissions plus annual bonus plus complete expenses
or plan, accident and life insurance.
Write Immediately giving personal BACKGROUND. resume Of
earnings. Interviews will Do
Washington approximately September 1915.
Gordon Lozier Sales Director
Lozier Corporation, 4402 Florence Blvd
Omaha, Nebraska 68i10
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SALESMAN

Career opportunity selling new
z TSSNR s5i0q FoR sc s TRsPG spTins
only Ford dealer. Small sales
force 90 mem. excellent pay
plan. many benefits. Effective
closing assistance, new demo.
furnished. Good working condi-
lions. Closed Sundays. II you have
sales ability and ambition this
Is the place for you, No limit
on earnings. For full information
call Mr.. Martin weiner, ~. g.
1900.
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Montgomery
WARD
5000 Annapolis Road
and Rte. $50
Bait. Wash. Pkwy.
MONDAY-FRIDAY 9-6

An Equal Opportunity Employer.
NURSERY MAN, RETIRED or
equivalent exper. needed to oper-
te small greenhouses in return
for lodging (3-bedrm. house,, plus
share Of profits. Near Alex. Write
now, Box 33-D, Star.
ORDERLIES-6 mos hospital ex-
perience necessary, to work 40
hour, 8 day shift. Paid vacation
and sick leave, retirement plan
plus other benefits. Apply person.
mel. 2 am. 70 Q pm. Monday
Friday, PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
1150 Varnum st. NE.
ORGANIZER, national Israeli
fund raising organization. excel
lent opportunity for experienced
fund raisers. Openings in WASH
ington, Milwaukee and Minneapolis
areas. Good salary. Must be will
ing to relocate and travel. Send
resume and salary desired to Box
OFFICE ASST. to learn printing
mgt. and sales In med. -sized firm.
Age 1890, vet, good typist, &C
curate with figures. Start SS5,
good oppor. for early advance
ment. Reply own handwriting
giving age and exper. Box GOD,
Star.
OFFICE BOY, varied duties in
publishing firm. HIS. graduate,
Is to % yrs. old. Must type,
TWX and telegram transmission
helpful. ST. 3-54Q0.
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Peace Corps Starts Sd Year,
With Stress Put on Quality

During 1862, applications
from prospective volunteers ran
IS per cent above 1861 and
currently are running 240 pei
cent above levels of the early
days.
The reason the Peace Corps
didn't reach it's numerical goal
appears to be a calculate d
showdown, an emphasis on
quality rather than numbers.
Our programs don't have to
do with n UNI b ers," said Mr.,
Meyers. They have to do with
achievements. It's twice as
hard to get into the Peace
Corps this summer as it was a
year ago."
I'VE made a big impact ini-
TALLY with a lot Of good peo-
'ple," he said. I'm examining
our program, we decided the
best way to continue and ex-
pand this impact was not to
send large numbers of people
overseas hurriedly. but to send
fewer, but better people over
seas"
Sink or Swim
After the three-month train
ing period, volunteers otter
have to sink or swim in q
strange country largely on how
fast they pick up a language.
This sometimes results ir
strange mixupS, such as the
volunteer in q former French
colony in Africa who thought
he was bargaining to have hi:
clothes washed and wound III
with a wife.
Last January, the Peace
Corps toughened up its require
m nts on language aptitude
and has doubled the amount o.
languages taught during th'
training period.
For example, a group train
ing for Nigeria at U.CL.A. i
being require to learn thu
rudiments of three tribal di
alects, with specialization in on
the last three weeks, ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

Though the official language of
the country is English.
This emphasis on language
aptitude meant that we accept
ed fewer people," Mr.. Meyers
said. English speaking pro-
grams are not the wave of the
future for the Peace Corps"
Where one Of six applicants
was accepted before the new
Language requirements were
established. now only one of IL
is invited for training.
Also, Mr.. Meyers said there
now is an assessment officer
Ia train e d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
stays with each group Of ira
inees and the screening process
continues through the training
period.
Even though we have better
people in training, fewer gra-
duate," Mr.. Meyers said, ad-
ding that the attrition rate in
training has risen from about
.18 per cent to nearly rs per
cent.
Fewer to Fail
But he predicted fewer of
those trained this summer
would fail to complete their
two years overseas duty.
So far, $50 volunteers have
returned home for all reasons,
about Sc per cent Of those sent
overseas. None has been re-
quested to leave by the host
country.
But the new stress on langu-
ages has paid off. DR.. Meyers
said. He cited the example of
the volunteer in the new Afri-
can nation of Togo wholly
request of the presidents
teaching the chief executive
English at night.
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Shown ore a few Of the many Doystrom combinations
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Princess Anne
Begins Glasses
With 300 Girls

