City Bowling Leagues
Standings to Date
EMBLEM CLUB
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Beachcomberettea _42 18
Orpheum Flickers .... 38 22
49 Room. 36 24
B-N-B . 34 26
Rolling Pins . 32 28
Kodiak Amusement ... 31 29
King Crabs . 29 31
Oil Spots .28 32
Doghouse .25 35
Village Bar . 24 36
Knudsen’s .21 39
Breakers Liquor. 20 40
High team series, scratch: 49
Room, 2017; High team series,
BC: King Crabs, 2704; High team
game, scratch: King -Crabs, 693;
High team game,HC: King Crabs,
962; High series, scratch: Helen
Dural, 462; High series, HC: Betty
Heglin, 595; High game, scratch:
Vivian Panchot,. 191; High game,
HC: Myrtle Jensen, 219.
COMMERCIAL
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Calvert Reserve .43 17
Ships Tavern .39 31
Schlitzers. 37 23
Mecca Lounge. 35 25
Straight Shots . 33 27
Heidelberg ..31 Vi 28Vi
Booze & Beer .28Vi 31Vi
Natl Guard . 26 34
Chase & Copsey.. 23. 37
Casino Club .22 38
Village Bar ..........21 39
Loran Station .21 39 ;
High series, individual: Wittich.
•26; High game, individual: Wit
tich, 243; High team game: Cal
vert Reserve, 903; High team se
ries: (Calvert Reserve, 2595.
MERCHANTS
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fcolar Bears .......... 39 17 .v
Acs .34Vi 21 Vi
Kodiak Transfer. 32 24
Kodiak Airways ....... 31 25
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Sewer Rats .31 25
Hudson Busters .29Vz 26Vz
Kodiak Insurance. 29 27
Krafts .27 29
Alaska King Crab .... 23 33
Philco Co.21 35
Kodiak Electric .21 35
Bulls .18 38
High series, individual: B. An
derson, 571; High game, individ
ual: Rickard, 219; High series,
team: Polar Bear, 2706; High
game, team: Budson, 948.
Track Team Scores
Kodiak’s two member track
team racked up 17 points in the
Western Alaska track and field
meet held at Anchorage over the
weekend.
The two-man team was com
posed of Bill Damery and Noel
Smith.
In the team point standings
East Anchorage was 57%, Fair
banks 50%, Palmer 44V2, Ancho
rage West 34, Kodiak 17, Seward
9%„ and Eielson 1.
Register Now For
Social Security
High school students who are
seeking summer work were advis
ed today by the social security of
fice to apply for social security
cards now.
Employers must have the'social
security numbers of all their em
ployees in order to complete fed
eral and state wage reports.
All that is necessary is to go to
the social security office or to
any post office and request Form
SS-5, application for social secur
ity number. Complete and mail
the application to the Social
Security Administration, B ox
1331, Juneau, Alaska.
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Salute The Navy
By Attending
Armed Forces Demonstration
TODAY
Donnelly & Aeheson
Phone 3201
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Six Court Case*
Three persons were picked up
for operating a motor vehicle
while intoxicated, two for disord
erly conduct, and one on a drunk
charge. All were arraigned before
the City magistrate.
Those appearing for driving
while intoxicated were Merola
Swamby, who was fined $100 and
her driver’s license suspended for
90 days; John Edward PricefljlQO
fine and driver’s license suspen
ded for 30 days; Vivian R. Bjer
kin, $100 fine and driver’s license
suspended for 30 days.
The other convictions were
Louise A. Martin, on a drunk
charge, and released on forfeiture
of $25 bail; James M. Duffie,
fined $35; and Billy G. Baker, who
was released on forfeiture of $35
bail. The charges in the -latter
two cases were for disorderly con
duct.
CHURCH’S FUND DRIVE
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the Naval Station will meet for
a study of problems relating to
HJM 21.
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
MS TAT ALINA ;
May 13
• Calling At
Womens Bay, Kodiak
tJganik, Port Williams
Seldovia, Homer
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Mt. McKinley Wins
FAIRBANKS OR—Four moun
tain climbers, who were turned
back because of bad weather, in a
17 day attempt to scale the 20,
320 foot Mt. McKinley, said Thurs
day they planned to try again
next year.
The party, led by Dr. George
Cloutier, Fairbanks, were trapped
ten days in an improvised shelter
on a 17,000 foot level, in an arctic
blizzard. Cloutier said they deci
ded to abandon the climb when
their food supplies ran short.
Proclamation
WHEREAS: “Remembrance of
those who gave their lives in de
fense of our country and its free
dom being an inspiring part of our
American heritage, and all of
us having personal memories of
young men from our city who
died in war service, it is fitting
that we keep those memories
bright by, wearing on one day
each year the Poppy in memo
rium. I therefore am proclaiming
Saturday, May 16, 1959, to be
Poppy Day & tty*. City of Kodiak,
Alaska and urging all citizens to
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observe the day by wearing til
Poppy.”
(s) Merrill Coon
Mayor
Kodiak, Alaska
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Local
home owners take their in
surance problems to Kodiak
Insurance & Bldg. Corp. When
people start paying
Taxes
they realize their property
should be properly insured and
they want
To Be
certain the insuring is handled
Correctly. By getting this agen- [
cy on the job they feel their
protection is practically
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