The City Association Bowling
Tournament was played at the
Bits Bowfling Lanes over the
week end and drew 1192 entries.
Schlitzeir’s were top team in the
■tournament with 3002 pins. Road
runners with 2946 and the Electric
Shop with 2938 placed second and
third.
in the doubles, Wally Wallace
jnd Jim Zieba placed first with
1244. In second place wore West
man and Weber with 1214 and in
■third place were Johnson and
Anderson with 1198.
The singles competition was
copped by Curfly Melarvie. He
•bowled a 689 score, with Faircloth
and J. Valen runners up with 677
and 647 respectively.
A total of 1882 pins put Wally
Wallace as high man for all events.
He was followed by Chuck Vollmer
with 1843 and Jim Zieba with
1831. The all events scratch was
won by Ed Pecore with a total of
1768. Vic Marconi with 1687 and
Russ Panchot with 1656 followed.
Bowling
Ccirsmercis!
W L
Mecca 71 45
Schlitz 67 49
Breakers 64 48
B & B 64% 51%
Spointland 61% 54%
Heidelberg 58% 57%
Kodiiak Telephone 56% 59%
Town Club 55 61
National Guard 54 62
Chase & Copsey 51 61
Loran Station 45 71
Chiniak Maniacs 44 72
Hi game, Vollmer, 224; hi game
w/hdcp, Cliff Spencer, 245; hi
series, Lindgren, 574; hi series
w/hdcp, Cliff Spencer, 649.
MARY’S CHURCH
Rev. Raymond L. Talbott, S. J.
MASSES:
Sunday llospila; Chape! 3:30 A M
Church 8.30 and 10:30 A M
Holydays Hospital Chapel 6 30 A.M
Church 7:15 and 8:00 A.M
Daily Hospital Chapei 6:30 A.M
ROSARY AND BENEDICTION:
Sunday and Friday 7:30 A.M
HOLY HOUR:
Saturday Hospital Chape* 1:00 to 2:00 P.M
CONFESSIONS:
Saturday Church 7.00 to 8:00 P.M
Also daily before Masses
BAPTISMS:
Sunday 2:00 P.M
SUNDAY SCHOOL: 10:00 A.M
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SVSSxed Doubles
No Chots 73 35
Seagram 7s 65 43
Rock-N-Bollers 64% 43%
Unger - Veer man 56 52
Sinpellters 55 53
McLinn - Neflson 55 53
Huer & Co. 52 56
Gutter Snipes 50 58
B.B. Shots 47 61
Dickow - Richardson 47 61
Din - Heads 43 65
Sorum & Co. 40% 67%
Hi game scratch & hdcp, women,
S. Ramaglia 196-229, men, D.
Burgey 243-262; hi series scratch
& hdcp, women, L. Lester 580-661,
men, R. Panchot, 613-628, O. John
son 628; hi team game scratch, B.
B. Shots 687; hi team game hdcp,
Sorum & co. 818; hi team series
scratch, Seagram 7s 2013; hi team
series hdcp, Huer & Co. 2309.
Merchants
Kodiak Airways 32 12
Kodiak Insurance 29 15
Roadrunners 28 16
Alaska Packers 26 18
Krafts 25 19
A. C. S. 22 22
Chiniak 23 21
Hot Dawgs 21 23
Kodiak Electric 21 23
Wildcats 16 28
D & A 12 32
Alaska Transfer 9 35
Hi team hdcp series, Kodiak In
surance 2720; hi team hdcp game,
Kodiak Electric 980; hi scratch
series, Lindigren 639; hi scratch
game, Given • Lindgren 234; hi
hdcp series, Lindgren 675; hi hdcp
game, Lindgren 246.
JC’s Crab Dinner
Proves Successful
A year of activities since it first
organized was capped by the Jay
Cees with a very successful king
crab dinner and dance, held Sat
urday night at the Labor Temple.
Mounds of crab were served to
a good sized crowd of people, and
a dance followed. Music was
furnished by the Geolrge Bujcton
Swingsters.
Five girts, Kitty Brooks, Dawn
and Andrea Jarvella, and Donna
and Sharon Chessman, catered the
dinner. The wives of the JayCetes
prepared and laid out the food.
Crab for the dinner was furnish
ed by fishermen on the southend
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Your
Westsmghouse
Appliance
Center
Donnelley
&
Acheson
Phone 3201
of the island, and processed by
King Crab, Inc., and Alaska King
Grab canneries here.
Since they were organized the
Jaycees aided the King Crab
Festival last year, sponsored the
4th of July celebrations, and
organized a tree-burning party,
complete with ice-skating on
Mission Lake last winter.
The Jaycees plan a beer bust for
the fishermen Who donated the
crab, at the end of the crab season.
Full-Docket F©r
Deputy Magistrate
Seven persons appeared before
the magistrate this week, mainly
on drunk and disorderly and
drunk charges.
