Sonja Thorsht-im Plans
June Wedding 1
Miss Sonja Sue Thorsheim, I
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.;
-.Stanley B. Thorsheim, will be
come the bride of William 0.!
Downhour on June 15, at the j
Russian Orthodox Church. [
A reception will be held fol-1
lowing the ceremony at the
brides’ home.
Miss Betty Kizer arrived
here Monday for a short vaca- j
tion from’ the University of
Oregon schodFof, nursing. Her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Kizer have been here for
several weeks.
July Fourth Celebration
Plans Being Made
Plans for Kodiak’s annual
Fourth of July event began to
‘take shape” this week, ac
cording to Ray Martin, Rotary
Jlub chairman.
The annual parade will be
mid ai)d is expected to show
nore floats and marching
inits than ever before en
cered. Prizes will be awarded
:or the best floats, costumes,
5est decorated bicycles, baby
carriages, tricycles and
vagons and the most origi
lal costumes.
Marching units from Kodiak
LA LANDES’
KODIAK BAKERY
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
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Naval Station are expected to
participate in the big parade.
The usual races and games
for children will be held fol
lowing the traditional flag
raising ceremonies and the
Fourth of July address. The
speaker for the day has p.p,t
been announced. --
It is believed the annual
base-town marathon will be
held again this year. One of
the highlights of the day is
the finish of the seven mile
run. Contestants for the event
may register with Martin at
the PN A office or the Club
Liquor Store.
The big surprise event will
be held at midnight at the
Kodiak School grounds, Mar
tin said.
Legion Officers
Due Here
Local veterans will be in
terested in the coming visit ®f
two key American Legion of
ficials to Kodiak. The men are
J. H. Chillington, Los An
geles, National field represen
tative and A. L. Zenger, Jun
aau, department of Alaska
service officer, of the Ameri
can Legion.
The two are making a six
weeks tour of Alaska to con
tact all veterans and -families
of veterans. They are expected
to arrive Monday and a public
meeting will be held under
the auspices of Kodiak Post
No. 17, V. G. Ellis, Legion
commander, said yesterday.
Information will be given to
all veterans and their families
concerning available govern
ment benefits. Investigation
of veterans claims will also be
made by Chillington and Zen
ger upon their return to
Juneau.
The meeting will be held
Monday at 8 pm at the VFW
Club
Elks Enter
Baseball League
The Elk’s Club has entered
a baseball team in the Naval
Station baseball league and
played their first practice
game last Saturday.
P. H. Stover, chairman of
the Elks baseball league sends
the following information:
‘ ‘The team turnout has been
very good to date and in
cludes the following players:
E. Smith, manager; J. Wag
ner, pitcher-catcher; Sgt. Un
ger, catcher; Robinson,
pitcher; Hethcock, Jones,
Valen, Lumpston, infield;
Pecore, Boyle, Skeexix P.,
Hansen and Mackey, outfield;
Norem and Waddle, pitcher
catcher. ’ ’
There are seven teams en
tered in the league this year.
They will play on the Army
and Navy diamonds.
Joe Kerrigan and Clarence
Williams have been selected
umpires for the Elks team.
Verne St. Louis of Larsen
Bay was in town this week. V
Fights Slated
For July 4th
Boxing matches will be
scheduled for the Fourth of
July and held outdoors pro
vided enough contestants sign
up for bouts, Jim Bennett,
Elk Club member announced
yesterday.
Persons interested in box
ing on the fourth may sign
up now with either Bennett or
Jack Wagner of LaLandes’
aooeooee>ooooppoo(
Kodiak Bakery.
The boxing matches will be
incorporated >n the list of
events scheduled for the big
annual Fourth of July Cele
bration.
The local chapter of B. P.
0. E. will sponsor the boxing
matches.
Mrs. Richard Nixon was
hostess Wednesday evening at
a shower for Miss Gail
Blankenburg, who will be
married later this month.
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