City Bowling Leagues
Standings to Date
FEBRUARY 9
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Trusties . 9 3
Antlers . 8 4
Flaggers .8 4
Heave-A-Heads.8 4
Roosters. 8 4
Esquires . 7% 4Vz
Penny Pinchers . 6 6
Lonesome Strangers _5 7
Honest Johns.4% 7Vz
Paul Bunyons.4 8
Scribes . 3 9
Bilco Specials.1 ll
High team series; Flaggers,
2232; High team game: Flaggers,
808; High individual series: Jim
Duros, 528; High individual
game: Jim Duros, 210.
Commercial
FEBRUARY 10
W L
Calvert . 7 l
Mecca Lounge.6 2
Booze & Beer . 6 2
Ships Tavern . 5 3
Casino Club. 4 4
Schlitzers . 4 4
Loran Station.4 4
Breakers Straight Shots . 3 5
Chase & Copsey. 3 5
Nat’l Guard.3 5
T. N. T.’s . 2 6
Village Bar . 1 7
High team series: Casino Club,
2450; High team game: Calvert
Reserve, 852; High individual se
ries: Bill Grimes, 566; High indi
vidual game: Ken Kincaid, 212
and John Perschy, 212.
Mixed Doubles
FEBRUARY 11
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No-Chots . 3 1
Phillips McLinn. 3 1
Snychi-Pettersofi . 3 1
Kegling Hospitalists ... 2Vz IVz
The Sourdoughs.2 2
Money-Bags . 2 2
Hall-Pol and . 2 2
Jensen-Horn . 2 2
Veerman-Schumacher .. 1 Vz 2%
4 Lawhead-Dinwiddie. 1 3
Blinn-Nelson.1 3
Gutter-Snipes . 1 3
High ind. three games, men:
* Russ Panchot, 552; High ind.
game, men: Ben Guhrke, 213;
High ind. three games, women:
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
MS TATALINA
March 11
Calling At
Womens Bay, Kodiak*
•Seldovia, Homer.
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Vivian Panchot, 464; High ind.
game, women: Evelyn Dinwiddie,
181.
Merchants League
W L
Polar Bear . 4 0
Kodiak Ins. 4 0
Kodiak Airways. 4 0
Kodiak Transfer.4 0
Sewer Rats . 4 0
Budson Co.2% 1%
Phileo'Co. 1% 2Vi
A. C. S. .. 0 4
Krafts . 0 4
Kodiak Elect. 0 4
Alaska King Crab. 0 4
High team series: Polar Bear,
2319; High team game: Kodiak
Insurance, 880; High Ind. series:
Stan Lee, 560; high ind. game:
Ben Guhrke, 258.
Emblem Club
FEBRUARY 6
W L
49 Room . 7 1
Orpheum Flickers.6 2
Kodiak Amusement_ 6 2
Doghouse . 5 3
Beachcombers.4 4
Breakers. 4 4
King Crab . 3 5
B-N-B . 3 5
Oil Spots . 3 5
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Kurvy-Kats . 3 5
Village Bar.2 6
Rolling Pins.. 2 6
High team series, with H. C.:
Kodiak Amusement, 2584; High
team game with H. C.: Kodiak
Amusements 903; High ind. game;
Claudia Wheeler, 164; High ind.
Ina Fletcher, 461.
PTA to Sponsor
A Teenage Dance
A teenage dance will be held
at the Labor Temple, Saturday,
February 21.
Arrangements for the dance are
being made by the Ways and
Means Committee of the local
PTA, the sponsoring group. Funds
will go to PTA work.
Seventy-seven were present at
the PTA meeting held in the high
school library Thursday. A pro
gram included a panel discussion,
a talk on founders day by Mrs.
John Molletti, and committee re
ports.
Panel speakers included several
from town and the naval station
who discussed “Guidance.” The
panel was opened by Mrs. Dera
Brunstad. Among other remarks
she stated students must be
guided in. work or play. Chap
lain Robinson, in answering the
question “Where are we going,”
stated that children should be
given a choice as soon as possible.
“They can’t think as adults, and
so should be guided.” Mrs. Foster
developed the theme “Guidance
in the home.” She stressed the
necessity for integrity, loyalty,
tolerance and guidance.
In discussing the subject “The
Critical Years,” Mr. Winford
stated that children first break
away from the home at the age
of. five. The critical years are to
the 3rd grade, he said.
Rev. Talbott spoke on the theme
“Gaining Confidence.” He asked
the question “Do we preach one
thing and act another?” He stated
it necessary to bring into agree
ment the child’s viewpoint and
that of the adult,
firms also have pledged support.
Following a talk on the subj«»*
“I Wish I Had Known,” by Mm
Ethel McCurry, m which she
stressed teaching the child early
in life the way it should go. Cur
tis Saxton who acted as modera
tor, summarized the findings oS
the panel.
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