City Bowling Leagues
Standings to Date
COMMERCIAL
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Calvert Reserve . 14 2
Booze & Beer .lOVfc 5%
Ships Tavern . 10 6
Mecca Lounge. 10 6
NaCl Guard . 10 6
Schlitzers... 8 8
Loran Station . 7 9
Village Bar . 7 9
Chase & Copsey_ 6 10
' Casino Club . 5 11
T-N-T-’s . 4% 11%
Straight Shots. 4 12
High team series: Calverts 2379;
High team game: Ships 858; High
indiy. series R. Panchot 583; High
game: R. Panchot
EMBLEM CLUB
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Orpheum Flickers _ 13 3
Beachcombers _ 11 5
49 Room. 11 5
Doghouse . 9 7
Oh Spots .■ 9 7
Kurvy Kats. 9 7
B-N-B .s 8
King Crabs . 7 9
Kediak Amusement ... 7 9
Rolling Pins . 5 11
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Breakers Liquor. 4 12
Village Bar . 3 13
High team series HC: King Crab
2616; High team game HC: King
Crab 901; High individual game
scratch: Helen Durall 177; High
game HC; Jonny Phillips 218.
MERCHANTS
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Polar Bears . 10 2
Kodiak Insurance. 9 3
Kodiak Airways ....... 9 3
Kodiak Transfer . 8 4
Krafts . 7 5
Sewer Rats . 7 5
Budson Co.5% 6%
King Crab . 5 7
ACS . 4 8
Philco Co.3% 8%
Bulls . 3 9
Kodiak Electric . 1 11
High team series HC: Polar Bear
2735; High team game HC: Polar
Bear 962; High indiv. series
Scratch: Ben Guhrke 531; High
indiv. game, Scratch 224.
There will be open bowling
Monday night, March 2. No lea
gue games are scheduled. The Elks
League will bowl tonight.
Bears Beat .
In Last Game
In the last scheduled game of
the season the Bears defeated
the D & A cagers in an evenly
matched game—final score Bears
58 D & A 46.
The faster high school team
moved into an early lead and were
never threatened except early in
the fourth quarter when the D & A
five came within 7 points but with
baskets by Refit and Damery the
threat ended.. High man for the
Bears was John Reft who had a
fine night hitting for 17 points.
Leading the D & A Team was Le
witt with 22.
In the preliminary game a
4done cold JV team was defeated
by the Naval Station Fleet Re
serve team 33-12. This was the
.season finale for the hustling JV’s.
Nickerson was high for the JVs
with 10 points.
BEARS VS PNA IN PLAYOFF
On Friday night the Kodiak
Beans and PNA Flyers will meet to
determine the second half of the
town league championship. This
should be an interesting game with
each team having won one from
the other. j
Artist Paints
Kodiak Scenes
Original water colors of paint
ings of Kodiak scenes are being
displayed in the window of Mar
Lou’s Apparel Shop. The paintings
are the work of Capt. R. B. Ja
coby, 'Commanding Officer of the
Naval Station.
The Russian Church is the sub
ject of one painting. Another is
a scene on the waterfront of a
building near the City Dock, since
torn. down.
HS Choral Group
Presents Concert
The high school chorus pre
sented a concert Thursday for the
on-Base schools, and was held on
the Naval Station.
The chorus of sixty sang popu
lar and secular numbers. A girls
sextet also performed two num
bers—“Prayer Perfect” and “To
a Wild Rose.” Featured were two
Negro spirituals arranged by Bob
Boko, director of the chorus. These
were “Roll Jordan, Roll” and
“Down By the Riverside.”
The next program by the chorus
will be presented for the elemen
tary schools in the city.
If you want to boy, sell or real,
read the Kodiak Mirror.
I SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
IMS TAT ALIN A
March 11
Calling At
Womens Bay, Kodiak*
|p Seldovia, Homer.
Loo Veennan
Agent
Phone 4521
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THE ANNUAL MEETING of
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The Kodiak Electric Ass’a
Will be held at the Elks Hall Monday March
2, 8:00 P.M. for.
—Report Last Year’s Business
—Election of Nine Directors
—Entertainment & Movies
—Lunch & Refreshments
—Attendance Prizes
Be Present—Your Attendance b Needed
PROXY VOTE — ANNUAL MEETING — MEMBERS OF THE
KODIAK ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION
Monday, March 2, 1959
To: A. M. Given, Acting Secretary:
The undersigned hereby authorizes..
(name of some member)
to vote by proxy at the Annual Meeting of the Kodiak Electric
Assoc, on March 2, 1959, Kodiak Elks Hall, Kodiak, Alaska.
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(Signature)
Instructions — The above is for the convenience of those members
wishing to vote by proxy. The proxy must be handed (not mailed) to
the Secretary on or before the date of the Annual Meeting. Only mem
bers are entitled to vote.
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Sample Ballot
(NOT TO BE USED FOR VOTING). ,
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
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Kodiak Electric Aes’n. 19S9
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□ Eldon Lester
□ Russ Wright
□ Peter Ramaglia
□ Tommy Frost, Jr.
□ William Lamme
□ Robert Dawson
□ Donald Lawhead
□ George Magnusen
□ Harold Heglin
□ Louie Horn
□ Charles Reft
□ Alfred J. Anderson
□ Gil Jarvela
□ A. C. Wickman
□ Charles Edris
□ M. H. Souter
□ LouVeerman
□ Jimmy Garoutte
□ Harry Felton
□ GeneSundberg
□ Edward Higgins
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NOT TO BE USED FOR BALLOTING !
Kodiak Electric Ass’n Inc.
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