CRANBROOK, England, Sept.
81 (AP).-Classes begin in ear
nest today for Britain's Prin-
cess Anne at her first away
Trombone school. Heretofore
the 13-year-old princess has
had private tutors at Bucking-
ham Palace.
Queen Elizabeth II escorted
her daughter to the fashionable
Beneden School Of 300 girls
here yesterday. Anne wore the
school uniform, q blue suit with
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a hat bearing an orange band
After touring the schools
Tudor-like buildings, the Queen
told the headmistresS 1.-THE
girls all look so alike in their
uniform that I don't know
whether ! shall be able to pick
out Princess Anne when I come
next"
Anne will have 81 ($5.60)
pocket money q term.
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By the Associated Press

I'm the early days we used to
think anybody could learn to
speak Spanish or Swahili. Now
we give them a tough language
aptitude test"
This comment by Deputy Di-
rector William Meyers hints at
the changes that have been
made in the Peace Corps since
it came into official being two
years ago today.
There is more know-how
about what 1t takes to do the
Job, but, surprisingly, the same
eagerness about getting the job
done.
However, even though the
Peace Corps has made an i'm
pact at home and abroad that
exceeds the fondest hopes OF
Director Sargent Shriver OF
President Kennedy, who con-
ceived it, numerically it is a
flop.
Called for 10000
In the heady days of its or
ganization. plans called for
5000 volunteers in training OF
overseas by August 81, 1868
There were already 200 volun-
lteers overseas September %
1861, when President Kennedy
signed the bill formally Great
ing the Peace Corps. He ha6
started it in early 1861 by ar
executive order.
Congress appropriated only
enough funds for 5000 volun-
teers in the fiscal year ending
last June 81, but 81 million has
been returned to the Treasury
Latest figures show only about
1900 in training and overseas
Despite these figures, de-
mand from overseas never ha'
been higher. The Peace Corp
is now operating in 48 counties
but moved into only two new
ones this year. Thirty nation
either have been formal!
turned down or discouraget
from asking for volunteers.
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SperrY to Speak

Elmer A. Sperry. IT,. a leader
in use Of gyroscopic instru-
ments, will lecture at $3.50 pm.
Friday. at the Smithsonian on
Early Airplane Instruments"
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BNuER'
FIyMM
PAINT STORES

WASHINGTON, o. c.
suisse @ Street, NV. NE. 0.ol50
PEIHEsDA-eREvY CHASE
Io2s Wisconsin Avenue eS2.otSo
WHEATON SHOPPING CENTER
2AII University Blvd. W. sAs-otSo
ANNAlDAIE SHOPPING CENTER
se33 Columbia Pike 2Se-o150
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Cultivated
CAuo
PRATT LAMBERT

Your home is your per-
sonal showpiace. Deco
rate it in good taste. P&L
Celebrated Colors0 are
color-keyed to simplify
your selection.
To bs sure Of the Job, be sure Of the
poini. Insist on PRATT Q LAMBERT
qualitY PAINTS made by q re-
pviubls. mcnufoetvreL sold BY
BvTLER FLYNN PAINT sToREs
ond used by reputable pointing
ecntroetos.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

Philadelphia. 1t did. Its
cultivation spread to New
Jersey. and then swept to
the west and southwest.
There's a good chance the
broom you swing today is a
lineal descendant of Ben's.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

Guarantees relief or your money
back. Today, for the first time. comes
the promise of new relief for mil
lions who suffer the heartbreak of
the itching and scaling of psoriasis.
It's new formula called TEGRIN.r TN
Unique triPIe-actiOn cream
TEoRTN is a fast-acting cream that
can be used as often as needed, even
on the scalp! It's pleasant, easy to
use-no lingering medical smell or
stain. It's extra effective because il
works three ways:
Especial soothing action speeds re-
lief of that persistent and torment
ing itch.
Especial de-scaling action works
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fast to remove embarrassing scales,
without harmful skin irritation.
3-HeIPS control recurrence of new
scales with continued use on the af-
fected area.
Dramatic relief reported
Tests prove TE0RIN's unique triple
action formula is so effective-brings
such pronounced relief in so many
cases-that we guarantee TEORINwill
leave your skin cleaner, clearer,
smoother or We will refund every
penny you paid. So why suffer from
the itching and scaling that cause
the heartbreak of psoriasis? When
ever these symptoms appear. get
new TE0RIN!
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Shape Of
the week

people would rather see than be one.
For instance:
MoDENA, TALV - NesUest model of the
I6s-"sph 5000 CT'' MGserati sports car
(sI6,SOO deIirered N. ~ sports square
headlights!
NEW HAVEN. eoNN. - Abstract painter
Josef Albers, Yale professor emeritus,
celebrated his 18th birthday Uith NeU
York exhibition of 50 paintings - all of
the same subject, the square.
LoWEtL. MASS Rolling of production
line Of a pasta plant here (but il ,UOn't
roll of your fork is square spaghetti.
FLUSHING. n. ~ Nearing completion is
Evening star., 1963-04-28

nm the In Mexico City an Italian.
..LLI born sculptor, Pedro
UluEI IdIlu... Friedeberg. is manu-
featuring chairs shaped like gigantic hands
and feet (see photo beIOsC). His explana'
ton is simple: ''I'm tired Of tOday's
searching for the essential core Of mean'
ing. | concentrate on the extremities." ."
Evening star., 1963-04-28

