Emblem Club
Bowling League
Team W L
49 Room . 11 1
Breakers S.S. 10 2
Rolling Pins 8 4
Odd Balls 7 5
Breaker’s L. 7 5
King Crab 6 6
Hill toppers 5Vz 6*6
Flickers 5 7
Kmidsen’s 5 7
Shipmates 4% IVi
Chiniak Chicks 2 10
Fender Benders 1 11
Hi game—Scratch: A. Huer, 195;
Hi game—he: H. Hall, 229; Hi
series—Scratch: A. Huer, 505; Hi
series—he: A. Huer: 595; Hi team
game—Scratch: King Crab, 663; Hi
team game—he: King Crab, 912;.
Hi team series—Scratch: King
Crab, 1912; Hi team series — he:
King Crab, 2659.
Mixed Doubles
Bowling League
Team W L
Mclntyre-Butler 10 2
No-Chots 10 2
Lester-Root . 9 3
Sinpetters 9 3
McLinn-Snyder 7 5
Unger-Veer man 7 5
Huer-Anderson 5% 6 Vz
Jensen-Dickow 5 7
Burgey-Bresciano 4 8
Reed-Sorum 3 9
DinHeads IVi lOMt
Guttersnipes 1 11
Hi game^Scratch: Men-Eldon Les
ter, 240; Women-E. McIntyre, 224;
Hi game-hc: Men—Russ Panchot,
247; Women—E. McIntyre, 257;
Hi series-Scratch: Men—E. Lester,
634; Women—E. McIntyre, 501;
Hi series-hc: M«n—E. Lester, 649;
Women—E. McIntyre, 600; Hi
team game^Scratch: Lester-Root,
673; Hi team game-hc: Sinpetters,
837; Hi team series-Scratch: Les
ter-Root, 1915; Hi team series-hc:
Lester-Root, 2273.
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CONVENTION—
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are Osky Weeda, secretary-treas
urer, and John Cushing, trustee.
The Kodiak Lodges weekly meet
ing, held Wednesday evening in
stead of Friday, was attended by
the visitors. More than $400 was
raised for the local Cerebral Palsy
fund.
The convention officially opened
Wednesday morning at the Labor
Temple. Following invocation by
Rev. Roman Sturmer, addresses of
welcome were given by Don Law
head, Exalted Ruler of Kodiak
Lodge 1772, and City Manager Bill
Poland,who acted in behal fof May
or Coon, who is out of town.
Response was made by Hal Gil
fiien, followed by the pledge of
allegiance, led by a group of Eagle
Scouts. Master of ceremonies was
John Gibbons.
After a brief recess, the conven
tion session began. Sessions con
tinued throughout the day with
committee meetings interspersed,
followed by a king crab dinner at
the Elks hall from 7 to 9. This
was followed by dancing and enter
tainment at 10.
Friday morning business ses
sions continued, and committee
meetings from 1:30 to 3. At 3 p.m.
an open meeting is scheduled at
which there is to be a Cerebral
Palsy Demonstration. Association
therapists, Miss Mabel Nihoul,
Miss Bell Townsley and Nick
Peters will ibe on hand to give the
demonstration. A little boy, a cer
ebral palsy victim, is being brought
over from Anchorage for the dem
onstration.
Business sessions will continue
following the demonstration, danc
ing in the evening beginning at
10.
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Rachael Rogers and Lee Franklin
Saturday the concluding day of
the convention. A District Deputy
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ROBERT D. LEWIS
clinic will be held at &30.
A memorial service for departed
brothers in all the lodges through
out the state will*be held at 11
a.m. at the Qrpheum Theatr This
Is open to the public
W. C Stump of Ketchii was
elected to the presidency the
association’ He and the other offi
cers will be installed in a service
scheduled for 2 p.m.
Following a social hour at the
Elks hall, the association DaoqiMK
will be held, beginning at & James
Nolan, a past president, and a
Grand Lodge officer ,will be tbe
speaker. The grand ball will follow
at 10.
Other officers elected were K.
Robert Haag cf Juneau, as vict
president Alaska East; Robert D.
Lewis, Anchorage, vice-president.
Alaska West. Osky Weeda, Anchor
age, was reelected secretary-trea
surer; Hess Radius, Fairbanks*
three year -term as trustee
The site of the' next Elks con
vention will be Sitka in October.
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