Plannirg Mew I960 Little League
To Elect r*fic \t fleeting Tuesday
Plans for the Kodiak Lilt, I :-a
goe 1960 baseball season wi get
under way, Tuesday, Oeiobe: 13
at 8 p.m. in the multi-purpose room
•f the On-Base elementary school.
This is the annual meeting of
the league, at which the election
•f officers for the coming season
will take place. A report on the
1959 season will also be given.
Parents of boys age seven
through twelve on or before July
31, 1960, are requested to be pres
ent While Little League play is
normally limited to boys ten
through twelve, a Pee Wee league
will be formed for the younger
hoys if enough adult support is
forthcoming.
Adults who do not have boys
playing in the League are also
asked to come to the meeting. It
w: pointed out by a League offi
cial that fifty per cent of the adults
helping with Little League last
season had no children playing
ball.
The official also stated that shift
workers or watch slanders are
especially desired as managers,
coaches and their assistants be
cause their working hours make
it possible for them to work with
the boys during the day.
Tuberculosis is no respector of
age, money or position. Take care!
Be fair—to yourself—family—and
friends. Have a chest x-ray when
the Alaska Department of Health
X-ray Survey Team visits Kodiak,
the week of October 12.
To Christen LSM
The LSM 161 will come in for
signal honors Wednesday, Octob
er 14, at a change of name cere
mony at Marginal Pier on the
Naval Station.
The ship officially becomes the
U.S.S. Kodiak on that date. City
and Station officials and base per
sonnel will be on hand for a brief
ceremony beginning at 2 p.m.
The Navy's Power
To Be TV Viewed
A Navy Sea Power presentation
is slated for AFRS-TV, Wednes
day, October 14, beginning at 8:30
p:m.
The program will present the
role the tfavy plays in world af
fairs today.
Col. Carl Hatch
Retires From ACS
Col. Carl H. Hatch, who planned
and set up the organization for
the future incorporation of Alas
ka’s tele-communications system
as a self-sustaining industry of the
49th State,, retired September 30 as
commanding officer of the U.
Army Alaska Communication Sys
tem.
The Signal corps officer was
honored at a retirement parade
at Fort Lewis* Washington. He
was presented with an oak leaf
cluster to his legion of merit.
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