“Hey Little Leaguers - Let’s Play
Ball!” Register Today & Tomorrow
Boys between nine and 12 in
clusive are reminded that they are
eligible to sign up for the 1963
Kodiak Little League season.
Registration is slated for April
19 and 20, at the Kodiak Down
town School and the Naval Station
Little Red School House. The times
are from 7 to 9 p.m., April 19, and
10 a m. until Noon Saturday, April
20.
In order to register, a boy must
(1) be accompanied by one or both
of his parents or guardians (2) pro
duce a birth certificate or satisfac
tory proof of his age and (3) pay
one dollar to cover the cost of per
sonal injury accident insurance for
the entire season.
ETTA IN JUNEAU
Mrs. Charles Edris left for Ju
neau Monday to visit her son, Gen.
Thomas P. Carroll, Adjutant Gen
eral of the Alaska National Guard,
and his family. Etta will remain in
Juneau with the Carroll’s four boys
while Gen. and Mrs. Carroll attend
the annual national convention of
National Guards being held in San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Six teams are planned for the
league this year: Four from the
City of Kodiak and two from the
Naval Station.
All new uniforms, caps and other
equipment have already been or
dered and will be on hand well in
advance of the season’s opening
games which are scheduled for
May 25.
SURPRISE SHOWER
Della McGary gave a surprise
baby shower for Darlene Rothaug
on Monday, April 8. Her baby boy,
Glen Eric, was born last month
Mrs. Rothaug received many lovely
gifts.
Guests included Kay Beachain,
Jean Bundy, Carol Brown, Ruthie
Cosby, Pearl Kidwell, Pat Krueger,
Ida Lynch, Jean McDonald, and
Carol Williamson. Mrs. McGary had
baked a cake which was shaped
and decorated like a baby bed com
plete with blanket and pillow.
Games and prizes were also fea
tured. Winners were Jean Bundy,
Ida Lynch, and Darlene Rothaug,
the guest of honor.
Sewing Machine Need Adjusting?
E. A. Hamm, Singer Sewing Machine Representative, will
be in town April 22 through April 25 and will offer home serv
ice on Singer and other make sewing machines. Mr. Hamm can
be contacted at the Kodiak Hotel on those dates.
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Base C.O. OK’s New
Sportsman’s Pass
In a joint statement of the out
come of the Naval Station-Town
Committee meeting held April 9,
the Committee announced the in
stitution of a new Sportsman’s
Pass.
The new pass is slated to author
ize civilians to take advantage of
the fish and game resources on
board the Naval Reservation.
Captain Roy P. Gee, USiN, Com
manding Officer of the Station,
who furnished details of the new
system to the Committee, said that
‘‘The Sportsman's Pass will give
any fisherman or hunter the
chance to get his limit on the Sta
tion with a minimum of time to
get aboard.”
All that will be necessary to get
the passes will be for the individ
ual desiring the pass to go to the
Station Security Office once and
make his application for the
“Sportsman’s Pass.” After comple
tion of the application his name
will then be placed on a list held
at' the gates. As thje individual
comes aboard, his name will be
checked against the master list and
then, if listed, will immediately
be issued the blue pass. Car n
surance verification will not be re
quired on this pass.
Other passes were discussed at
the meeting including the personal
visit passes and the business passes
which are issued upon requet.
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Seafood Plate
SUNDAY
Roast Prime Rib
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