Commercial
Bowling League
Team W L
Kodiak Telephone 10 2
Breakers 7 5
Schlrtz 7 5
Heidelberg 6 6
Sportland 6 6
Town dub 6 6
B & B 6 6
National Guard 6 6
Ghiniak Maniacs 6 6
Mecca 5 7
Loran Station 4 8
Chase & Copsey 3 9
Hi game: C. Vollmer, 257; Hi series
E. Lester, 611. Ht game hdcp: B.
Small, 258; Hi series hdcp: B.
Small, 678.
ftflixed Doubles
Bowling League
Team W L
Lester-Root 6 2
Mclntyre-Butler 6 2
Sinpetters 6 2
No-Chots 6 2
Unger-V eerman 6 2
McLinn-Snyder 4 4
Dickow-Jensen 4 4
Rurgey-Bresciano 3 5
Reed-Sortun & Co. 3 5
Huer-Anderson 2Vz 5M>
Dinlteads 1^ 6Mi
Guttersnipes 0 8
Hi single gameScratch: E. Mc
Intyre, 173; L. Veerman, 193; Hi
single game—HC: Women; Thel
ma Isert, 219; Men: D. Lawhead,
226. Hi team game-Scratch: Lester
Root, 651; Hi team game-HC: Lest
er-Root, 807; Hi team series
Scratch: Lester-Root, 1797. Hi
team series — HC: Lester-Root,
2265.
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Emblem Club
Bowling League
Team W L
Mecca 49 Room 8 0
City Market 6 2
Rolling Pins 8 2
Strait Shotetts 6 2
Breakers Liquor 6 2
Hilltoppers 5*6 2Vz
Orpheum Flickers 2 6
Shipmates 2Vz 5 Vz
Knudsens 2 6
King Crabs 2 6
Chindak Chicks 2 6
Fender Benders 0 8
Hi team series-Scratch: Mecca
49 Room, 1892; Hi team series —
HC: Odd Balls, 2689; Hi team game
—Scratch: Mecca 49 Room, 892;
Hi team game—HC: Odd Balls,
9^8; Hi b-ngle Series—Scratch:
G> ace P^<*ore *?9: TG Single
Series—HC: Jonnie Phillips, 598;
Hi Single Game—Scratch: Grace
Pecore, 169; High Single Game—
HC: Jonnie Phillips, 236.
Club Meeting
Date Changed
The regular meeting of the Em
blem Club No. 187 was held on
Thursday, September 17th. In the
regular order of bu*sdness, it was
moved to postpone the' first meet
ing in October from the first to
the eighth since the earlier date
would conflict with the State Elks
Convention to be held here Sep
tember ,30, Ocober 1, 2, and 3.
Election of officers will be held
at the October 8th meeting.
After the meeting adjourned
lunch was served by Antje Huer
and Grace Pecore.
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Sunday
SpeciaO
Butter horns, Small 80$ doz.
Pineapple Pie 60$ ea.
RAUGHTOR’S BAKERY
Open Day & Nite
Phone 2062
HAPPY HONTING GROUND
$21.50 SPECIAL $21.50
September 29 to October 27
Round Trip to Your Favorite Spot.
Meat and Gear Go For 6c ib.
Go Lite-Come Back Loaded.
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KODIAK AIRWAYS, INC.
Rhone 4201
Elk Season Opens
Thursday, Oct. 1
The elk season opens on Octo
ber 1, according to Will Troyer of
the Fish and Wildlife Service. All
of Raspberry and Afognak Is
lands are open to hunting.
The limit per hunter is one bull
per year with spike antlers or
larger except in the Tonki Cape
area where either sex may be
taken. The Tonki Cape area in
cludes that portion of Afognak Is
land lying east of a line from the
head of Seal Bay to Saposa Bay.
The season will remain open
through October 25, 1959.
Both Fish and Wildlife and
State Game Department personnel
will be in the field to collect hunt
ing data. All hunters are urged to
cooperate in saving lower jaws.
Jaws. can be turned into the local
Fish and Wildlife Service office or
eall 4294 a/nd they will be picked
up.
Speaker Tells
Of Arctic Trip
Jim Eckman, U.S.C.G. machinist,
who is assistant engineer and dam
age officer on the Storis, told -the
Rotary Club Tuesday of the trip
made this summer to supply the
Dew Line in Arctic Alaska and
Canada.
The Storis left Kodiak July 8
for the Bering Sea. The trip was
sponsored by the Air Force, but
was under the control of the Navy
at Kodiak. The vessels consisted
of an ice breaker group and the
supply ships.
Two Navy helicopters were
taken for ice reconnaisa ice, two
public health service doctors, and
two Canadian hydrographers. Af
ter picking up mail at Barrow the
trip entailed jurneying half-way
across the top of Canada. (In 1957
the Storis made the trip 'across the
top.)
More ice was found than pre
dicted, and once the ice b eaker
Staten Island had to come to the
rescue of the Storis. The crew
was amused by polar bear and
other wild life, ana once saw a
group of thousands dr walruses.
The Dew L ne stations, Eckman
said, are manned in Alaska by
American paisonnel, end in Can
ada by the Canadians. They are
lonely outposts but comfortable.
No dependents are provided for,
end the men sign up for two years,
with a two week break in the mid
dle.
Eckman said the trip was long
and be ing with little recreation,
and that the Storis men were
happy to be back in Kodiak.
Public School
MENU
September 28-October 2
Monday
Macaroni and Cheese
Buttered Green Beam
Carrot Sticks
Applesauce
Bread—Butter—Milk
Tuesday *
Frankfurter in Roll
Creamed Peas
Sliced Peaches
Bread—Butter—Milk
Wednesday
Chili Beans
Carrot and Raisin Salad
Buttered Com Broad
Red Fruit Jello
Chocolate Milk
Thursday
Baked Corned Beef Hash
Stewed Tomatoes '
Peanut Butter Sandwich
Vanilla Pudding—Milk
Friday
Egg Salad Sandwich
Buttered Mixed Vegetables
Plums—Cookies
Milk
POLICE SLOGAN
It is better to call a halt to
reckless driving than to call an
ambulance because of it.
MIRROR CLASS ADS BRING RESULTS
ALASKA TRANSFER & STORAGE
AGENT FOB
Martin Van Lines
We handle Packing, Crating and Shipping
from Kodiak to all Alaskan points, United
States, Hawaii and Germany.
Phone 2233 Box 605
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Hours: 5 p. m* ’Till 1 a. m.
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CLEAN HEAP Both Standard
Farnace Oil and Standard Stove Oil
are super-refined to burn elean
Call us today for prompt service
For your convenience we have
Automatic Keep-Filled Service
Home & Office / I Standard Plant
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