Baptist Mission
Executive Coming;
A top mission executive from
New York, the Rev. Dr. Paul O.
Madsen, will make a ten-day visit
« all American Baptist mission
stations in the new state this
Month. He arrives in Anchorage
April 13. He will go to Cordova,
and after a brief stay there will
visit Kodiak and Ouzinkie.
M^sen ds associate execu
tive secretary of the Americen
Baptist Home Mission Societies,
nmich direct the denomination’s
Missions in the western hemis
phere.
In Anchorage, he will confer
with the Rev. Leo L. SchleagI, pas
twr of the new First American
Baptist Church, and general mis
sionary for Alaska.
The two men will visit the
Baptist Children’s Home here
April 20-21, confering with the
Superintendent Bill Stone. They
will go to Ouzinkie April 21,
wheere they will confer with Rev.
and Mrs. Norman Smith of the
gospel boat “Evangel.” Returning
to Kodiak April 22, the church
nen will visit the Community
Baptist Church and the pastor
Rev. John Molletti: Mr Schelgel
will stay in Kodiak for three more
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Install Officers'*
At Joint Meeting
Tluere will be a joint installation
of officers of the VFW Katmai
Post 7056 and the Ladies Auxiliary
in the Post rooms, Sunday, April
12, beginning at 8 pm.
The regular meeting of the Kat
mai Ladies Auxiliary will be held
in the Post rooms, Monday, April
13, at 8 pm.
A dinner party will be given
tonight by the Cooties, beginning
at 8 pm. at the club. This is for
VFW, Auxiliary Cooties and Coot
iettes.
Police Department
Report For March
Thirteen arrests were made by
the Police Department for the
month of March, according to the
monthly report of that depart
ment.
Nine arrests were made on
drunk charges, with one for drunk
and disorderly. Two other arrests
were made for operating a motor
vehicle without identification, and
one for reckless driving.
132 traffic tickets were issued.
These include 79 for overparking;
12 for illegal parking; 3 for speed
ing; 5 for no tags; and 2 for park
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16 dogs were picked up and the
same number-., destroyed. Then*
was only one fire call, but there
were 8 ambulance calls.
Other statistics: Miles patrolled
by the police vehicle, 1892; pris
oner days, 128; and meals served
prisoners, 384.
Seek Local Cooks
To Enter Contest
The public will be urged to par
ticipate in the contest for the best
crab dishes to be submitted during
the coming Crab Festival. This is
the second annual competition of
this kind, and will again be spon
sored by the Business and Profes
sional Womens Club.
The contest, as well as other
business was discussed at a meet
ing of the group. Monday evening
at the home of £tta Edris.
All ihenibers were urged to help
in the cleanup campaign starting
today, by giving their own prop
erty a spring cleaning.
The Music Trails committee an
nounced that preparations were
being made for the next concert
to be held April 20. Due to the
concert falling on a meeting night,
the April dinner meeting has been
changed to April 27. Margaret
Lightfoot will be the speaker. *
Co-hostesses for the business
meeting were Grace Pecore, Lil
lian Smith, and Johnny Sue Mel
ton. /
BOY BORN TO NAVY COUPLE
A baby boy, christened Harry
Deen, and weighing 6 pounds and
one and a quarter ounces, was
born April 3, 1959 to Camille Con
stance and Francis George Calvin,
AN U.S. Navy.
This is the Calvins’ third child.
They live on Mission Road.
Members UrgetU*
To BetbHiie ActtVe
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Dr. Bob 'Jofonson, president of
the Rotary Club, called-'dn-'the
members fef- a more active par
ticipation in; the projects * of-the
group, during the meeting of the
club at the Mecca 49 room Tues
day.
The clubs activities are carried
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on by just a few of the members,
he said. He urged all to attend
the general assembly next f Tues
day, the last to be held this Rotary
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year* Place will be announced at
the next meeting Tuesday.
^iiji Eggemeyer, manager of the
Elki-CIub, was admitted into mem
bership in a brief ceremony.
A flag bearing'.t&e ’49 star was
printed the club hy Ray Martin,
Jj|'V$siting Rotarian, Frank Mc
Conbghy, was present at the meet
ing. Student member Ned Petrich
spoke briefly, since this was his
last meeting to attend.
* No delegate from here will be
sent to the R-I convention in New
York this summer, but the dubs
views will be expressed by proxy.
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