Palmer Hoop Men
Here Jan. 27-28
On Friday, Jan. 27 and Saturday,
Jan. 28, the Kodiak high school
Bears will play host to the visiting
Palmer Moose, in the high school
gym. Starting time for the games
is 8 p. m.
The Moose field a small but
scrappy five who are recent win
ners over the Kenai Kardinals. In
two games before Christmas Ko
diak split a pair in Palmer. A
scrappy battle is expected, with
the Bears enjoying the advantage
of the home court this series.
In the preliminary game be
ginning at 6:30 Friday night, the
Junior Varsity will meet an un
named opponent. At the same time
Saturday night, the Base 8 th
graders will meet the town 8th
graders.
This series will be the last home
court appearance for nine Kodiak
high school seniors against a high
school opponent. They are Danny
Olson, Courtney Starbird, Jim
Allain, Carl Ellison, Bob Rich
mond, Dennis Huey, Perry Flotre
and Rheinhart Beirmanski.
Admission to the games is $1.00
for adults, 50 cents for students.
Holders of Activity Cards admitted
for one-half price.
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Bowling News
MIXED DOUBLES
TEAM STANDINGS Won Lost
Rich-Marcs .48 24
Lightning Bugs .45% 26%
Island Elec.45 27
Hall-Ensslin .44 28
PinHawks .41% 30%
Fuzzy Four .39 33
Roysbergers .38 34
Aggitators .36 36
Carter-Stover .35 37
Gutter Snipes.26 46
Sutliff Jarvella .20 52
Ls & Ms.14 58
High season game,, scr: Women,
L. Lester, 237; Men, L. Wittich,
266; high season game, hdcp:
Women, M. Ensslin, 275; Men, B.
Carter, 288; High season series, scr.
Women, L. Lester, 607; Men, L.
Wittich, 646; High series, hndp.:
Women, M. Enslinn, 722; Men, B.
Carter, 730; High single game,
scr.: Women, L. Lester; Men, B.
Richardson, 226; high game hdcp:
Women, M. Sorum; Men, B. Rich
ardson.
Neither hay nor fever is con
nected with hay fever, but there
are about five million sufferers
from hay fever in the U. S.
League Action
Fast This Week
In Monday nights play, Medics
hit their high for the season, up
ending Krafts by a score of 58-41,
in the 6:30 game, and American
Legion, holding the Fleet Weather
team scoreless for eight minutes
in the early stages of the second
game. Fleet Weather began to
click and moved into a one point
deficit at the end of the half, with
the score 20-19. Final score, Le
gion, 45, Fleet Weather, 35.
A big crowd was on hand to
watch Tuesday night’s game when
the Base 8th Graders were com
pletely buried by the Freshmen
high school intramural team, by a
score of 33-19. In the second game,
the tempo changed somewhat as
the town 8th Graders led by Den
nis Jones’ 10 points played the
Sophomore intramural team to a
20-20 tie. In overtime play the
Sophs edged ahead to win, 25-22.
LEAGUE PLAY NEXT WEEK
Monday night — American Le
gion - Medics at 6:30; PNA - Krafts
at 8:15.
Tuesday night—Coast Guard -
American Legion at 6:30; Krafts
vs. NavComSta at 8:15.
Thursday night—NavComSta plays
D & A at 6:30; at 8:15. PNA tang
les with the Medics.
Speech Specialist
Addresses PTA
Speech and hearing handicaps
formed the subject of an interest
ing talk given by Dr. Helen Ditt
man, clinical director o{ the Alaska
Crippled Children’s Association,
before the PTA group last Thurs
day evening at the high school.
Dr. Dittman’s speech followed
the showing of pictures of accom
plishments of the Elk’s cerebral
palsy program by Mr. Nick Peters,
physical theraphy specialist for
the Elks Lodge in this area.
Much interest was shown in Dr.
Dittman’s discussion and explana
tion and many parents and friends
bought memberships in the Alaska
Crippled Children’s Association
following the PTA meeting. The
funds received from these member
ships will help to buy equipment to
be used here in Kodiak to evaluate
and treat speech and hearing hand
icapped children.
Dr. Dittman will return to Ko
diak to continue this work around
March 1 of this year and through
the newly formed Kodiak Chapter
of ACCA plans to have theraphy
here four times a year.
KNNDSEN’S OUTFITTERS
For cannery workers we have
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Sweat Shirts, Lined Jeans,
Boots, lined or unllned.
