NAVY NURSES ANNIVERSARY—Navy nurses at the Kodiak, Alaska, Naval Station Hospital celebrate
the 52nd i anniversary of the establishment of the Navy Nurse Corps on Thursday, May 12. Joining
the festivities was Rear Admiral H. H. Caldwell, USN, (center) Commander Alaskan Sea Frontier
and Commandant 17th Naval District, who cut the traditional cake. Left to right are Lieutenant Com
mander Mary Reilly, NC, USNR, Lieutenant Commander Eleanor Maguire, NC, USN, RADM Caldwell,
Lieutenant Ruth Martin, NC, USNR, and Captain R. W. Worthington, MC, USN, District Medical Offi
cer. Present but not shown were Lieutenant Commander Dorothy Troyan, NC, USN, Lieutenant Mary
Nestor, p|C, USN, and Lieutenant Beatrice Rancourt, NC, USN. The observance was attended by fellow
officers, friends and civilian guests from the town of Kodiak. (Official U. S. Navy Photograph)
Opening Game In Little League
Set For Monday Evening at 6:30
Dedication of the Little League
Baseball field will take place Mon
day, May 30 at 6 p.m.
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The fielfl has been improved
considerably, and the dedication
will markr the official opening of
the 1960 Reason. Following cere
monies, the first game of the sea
son will be played by the Red Sox
and the Elks.
On the; Naval Station, the first
game of tHe; season will be played
Your Bible
and Mine
—By Kenneth W. French
Pastor of Harbor Light
Pentecostal Chapel
That cry of sin - burdened
heart, What shall we do?” has
been uttered in anguish times
without number. There is no
greater torture than the con
sciousness of guilt, cples^
tion was asked of Peter.and the
rest of the apostles on the day
of Pentecost, after Peter had
convinced them that the one
whom they had crucified was
now both'Lord and Christ. The
answer was clear and definite:
" '"Rbpent, and be baptized every
£ one of you in the name of Jesus
r Christ for the remission of sins,
and ye shall receive the gift of
the Holy Ghost. For the promise
, is unto you and your children,
and to all that are afar off, even
as many as the Lord our God,
shall call.” (Acts 2:38-39). Let
us examine this carefully. These
were the men whom Jesus had
trained, taught, commissioned
and given commandments for
| this very thing. The place was
Jerusalem where Jesus had told
them to begin. They had been
endued with power from on
high. Men cried for cleansing
from sin and the apostles gave
the answer—two commands and
i a promise—to them and ‘‘all
that are afar off.” Obedience to
the command brot “gladness and
singleness of heart.” It still does.
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between the Outdoorsmen and the
Braves. This game is also schedul
ed for 6:30 p.m.
Games are scheduled for Mon
day, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of each week, weather per
mitting, both in town and on the
Station. All games will begin at
6:30 p.m.
“This is the third year of Little
League play in Kodiak,” according
to “Curley” Wilson, President of
the Kodiak Little League. “Much
effort has been expended to build
sportsmen and gentlemen as well
as good ball players. Also much
has been done to create a better
field on which to play, for all of
which I want to sincerely thank
everyone who has helped in any
way.”
ENS. BARBARA L. WARE
NEWPORT, R. I. (FHTNC) —
Graduated April 28 from an eight
week indoctrination class for ■
women Naval officers at the Naval
Schools Command, Naval Base,
Newport, R. L, was Barbara L.
Ware, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William R. E. Rogers of Kodiak,
Alaska.
She has received orders to St.
Albans, Long Island, N. Y.
Ens. Ware is a graduate of the
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing.
Hotel Services
At McKinley Park
McKinley Park will open for the
summer travel season May 28, ac
cording to an announcement by
Harold Franklin, manager of the
hotel.
In addition to overnight accom
modations, regular bus tours of
eight hours duration to vantage
points in the park will be available
to visitors. t ; •
A modem service station offer
ing gas, oil, tires, lubrication serv
ice and automotive repairs to vis
itors is located on the park road
near, the hotel. Campers will be
able to purchase food supplies,
including fresh produce and meats,
at the grocery store adjacent to
the service station.
Anyone desiring to stay at the
hotel is advised to make his
reservations well in advance.
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An 8 transistor portable radio will be awarded by Reliance Radio of Kodiak to the
boat or plane owner registering the earliest serial number of installed radio trans
mitting equipment or earliest motor serial number if craft is not fitted with any
type of radio equipment.
This registration award is offered in the interest of providing mddern communication
equipment service to the Kodiak Island area. Registration of licensed shore station
transmitter equipment will qualify for award on the same basis as boat motor
serial numbers.
To qualify, fill out the following form and mail to Reliance Radio of Kodiak,
P. O. Box 82, Kodiak, Alaska. Registration award will be determined on Memorial
Day—May 30, 1960.
NAME _.______ ADDRESS pH_
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MODEL OF BOAT OR AIRCRAFT OWNED J ‘ ' 'v ^ ' • ■ _
SERIAL NUMBER AND MAKE OF BOAT OR AIRCRAFT TRANSMITTER_
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(List Shore Transmitter Serial Number and Make if applicable)
ARE YOU RECEIVING ADEQUATE PERFORMANCE FROM YOUR RADIO AND
"tPROPULSION EQUIPMENT? ____
Note: Transmitter or boat engine serial number considered as part of owner’s boat
1 or aircraft and in operating use as designated. (This eliminates old equipment
no longer used with boat, aircraft or as shore station transmitter).