City Bowling Leagues
Standings to Date
EMBLEM CLUB
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Beachcomberettes '...37 15
Orpheum Flickers .... 33 19
49 Room. 32 20
Kodiak Amusement ... 29 23
B-N-B .28 24
King Crabs .24 28
Oil Spots .24 28
Rolling Pins .24 28
Breakers Liquor. 23 29
Village Bar .21 31
Doghouse . 20 32
Knudsen’s .17 35
High team series, scratch:
Beachcomber-etts, 2040. High
team series, HC: Beachcomber
etts, 2595. High team game,
scratch: Beachcomber-etts, 704.
High team game, HC: B-N-B, 904.
High series, scratch: Vivian Pan
chot, 510. High series, HC: Nita
Nelson, 585. High game, scratch:
Nile Miller, 191. High game, HC:
Nile Miller, 213.
COMMERCIAL
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Calvert Reserve .40 12
Ships Tavern .34 18
Mecca Lounge.31 21
Schlitzers.30 22
Heidelberg .28% 23%
Booze & Beer .26% 25%
Straight Shots . 25 27
Natl Guard .23 19
Village Bar . 20 32
Chase & Copsey .19 33
Loran Station .18 34
Casino Club .17 35
High series, individual: Pecore,
609; High game, individual :Peco*
re, 228; High team series: Ships
Tavern, 2620. High team game,
Ships Tavern, 926.
Leagues are being formed for
men, women and children for
summer bowling. All persons in
terested in bowling can do so by
leaving their names at the bowling
alleys.
MERCHANTS
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Polar Bears .36 12
ACS .21 Vn 20V2
Kodiak Insurance ...... 27 21
Kodiak Transfer. 27 21
Sewer Rats .. 26 22
Kodiak Airways .25 23
Budson Busters .24y* 23H
Krafts .24 24
Alaska King Crab_ 22 26
Philco Co. .18 30
Kodiak Electric .18 30
Bulls .13 35
High team series: ACS, 2818.
High team game: ACS, 1028. High
series: Beard, 610. High game:
Beard, 247.
DIG THOSE PROSPECTORS
Prospecting enthusiast George
Cornelius announces he has invi
ted forty members of the Anchor
age Prospector's Club to visit in
Kodiak May 29th, and 31st.
NO BASHFUL BEATER
Patrolman Sweeny was instru
mental in bring to the attention
of nearby school children the in
teresting antics of a Beaver,
swimming in the stream opposite
the City Hall, and below the down
town school. This unbashful little
fellow put on quite a show for the
children and passersby with an
attitude of ‘Well, I was here first,
wasn’t I?’
INAUGURAL FLIGHT
(Continued from Page 1)
Frank Womack, Portland Chamb
er of Commerce, Stu Nicholson,
Botsford, Constantine and Gard
ner, Seattle, Sig Digree, Kodiak
Mirror, Richard Berg, Kodiak
Chamber of Commerce, Rear Ad
miral C. E. Anderson, U.S. Naval
Reserve, Seattle, Mrs. C. E. Ander
son, Commander Frank M. Screws,
U. S. Navy, Seattle, Mrs. Frank
Screws, John Schnell, U.S. Navy
Transportation Office, Seattle,
Michael King, San Francisco,
Harry Diamond, D. Diamond Cor
poration, Portland, Paul Kitto,
Pacific National Bank, Seattle,
Mrs. Paul Kitto, Harold A. Olsen,
Vice President, Pacific Northern
Airlines, Howard Clifford,. Direc
tor Advertising and Public Rela
tions, Pacific Northern Airlines,
Dan Hutchins, Pacific Northern
Airlines.
Pacific Northern Airlines Crew
for the Inaugural flight were:
Captain Joe Burns, 1st Officer
Eric Schutte, Flight Engineer A1
Couch, Stewardess Joyce Stickles,
Stewardess Karen Andreason.
FAA Observer, E. Schulz. ,," v
A further list of notables and
dignitaries arriving from Anchor
age, according to Pacific Northern
Airlines agent Ray Martin are:
Kip Hiddleston and Mrs. .Hiddles
ton, Anchorage of Commerce,
Mayor and Mrs. Hewitt Louns
berry, Ernie Epink, Station KF
QD* Bernie Kozinski, Anchorage
Times, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Thomas,
Anchorage News, George Ander
son, Alaska Spotlight, Auggie Hie
bert, KTVA, A1 Bramstedt, Keni,
Chet Gordon, Station KBYR, Alex,
Dunham, Civil Aeronautics Board,
Anchorage, Cliff Cernik,> Fair
banks Daily News Miner, Anco
Wood.
Representatives and dignitaries
from Homer arriving on the same
flight are: Howard Myhill, Presi
dent, Homer Chamber of Com
merce, Ed Rolf, Homer Journal,
and Major Kirschbaum.
Due to working hours the An
chorage, and Homer visitors will
arrive in Kodiak today.
DEATH ANNOUNCED
Continued from Page 1)
son became a Civil Service em
ployee of the Navy and worked
on the Kodiak Naval Station as
electrical engineer for District
Public Works Office. .
He was a member of the Veter
ans of Foreign Wars at Quilcene
and the B.P.O.E. of Kodiak, Alas
ka. V ' ■ *
Suarvivng are his wife Sarah F.;
a son Edward A. Hudson of San
Francisco, two sisters, Agnes
Adams and Alice Hudson and i
brother Alfred Hudson.
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Burial was at Wilamette Natidn
al Cemetery, Portlahd, Oregon,
Mrs. Hudson asked that remem
brances be in the form of contri
butions to the American Cancer
Society.
SAILINGS FROM SEATTtE
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May 13
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Womens Bay, Kodiak
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KING CRAB
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
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Saturday — May 2
12 Noon Recipe and crab cookery contest at Elks Club. $50 in
prizes
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2 P.M. Crab shaking contest at Small Boat Harbor. $50 in prizes
3-5 P.M. Skin diving and skiff race at small boat harbor. $50 in prizes
Judging of largest and heaviest crabs. Two $50 prizes
6-10 P.M. Huge crab feed at Elks Club. Exhibit of King Crab Anatomy
10 P.M. Grand Prize Ball
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12 Midnight Boat, motor and trailer awarded to lucky ticket holder
Hourly Boat Excursions as requested —
— during the Festival —■