Dance Planned
For Teen Club
A program which will bring the
Base an4 Town Teen Age Clubs
/together once a month has been
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made possible by the Fleet Re
serve Association Club on Base
and several Kodiak businesses.
Bon Benton, manager of the
FRA Club, announced this week
that facilities of the club have
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teen given to the Base Teen Age
Club for a monthly dance.
The Town Teen Age Club has
been invited to participate in the
dances and this has been made
possible through the backing given
by local businesses. Donating to
the dances are Krafts, D and A,
Knudsens, Kodiak Variety Stores,
Naughtons Bakery, Kodiak Bot
tling Works, Jefferson’s Insurance
Co. and the Kodiak Transporta
tion Company.
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Aleutian Distributors
Phone 2244
The dances , will be held on the
third Friday of each month, the
first being on November 15th,
from 7 -12 p.m.
The Kodiak Transport Company
have offered to pick up all mem
bers of the Teen Age Club at 7:15
outside Tony’s Bar and deliver
them to the FRA Club on Base
free of charge. The 11 p.m. bus
back from base will stop at the
club to bring the teenagers back
to town.
There is a possibility of a Navy
combo supplying the music for
the dance.
Judo Class Open
To Town Residents
A judo class first organized in
August by Daniel M. Bean, MR1,
USN, is now opened to town resi
dents who are interested in learn
ing the art.
Tie class meets on Mondays
and Thursdays from 6:30 to 8:30
p.m. in building 36 topside, at the
end of Marginal Pier on the Naval
Station. Bean, who conducts the
class, is 29 years old and entered
the Navy in 1944. He began judo
lessons in in Japan, in 1950 and
earned his black belt, first grade,
in 1953. • •
The different levels in judo are
white belt—novice, green belt,
brown belt, which has three grade
levels, and the black belt which
has ten grade levels.
The class sponsored a tourna
ment at the U.S.O. Club recently.
Winners were George R. Williams,
brown belt—first place in open
class; Alvin Hartly, white belt
second place in open class; John
Roland, brown belt, third place
open class.
In the wh:*e belt novice class,
Alvin Hartly took first place,
Clayton Phillips, second place and
William Van Cleave, third place.
Joe Hill won first place in the
junior competition and Corky
Chevalier, 13, was presented with
his green belt. Others (participat
ing in the tournament were Joe
Van Daele, Raymond Morland, A1
Versosa* Raymond Mapes and
Corky McFarland, time keeper.
For information regarding join
ing the class, call Daniel Bean or
George Williams at 0-387.
Buying or selling—Use the Class
ified Ads—They get results.
Clarence King
Agent;
Phone 4521
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