plannng stage? Represent
up at the USO Servicmen’s
i Planning Committee this
he concludes.
USO SCHEDULE
Jay, May 5—6:00 p. m.
ng tournament. 8:00 p. m„
iy, May 6—9:00 a. m. to 11
lilding open for recreation.
By, May 7—8:00 p. m , Box
nd Country Dance, sponsor
le Junior Hostesses,
ay, May 8—7:30 p. m.,
nen’s Program Planning
tee meeting. 8:00 p. m.,
de showing.
esday. May 9—7:30 p. m.,
perating Committee meet
1, movie.
day, May 10—1:00 p. m ,
:ewing cirlce.
y, May 11—8:00 p. m,
81.25 Sept. 11, 1953
20.77 Sept. 11, 1953
23.96 Sept. 11, 1953
27.46 Sept. 12, 1952
38.48 Sept. 12, 1952
38.22 Sept. 12, 1952
56.30 Sept. 12, 1952
10.43 Sept. 12, 1952
45.99 Sept. 12, 1952
80.50 Sept. 12, 1952
43.78 Sept. 14, 1951
35.36 Sept. 14, 1951
25.88 Sept. 14, 1951
31.40 Sept. 14, 1951
50.39 Sept. 14, 1951
57.08 Sept. 14, 1951
46.52 Sept. 8, 1950
37.46 Sept. 8, 1950
27.23 Sept. 8, 1950
32:69 Sept. 8, 1950
53.63 Sept. 8, 1950
60.83 Sept. 8, 1950
43.87 Sept. 9, 1949
25.92 Sept. 9, 1949
31.46 Sept. 9, 1949
50.49 Sept. 9, 1949
57.20 Sept. 9, 1949
46.25 Sept. 10, 1948
27.11 Sept. 10, 1948
33.01 Sept. 10, 1948
5181 Sept. 10, 1948
60.46 Sept. 10, 1948
48.63 Sept. 12, 1947
34.57 Sept. 12. 1947
54.54 Sept. 12, 1947
51.01 Sept. 13, 1946
5389 Sept. 14, 1945
64.41 Sept. 8, 1944
69.78 Sept/ 10, 1943
72.71 Sept. 11, 1942
KODIAK
hard G. Berg
■Treasurer
Base Social Notes
Election of officers Will be fea
tured at the regular monthly meet
ing of the Fleet Reserve Associa
tion’s Ladies Auxiliary that will
be held at the CPO Club Monday
evening at 8 p. m. All members
are urged to attend.
The Coast Guard Officers Wives
Club have scheduled their May
meeting to be held at the home
of Mrs. Kenneth L. Drake, JOQ-N
A, next Tuesday evening at 8 p. m.
Special feature of the meeting will
be the preparation of a special ar
ticle concerning the club for the
Coast Guard Magazine.
A Girl Scout Court of Awards
will be held this afternoon at 2
p. m. at the Naval Station Gym.
Game Night and dancing will be
featured at both the Chief Petty
Officers Club and at the Enlisted
Mens Club this evening at 8 p. m.
The Naval Station Garden Club
will hold a irieeting at the home
of Mrs. Katherine McCall, Qtrs.
25 C-B, at 8 p. m. Monday evening.
The Naval Station Toastmasters
Club has scheduled a luncheon
meeting at the Officers Club for
11:30 a. m. on Tuesday.
The Officers Wives Club will
bold a meeting at the Officers
Club at 1 p. m. on Thursday.
The Base-Town Girl Scouts’ Ac
ttvify Class has scheduled a meet
ing at 7:30 p. m. Thursday evening
at the oKdiak Baptist Church.
STATION SPORTS BRIEFS
JUNIOR SKI MEET
Twenty-two contestants competed
in the first Junior ski meet to be
held in Kodiak, last Saturday.
Skiers from the age of 6 to 18 com
peted, with the meet being divided
into three divisions. Three events
in each age group were run off—
slalom, downhill and an obstacle
race.
Winners in Division A were
Porky Sargent,, Jerry Johnson, Ann
Shalag, Louis Melson and Tommy
Rayfield. Taking honors in the 6
to 10 year group were Henrietta
Horn, Kathleen Shalag and Jeff
ery Wagner.
Captain G. B. Helmick presented
skimaster awards to Porky Sar
gent, Whitney Wagner and Jeffery
Wagner; Sportsmanship awards
were presented to Bill South and
Morgan Jones.
pio bears win
BOWLING tourney
Bowling TrophjMas^Saturday^af*
ern„.„ 5y narrow m'J>y
of ,h. ««*•»"» roll-off
six military league cham
P,0ns' Th» p>° tor, racked Sp a
NIGHT
cvcrv
WEDNESDAY
8:30 PM
cues
CLUB
total of 4668 pins, including handi
cap, to win the annual event.
PIO Bear team members and
their averages are Bud Larsen,
feTl, 158; J. R Samuelson, JOC,
141; Dick L e f f, JO 2, 127;
Tony Szinajda, CMC, 135; and
team captain Hank Amptmann,
SN, 163.
Lowell E. Jones
Leaves Kodiak
Lowell E. Jones, Naval Station
Safety Program Specialist for the
past five years, will leave Kodiak
today for California. He is well
known for his illustrated maps of
Kodiak and Alaska, which have
been marketed nationally.
During his five-year tenure as
head of the Station’s Safety Pro
gram, there has been a steady re
duction in the number of motor
vehicle and industrial accidents on
the Naval Station.
A Navy veteran of World War
I, Mr. Jones has had a varied and
colorful career that has taken him
throughout the United States and
Alaska both in federal civil ser
vice and in private industry. His
unusual hobby of the last 16 years
in making full-colored illustrated
maps has brought him recognition
from the New York Public Library
and Yale University.
Mr. Jones has nine illustrated
maps on the. market currently that
feature San Diego, Los Angeles,
Hollywood, Huntington Lake, the
High Sierras as well as his popular
maps of Kodiak and Alaska. His
map of Alaska, showing the Alas
kan highway system, highlights
points of interest and wildlife of
the Territory. These authentic pic
torial maps are in widespread us
age among airlines and restaur
ants as placemats and are also a
popular souvenier item on the
mainland.
Following an extended vacation,
Mr. Jones plans to reenter civil
service in Southern California.
FENGER IN CHARGE OP
HOMER HEALTH CENtER
Dr. John Fenger will take over
the operation of the Homer Hos
pital Health Center on July 1, ac
cording to the Homer Herald.
Dr. and Mrs. Fenger both served
on the PHS Ship Hygiene, which
has made trips around the island
for the Alaska Department of
Health. Tliey ire presently in Den
ver, Colorado, where Dr. Fenger
is completing his residency in med
icine.
NOTICE
Alaska Transfer Co. has moved
to Taylor Court Apt. No. 11 next
door to the Kodiak Telephone Co.
Bldg. Phone 2112. tfn
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