Gn almost square ball park, new home
Of the NeW York Nets. This summer
they U0caee the Polo Grounds, bosebnIrs
crasiest-shGped park, sChere many a 2jS.
foot pop fly became home run, uhiIe
many a 4sO:fOOt sIans to deep center
sUOund up in Willie Mays n,itt fOran out.
WASMINoToN. D.e. - Is successive gen.
erGtiOns Of americans shape up larger
and larger, the US. Bureau of Stand
ards has had to up specifications of beds.
NesO sfandards call for nine Uidths, 30 to
IN inches, for S1-inct-IOng king-si=e
and SO-inch-IOng queen-sise mattresses
aud springs. The sOx771IS- finch model is
practically a square bed.
Not surprised by this general STAN.
pede to Squaresville is DR.. Marshall H.
Segall. psychologist of the State Univer-
sity of Iowa. People in our Western
world tend to see things in terms of rec.
tangles and squares" /" he told us, because
we live in a carpentered world, full of cor.
ners and right angles" !"
DIR. Segall discovered this fact in
study of optical illusions, which showed
Americans and Europeans are fooled by
illusions with oblique angles, while non.
Westerns such as Australian aborigines
and FilipinOs are puzzled by squares.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
D

RrMnmS During spring cleaning, no
Ill., doubt you've seen a lot of
W uIUUIl brOoms. Arcola, ILL.,, the
Detroit of the broom industry, reports
national sales stand at so million brooms
a year. And it was all started by Ben
Franklin. In 1870 a friend sent him a
brush made of broom corn" which grew
in the East Indies. Franklin, using it to
brush his hat, noticed seeds in it. His
scientific curiosity aroused, he planted the
seeds to see if broom corn would grow in
Evening star., 1963-04-28

the week and even the
Vikings were Johnny.
come-latelys according to
a book, ''Fair Gods and
Stone Faces out this
week. The first white men
to lay eyes on the Ameri'
cas-. asserts authOr-histo'
rian Constance Irwin,
we're ancient Phoenicians
who arrived 2,OOOyears
before Columbus pawned
Queen Isabella's jewels
Evening star., 1963-04-28

Recent reports convince us
that the square today is like
the celebrated purple COW"
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31
Kodiak IsIander'' Keel Laying Will
 Take Place Friday

The keel for the Kodiak Island CT" ferry boat will be laid at 2 pm. next Friday, June 2, accord ing to wire received by Pete Deveau from Richard A. Downing, Commissioner of Public Works.
 Negotiations successful on ad- dition of sleeping accommodation for 40 people," the wire stated.
 Deveau said he had been invited to the keel-laying ceremonies planned by the Christy Corpora tiop at Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, where the Kodiak Islander is being built Deveau said he would not be able to attend.
 There is a possibility that Zoya Abston, Queen of the King Crab Festival, might be sent to repre-. sent Kodiak at the keel laying ceremonies.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31
Jan Hoover Is New Head Of C.G. Wives

The Coast Guard Wives Club of Kodiak held an installation dinner in honor of their new officers on May 24 at the CPO Club.
 Before dinner was served Mrs. R. E. Hammond installed the new of- ficers. Those being Kathy Ander- son, treasurer; Pat Krueger, secre- tary; Jan Hoover, president; Mari lyn Gipe, vice president; and Cha ron Alvar, corresponding secretary.
 Twenty-one pers attended with Capt. and Mrs. R. E. Ham mond as special guests.
 The Coast Guard Wives Club of Kodiak will hold their monthly business meeting Thursday, June 6, at 7:30 pm. in the new com. munity center Gold school next :o the nursery on base).
 All members and guests are cor. dially invited to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31
''Nicest People In The World Live In
 Kodiak" According To Al Hoehberger

June Is from Kodiak, said, '"The incest people in the world live in Kodiak" He said he has never lived in community where people treated him any better. He has made many life long friends here whom he will never forget, and hopes he can keep in contact with them via correspondence, and hopes to come back for a visit in a few years.
 During his five years here, he has observed vast economic growth of the community, and says that he is sure that the Kodiak community is now entering a growth period which will far ex- ceed anything experienced in the past.
 He hopes to drive his car from Iowa to Kodiak via the ferry in about five years from now, and at that time hopes to be able to drive over new bridge to Near Island to visit some of his friends living in new homes, as we'll as a scenic drive to Ouzinkie.
 He appears to be left with mixed emotions while thinking of his de. parture, and says that the officers and employees of the bank have given him more and better co. operation than he has deserved, and that they are the incest people he has ever worked with.