Charged with being drunk,
Barbara Slaton was given a sen
tence of 5 days. Johnny K. Shep
herd was fined $50 and given a
sentence of 10 days on the same
charge. A fine of $75 was meted
out to Herman G. Kahutak on the
same charge. Two others, Terrence
A. McDonnell and Nick Pestrikoff
were attested on drunk and dis
orderly charges, the former fined
$50 and the latter released on $50
bail, which was forfeited.
R.D. Ziber, who was arrested for
reckless driving, was fined $75 and
had his driver’s license suspended
lc>r lour months. Charged with
operating a motor vehicle w.uie
intoxicated, Gust Reft was fined
$75 and had his driver’s license
suspended for four months.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Masked Marvels No. 2 will meet
the Elks League Penny Pinchers
at the Elks Bowling Lanes, 2:30
PM Saturday, March 2ti. If you
are successful in defeating team
No. 2, you are entitled to a play
off with our undefeated team No. 1
at a later date, if you are still able
to bowl, that is.
Signed: Manager, Masked
Marvels; Inc.
MOVIES
Saturday
Zero Hour is a suspense filled
melodrama. Opening with fifteen
pilots flying over Germany, it
holds its high suspense through
out.
Dana Andrews, Linda Darnell
and Sterling Hayden are starred.
Sunday and Monday
105 G.I.’s stationed in the
frozen Arctic select one of their
members to go on furlough as
their proxy. Paris is chosen as the
place and the lucky G.I. is played
by Tony Curtis. With his Casanova
reputation and a mere corporal’s
tating, he gats the Army in a
dither in “The Perfect Furlough.”
This spicy romantic comedy is
in Cinemascope and Color. Aiding
Curtis are Janet Leigh, Linda
Cristal, Keenan Wynn and Elaine
Striiteh.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Crime-crazy girl gangs—'trigger
tough and ready for anything—
that’s the story told in “Girls On
The Loose.”
In it atre starred Mara Coinday,
Lita Milan, Barbara Bostoek and
Mark Rickman.
On the same billing is “The
Shanghai Story,” another melo
drama of life behind the Bamboo
Curtain. This has an excellent cast
headed by Ruth Roman and
Ejmund O’Brien. It is said to have
intrigue, action and suspense.
Thursday and Friday
Hedy Lamarr, Jane Powell, Jan
Sterling and George Nader team
up in “The Female Animal,” the
story of a cinema star, played by
Hedy, whose adulation by the
public cannot compensate for the
aching absence of a truly great
love.
TV Schedule
Saturday
9:30—Test Pattern and Music
10:00—Aunt Ginny Show
11:00—Cartoon*
12:00—Meet The Press
12:30—You Are There
1:00—Belli Telephone
2,00—Winter Olympics
3:30—20th Century
4:00—Girl Scout Show
4:30—Mr. Wizard
5:00—Dick CDrk Show
5:30—Bob Cummings Show
6:00—Peter Gu: n
0:30—Sea liunt
7:00—Sohlitz Playhouse
7:3U—Mr. District Attorney
8:00—Rawhide
9:00—Tenn. Ernie Ford
9:30—Harbor Master
10:00—Movie
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Sunday
12:00—Test Pattern and Music
1:00—Christophers
1:30—Man To Man ,
1:45—Christian Science
2:00—I’ve Got A Secret
2:30—Adventure Tomorrow
3:00—Steve Allen
4:00—Perry Como
5:00—Vagabond
6:00— Have Gun Will Travel
6:30—Gun Smoke
7:00—Jack Benny
7:30—The Texan
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9:CG—Ann Sothern Show
9:30—U.S. Steel Hour
10:30—Movie
Juste
5:15—Coronet Film
Vv , v me
o:00—Pat Boone Show
6:30—Dangerous Assignment
7:00—All Star Theatre
i.dJ—Victory At Sea
9:00—I’ve Been Meaning To Ask
9:30—Movie
‘id ay
•1:30—Test , ttir and Music
5:15—Coronet Film
5:30—The Real McCoys
6:00—Dennis Day
6 30—The Unexpected
7:30—Peoples Choice j
8:00—Gary Moore \
9:00—Ed Sullivan
10:00—Movie
m rid Music
5:15—Cotonet Film j
6:00—Crunch & Des
6:30—Safety Lady
ui- ict
7:30—Science ^ ction Theatre
8:00—To Tell The Truth
8:30—Who Pays?
9:00—Fights
9:45—Wrestlirng
10:15—Americans At Work
10:30—Town Hall Party
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4:30—Test Pattern and Musir
5:00—Cartoon«
5:15—Coronet Film
5:30—Traffic Couil
6:00—Colonel Flack
6:30—Highway Patrol
7:00—Dinah Snore Show
8:00—The Big Picture
8 30—This is Your Life
9:00—You Bet Your Lile
10:30—Movie
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■i 30—Test Patteu ft Music
5:C0—Captain Kangaroo
5:45—UPI News
6:00—Lawrence Welk
7:00—'-Wanted Dead or Alive
7:30—Death Valley Days
8:30—Star Performance
9:00—I Led Three Lives
9:30—Meet McGraw
10:00—Court of Last Resort
10:30—Movie
Hu programs subvert to
change without prior nonce.