Little League
Standings
W L
Merchants . 2 0
E.M. Club . 2 0
O. and Civ. Clubs ... 1 0
Outdoorsmen .0 1
Elks auib . 0 2
CJP.O. Club .0 2
The Merchants team rolled over
the Elks team 32 to 4. Deitzlet
and Burgey led the hitting for the
Merchants. Burgey was winning
pitcher and La Follette the loser.
The E.M. Club won its second
straight by defeating the C.P.O.
team in a high scoring game 18
to 16. Buzz Siler lead the E.M.
team with four hits. He was also
the winning pitcher and his broth
er Rickey was the loser for the
C.P.O. Club team.
The 0. and Civ. Club won its
first game by defeating the Elks
22-4. Winning pitcher was Emer
son and losing pitcher was Olson.
Council Approves
Road Extension
Continuation of Marine Way
will be a reality in the near fu
ture, by action of the city council
approving its construction. Esti
mated cost is $10,966.40.
Announce Changes
In Queen Contest
Changes were announced this
week in the Queen and Princess
contest entries for the 4th of July
by Curly Wilson, chairman of the
committee handling the arrange
ments.
Queen contestants as they now
stand, and their sponsors are
Katy Richardson, Max’s Drive In;
Carolyn Spencer, Labor Pool; San
dra Koenig, Knudsens; Carolyn
Selig, Naughton’s Bakery; Betty
Wise, Officers’ Club; and Char
lotte Benson, sponsored jointly
by PNA and Kodiak Airways.
Princess contestants to date are
Alma Panamarioff, Ouzinkie; Zoe
Nelson, Afognak; Marjorie Inga,
Old Harbor; Helen Yakanak, Ali
tak.
Wilson stated all tickets must
be in by 9 p.m. July 3. Crowning
ceremonies are slated for 12 mid
night, July 3, at the Coronation
Ball at the Labor Temple.
An 18 h.p. outboard motor will
be given away in addition to the
16-foot Birchcraft Cabin Cruiser
announced earlier.
Remember Dad on Father’s Day
Tomorrow
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
Phone 3201
Military Units
In Big Pantile
A Marine Drill team, the Navy
Band, a Navy marching unit and
a Marine marching unit will par
ticipate in the Fourth of July
parade this year, according to Pete
Ramaglia, parade chairman. Sev
eral floats are already entered.
Arrangements have already
been made for the participation
of these military units, which al
ways add color to the big event.
Floats entered to date are from
the Elks and Emblem Clubs. Sev
eral other organizations are plan
ning to enter.
Ramaglia urges all interested
organizations to pick up their en
try blanks at the Insurance office
in the Bank of Kodiak building as
soon as possible so that the com
mittee will have a better idea for
planning.
There are prizes, of course, for
marching units, floats, trikes and
bikes and children’s entries.
Two Big Dances
For July 3 and 4
Kodiak will jump and jive July
3 and 4 during the Fourth of July
celebration. Two big dances are
being arranged for during the ev
ening hours of both these days.
Music supplied by Kodiak’s lead
ing musicians is promised by Jules
Radinsky, who is making arrange
ments for the big street dance to
be staged in front of the USO,
July 4, from 9 to 11 p.m.
Crowning of the Queen and
Princess is the closing event of the
Coronation Ball at the Labor Tern
pie on July 3. A five-piece L.-jv
will supply the music for dancing
from 9 p.m. to 12:30. Crowning
ceremonies will take place at 12
midnight.
Admission to the dance will be
$1.00.
Apply Now for
Concession Site
Anyone can get into the act July
4th. A fee of ten dollars is being
charged for a concession booth
site, it was announced this week
by the committee handling the ar
rangements. A $5 cleanup deposit
is also required, which will be re
funded.
Very few applications have been
received to date, but a number of
organizations are planning to set
up concessions. Applications may
be made to Bill Poland at the
City Hall, phone 2001 or Bob
Spencer at phone 2621.
BOAT RACES
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in the channel off the Donnelley
and Acheson dock. Another race
planned is a hydroplane and skifi
race around Near Island through
the channel. The third race in the
water attractions is a seagoing
skiff and outboard work boal
race around Woody Island.
Start and finish for all race;
will be directly out from the E
and A dock where adequate spec
tator space will be available. Also
boats will be run to Near Island
so that those interested can view
all races from the promintory.
Prizes for the three races will
be $100, first prize; $50, second
prize; and $ i5 t'nird prize. All cd%
testants are urged to cotitact IHek
Berg at 3203 or 4543 for further
details.
Ants-Roaches
Insect Pests of all kinds
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SEA LION ROOKERIES
Daily Excursions
to the
CAPE CHINIAK SEA LION ROOKERIES
Enjoy these popular summer excursions aboard the
Cruiser “Explorer”
SEE THOUSANDS OF SEA LIONS — take pictures at
distances less than 20 feet!
LUNCH AND BEVERAGES SERVED ABOARD
Leave Standard Oil Float—D & A
Dock at your convenience
PRICES: Adults $10.00
Children under 12 SS.00
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
CALL
Alf Madsen
Pha 3272
from 8 a.m. to
12 noon
COAST GUARD INSPECTED AND APPROVED