Navy Removes Gates On “Thru-Base”
Roads; Makes Pass Issuance Convenient
Captain Roy P. Gcc, USN, Com
manding Officer of the Naval Sta
tion, Kodiak, announced today a
new plan to reorganize the Station
security system.
“The new security system will
go into operation on May 18,
Armed Forces Day,” Captain Gee
said.
Primary point of the new system
is to discontinue use of the three
gates currently in use—the two on
Tom Stiles Road and the Anton
Larson Bay Road—and place a new
main gate adjacent to Building C-6,
currently the Civilian Cafeteria on
Sixth Street.
An additional gate will be placed
at the intersection of Eighth Street
and Avenue G to allow personnel
with station decals to go to and
irom their housing areas without
having to pass through the hew
Main Gate.
As an additional aid to visitors,
the Security Office will be re
located in the Civilian Cafeteria in
order to expedite issuance of
passes.
“This will not mean, that any one
can come on the Naval Reservation
at his or her convenience without
authorization,” Captain Gee added.
“The new Sportsman’s Pass will
still be needed to hunt or fish on
board the station. Restricted areas
will be posted with appropriate
signs such as ‘Restricted Area, Off
Limits except for tenants, guests
and official business’ and ‘author
ized personnel only, violators sub
ject to prosecution’ signs. Visitors
are reminded tc use the Main Gate
to enter the Naval Station proper,
but may exit through either gate.’
Captain Gee also mentioned that
a special sign would be placed at
the Reservation boundaries to
read: “Attention — areas on both
sides of Tom Stiles Road and An
ton Larson Bay road on the Naval
Reservation, with the exception of
the parking area adjacent to the
PNA terminal, are restricted to all
unauthorized traffic. Do not enter
these areas without an approved
pass. All persons must obtain re
quired passes at the Main Gate.’’
Two Tots Die In
Ouzinkie Blaze
Two infant daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Anderson of Ouzinkie
perished when their home was
razed by fire last Sunday.
Dead are June Allen Anderson,
3, and her sister,, Carla Mae, 3.
Three other children who were
outdoors playing were unhurt.
The fire apparently was caused by
a faulty oil range. Mrs. Anderson
was baking and left the house to
get water from a distant well.
While she was absent the house
burst into flames. The blaze was
discovered by a neighbor, Betty
Gugel, but by then the fire was so
intense the children could not be
rescued.
“Most of the beautiful things in
life come by twos, and threes and
dozens and hundreds. Plenty of
roses, stars picnics, sonnets, broth
ers, sisters, aunts, and couins, but
only one mother in all the wide
world.”—Kate Douglas Wiggins
—
It’s right down
your alley.
You’re
Always
Welcome
THE ELKS BOWLING LANES
Russ Panchot, Manager
Bowl any time, day or night, and in any season. Drop in
and take advantage of our open bowling policy — you’ll be glad
you did! Phone in now to reserve your league or individual play
ing spot for the summer leagues. PHONE 486—5222.
Kiddies Parade
Winners...
Following are listed the winners
in the 1963 King Crab Festival Kid
dies Parade as released by Parade
Chairman Gene Sundberg Judges
this year were Doug Preston. Pete
Resoff and Mrs. Margaret Cannon.
Best Marching Units: 1. Girl
Scouts; 2. Brownies; 3. U.S. Navy
Band.
Best Float: 1. Kraft’s; 2. Elks; 3.
Navy Oldtime Band.
Most Original Costume: Boys: 1.
Tommy Madsen; 2. David Itodli and
Johnny Meyers; 3. Kirk Bonney.
Girls: 1. Kathy Ciano; 2. Cindy
Ogden; 3. Vicky Quamen.
Best Cowboy: 1. Mark Geriene;
2. Chris Geriene.
Best Bicycle: 1. Wendy Jo
Graves; 2. Kathy Graves.
Best Motor Scooter: Donnie
Lawhead.
Best Clown: 1. Carol Duros; 2.
Chris Duros; 3. Robbie Routzahn.
Best Costumed Pet: “A Dasch
und.
3est Festival Theme: Sharlene
McGary.
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VFW Baby Show Ki:;g and Qu.aen
Proudly wearing their crowns of gold and robes of royalty are Queen
Suzanne Wilson, ZVz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pnrry M. Wilson, and
King David Browning, 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Browning. King
David and Queen Suzaznne won their regal Status in the annual
VFW Baby Show held last Sunday afternoon. Other members of the
royal family chosen by Judges Reba Klockenbrink, Hark White and
Captain R. P. Ge^, were; Toddler: Nona Chya, 1-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Chya; Bobby Knopp, 21 month old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Knopp. Infant1 Pania, 9 month-old daughter of Mrs.
Joyce Msloy. and Sieveu Helgason, 7 month old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Helgason. Master of Ceremonies was Reeves Reed. Poster
winners were Patrick Winners, Mary Mowry, and Paul Muller.
Emblem CSub Meet
Thursday, May 13
Members of Kodiak Emblem
Club No 3 87 are reminded that
Thursda,, ; uy Id. 1; meeting night
and a1 o formal initiation. ;^resi
dent Elaine McIntyre urges all
members to attend.
The regular meeting .vill begin
at 8 p.m. at the Elks’ Club. Refresh
ments will be served following die
meeting.
“Men are what their .'lathers
made tham ’’—Emerson
Kcd&k Couple Win
117,889 On Giiess!
T o of the luckiest people in
Alaska are Kodiak residents. By
now most everyone in town is un
doubtedly enviously aware that
I n v ard Betty i.orenson held one
ol the f ve t:cketa marked 6:25 p.m.
Sunday, May 5. 1963, on the Ne
nana Ice Classic . . . and that made
thf'm 617.900 richer Almost better
than King Crab fishing eh Rudy!
Grandmas Will
Feed Grandpas
The Grandmother’s Club will
give their annual dinner for the
Grandfathers on May 12 at the 49
7‘ on at 5 p.m.
The regular meeting of the
Grandmother’s Club will be held
n! the Dera Brunstad home on Mav
13 at 7:30 p.m. Muriel Valen will
V e hostess.
ATTENTION FISHERMEN!
There Will Be A Meeting
of the
UNITED FISHERMAN’S MARKETING
ASSOCIATION
MONDAY, MAY 13th
UNION HALL - 9 A.M.