Outdoorsmen Sponsor Ball Team
Will Compete in “Little League”
The “Little League” baseball
team, sponsored by the Kodiak
Outdoorsmen, will be outfitted
with uniforms and equipment, for
the coming baseball season.
Through the generosity of one
of its members, the Kodiak Out
doorsinen were enabled to make
the purchase of uniforms. Mrs.
Ruth Rrechan volunteered to de
fray half the cost of the uniforms,
the Club putting up the other
half.
This means the three town
teams will be outfitted. At an
earlier meeting of sponsors,
coaches and managers of the
“Little League” baseball, it was
decided that all of the town teams
should wear uniforms. Through
the efforts of Bob Acheson and
Dick Berg of Donnelley & Ache
son, it was found the cost of uni
forms,etc., was not prohibitive
and two orders went in, one fo]
the merchant sponsors and om
for the Outdoorsmen. The Bank o
Kodiak made a donation of $75 t<
be spent towards “Little League’
baseball equipment. With thi:
money, it is planned to purchase
bases, home plate, pitcher’s rub
ber, umpire’s equipment an<
other necessities.
Outdoorsmen officers state the]
have the various items for leagu<
play such as benches, bleachers
scoreboards, etc. These are bein^
obtained through the co-operatioi
of several business firms ant
craftsmen in obtaining and manu
factoring the various items
NOTICE
The Kodiak Electric Association
office will be closed on Saturday,
beginning May 3.
We dedicate this space to the reap
praisal of, and devotion to the most
potent ingredient of a fine and
wholesome society —
MOTHER
KODIAK BOTTLING WORKS
Phone 2244
The Community Baptist Church
'‘The Big White Church on the HU)’'
Rev. John Molletti, Pastor
Sunday School —9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship —11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups —-6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship —7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service —7:30 p.m., Wednesday
“Holding Forth The Word Of Life”
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Pacific Northern
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Muscles and brawn for this pro- 1
ject is being provide^ by Outdoors- 1
men, they state.
The Outdoorsmen plan to spon
sor a combined picnic, swimming,
boating and target range area at
Miller Point in the near future.
The Club will seek support from
' the City Council at their next
t meeting Monday to arrange such
^ a sponsorship. The land will be
| everyone can enjoy it, Outdoors
, developed into an area where
men spokesmen state. They will
| see to it that privileges are not
abused by people cluttering the
I area with trash and generally
destroying the beauty of the site.
Outdoorsmen officers plan to
minimize time consumed in the
! conduct of business at future
' meetings. Meetings will consists
• of lectures, movies and other in
1 teresting programs, including re
L freshments and a social hour,
rather than tedious business af
■ fairs.
For the younger members, it is
planned for them to have their
own separate meetings at the same
time as the voting members. These
meetings will be supervised by
one of the grownups.
All Kodiak Outdoorsmen activi
ties in the future will be planned
by committees, and each commit
tee will coordinate the activities of
the club.
The next meeting of the club is
scheduled for June 3.
Japs War Loss
Subject of Film
A movie which graphically de
picted why Japan lost the last
war, was shown at the Rotary
meeting held Tuesday noon at the
Island Fountain.
In it were speeches by Japanese
government, war department, and
industrial leaders, who each in
their turn explained the factors
that lead to their defeat. Much of
the credit was given the U.S. Navy
by the Japanese leaders.
Dr. Bob Johnson, President of
Rotary and the Secretary, Jess
Ballard, are both in Juneau attend
ing the District Assembly being
held there.
Among the guests included
Frank Kerth, Henry Rutkowski,
R.R. Raby, John Blissard, Bob
Miller, Rev. Norman Smith and
Clarence Stone.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all those who
gave me their moral and financial
support during the King Crab
you are making
an investment
that pays
dividends in
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festival Queen contest* and special
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(s) Opal Greene
. Kodiak Naval Station
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NOTICE
The Montmartre Inn will be
open Sunday afternoons. Special
Family dinners will be served.
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Also dancing Saturdays 9:00 p.m.
to 1.00 a.m.
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