Town Team-Naval Station Softball
Teams Play LL Benefit Game, Aug. 18
Who has the best softball team
on Kodiak Island?
The Naval Station claims they
have, but it is disputed dy the
town team.
The answer will be known Sat
urday afternoon when the two
teams clash at the Little League
diamond in Kodiak for the benefit
of the Little League fund. Admis
sion is $1 for adults and 50 cents
for youngsters under 14 years of
age, and ball fans are assured of
a top-notch contest for a worthy
cause starting at 2 p.m.
Tickets may be purchased at the
park, just in case you haven't been
approached by a Little Leaguer
during the week.
The Naval Station team will pre
sent such softball luminaries as
Pridemore and Yeager behind the
plate and Helbrook, Tolzin and
Zavala on the mound. Completing
the lineup will be either Cooper
or Bachelor at first; Tineu at sec
ond. Pyle at short and either Han
kins or Nelson at third. In the out
field there will be Wolfert. Sterner
and McClelland. The station team
will be directed by Coach-Manager
Chief Dergssey.
Defending the honor of the
Town of Kodiak will be this collec
tion of softball stars: Bob Small,
Albert and Emerson Nelson, Da
vid Pesterieokoff, Dick Skinner,
Larry Deitzler, Dennis Steward,
Allan Rogers, Leroy Anderson and
Robert Norton.
Lots of action for a worthy cause
is promised in Saturday’s game.
Two Soviet Space Ships In Orbit
Drawing illustrates how Russia’s two space ships, Vostok HI and
Vostok IV, might appear as they orbited around the globe this week.
At a maximum orbital height of 157 miles, Vostok IV is 14 miles
higher than the now reduced apex of Vostok III. The two craft
reach a minimum orbital height of 112 and 111 miles respectively.
In the abscence of specific details, illustration is not necessarily
drawn to scale. —(AP Wirephoto chart)
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Hospital News
BIRTHS
Five births were reported at
Griffin Memorial Hospital during
the past week with three recorded
on Aug. 12. New arrivals included:
Aug. 10—Mr. and Mrs. William
Gregory, a daughter, Lori, 7
pounds, 7 ounces.
Aug. 12—Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Totemoff, a daughter, 8 pounds. 5
ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph See
hafer, a son, Duane Edward, 5
pounds, 10 ounces. Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Ensslin, a daughter, Teresa
Diana, 7 pounds, 12 ounces.
ADMISSIONS
Nadia Charliaga, Nicholas Bos
koffsky, Teresa Hockmuth, Gene
Adona, Irene Nelson, Afognak;
Marion Parker, Earl Fleming, El
mer Thrapp, Linda Dinnocenzo,
Catherine Norton.
DISCHARGES
Catherine Norton, Elmer
Thrapp, Linda Dinnocenzo, Marian
Parker, Mrs. William Gregory and
infant, Mrs. Ora Jeppson and in
fant, Mrs. Cathryn Cichenoff and
infant, Frank Morgan, Nadia Char
liaga, Waska Helmick, Ernestine
Berry.
Capital Change
Issue Probably
On Nov. Ballot
JUNEAU (£>)—'The Alaska Su
preme Court in a 2-1 decision held
Thursday that the portion of the
state Constiution which designates
Juneau as the capital of Alaska
may be changed by use of the initi
tative.
The court at the same time over
turned the Superior Court decision
which prohibited Secretary of
State Hugh Wade from placing the
initiative on the ballot.
In Fairbanks Robert J. McNealy,
one of the attorneys who prepared
the Juneau-Douglas case against
the proposed initiative said a peti
tion for rehearing would be filed
with the State Supreme Court.
Juneau Mayor Lauris Parker
said, “We will be happy to fight it
in the general election. We will
take our case to the people. We
have been in the field before and
are not afraid to fight.”
There is no law in the world to
force peoples, or nation, to agree.
Will Publicize Kodiak Island
Two representatives of Air France, French airlines, paid a visit to
Kodiak earlier this month to obtain information and pictures on the
Island’s scenic spots. Meeting the two were Ray Martin, Kodiak’s
PNA manager, left, and George T. LeCours, host and interpreter
and chief photographer for the USN, right. Standing next to Mar
tin is Rold Rriends, photographer, and Etienne Veyrin-Forrer, writ
er, next to LeCours. (—U.S. Navy Photo)
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