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Wool Socks, Warm Underwear
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Rubber Gloves and Anything
Else You Need.
We Now Issue 1961 Hunting
and Fishing Licenses.
KHUDSER’S OUTFITTERS
Your Headquarters for Shoes
And Clothing Needs
Legion - Bears
Opponents Tonight
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Tonight at 8 p.m., the Kodiak
Bears meet the No. 2 ranking team
in Town League play — the tall
American Legion five. This is in
the nature of a revenge battle with
the Legionaires out to avenge
three straight losses to the high
school cagers of last year.
The Legion team, coached by
Colbert and Solomon, all boasting
ing center Buse and tall forwards
Colbert and Solomon, all boating
averages up in the double num
bers.
The Bears, led by captain Danny
Olson and co-captain Carl Ellison
are out to improve their three
wins, two losses in league action.
Preliminary game at 6:30 brings
together the JV’s and D and A. Ad
mission is 65 cents for adults, stu
dents 35 cents.
W.I.B.C. Tourney
Set For April 6
Jan. 25 is the deadline date for
entry into the Woman’s Interna
tional Bowling Congress champion
ship bowling tournament being
held in Fort Wayne. Indiana.
The W. I. B. C. Tournament
opens April 6, at the Northcrest
Lanes, Fort Wayne. Entry fee is
$6 per person, per event. The team
event is held in two divisions. Div
ision 1: Teams havings an average
of 751 and over. Division 2: Teams
having an average of 750 and
under.
Two Weeks To Go
In Charity Tourney
The Emblem Club Scotch Dou
bles Charity Tournament will be
entering the second weekend of
competition on Saturday, Jan. 21.
Tournament play commences at 3
p. m. Saturday and runs through
Sunday evening.
The following weekend, Jan. 28
and 29, will wind up the event.
Anyone wishing to participate may
sign up in advance, or at the time
they wish to bowl. The fee is $3.60
per couple. The public is invited
to enter the tournament.
Kodiak-Aleutlan
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Properties
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APPRAISALS
LIFE INSURANCE
Notary Public
Staff Licensed and Bonded
by
State Real Estate Commission
George H. Cornelius. Broker
For Appointment Call 486-2960
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
ELECTION OF THE CITY OF
KODIAK, ALASKA
I. TIME OF ELECTION: Notice
is hereby given pursuant to Or
dinances No. 207, 208, 223 and 232
of the City of Kodiak, Alaska, that
between the hours of 8:00 A. M.
and 8:00 P. M. on February 21,
1961 a Special Election will be
held.
II. ELIGIBILITY OF VOTERS:
Those eligble to vote at the Spe
cial Election must possess all of
the following qualifications:
(a) He or she must be a citizen
of the United States, nineteen
(19 years of age or over.
(b) He or she must be an actual
and bona fide resident of Alaska
and must have been such resi
dent continuously for a period
of one year immediately preced
ing the election; and must have
been such resident continuously
for the thirty (30) days next
preceding the election in the
City of Kodiak, Alaska.
(c) He or she must be able to
read and write the English lang
uage as prescribed and proved in
Title 38, Chapter 1, Section 2,
Compiled Laws of Alaska, 1949
and not be barred by any other
permission of law from voting.
III. PROPOSITION TO BE
VOTED ON: “Are you in favor of
ratification of Ordinance No. 244,
enacted on the 14th day of Janu
ary, 1961, providing for the sale
of the following described prop
erty by the City of Kodiak to
Kodiak Cold Storage, Inc., for the
sum of sixty-five thousand dollars
($65,000.00), payable three thous
and dollars ($3,000.00) down and
the balance at the rate of five
hundred dollars ($500.00)
monthly?”
That portion of Block Twenty
(20), U. S. Survey 2537B, Sup
plemental Plat, Kodiak Town
site, and that portion of tide
lands outside the meander line
of said U. S. Survey 2537B de
scribed as follows:
From W.C.M.C. 2 to M.C. No.
2. on the Westerly boundary
of U. S. Survey 1086; thence
from said M.C., S84 degrees
19’ E 76.3, to the point of be
ginning; thence S24 degrees
07’ E 255 ft., plus or minus
to the face of the wharf;
thence S64 degrees-18’ W
along said face of wharf 159.8
ft.; thence N25 degrees 44’ W
145.2 ft.; thence S66 degrees
47’ W 20.0 ft.; thence N23 de
grees-13’ W 117.0 ft.; thence
N66 degrees-47’ E 183.3 ft. to
the point of beginning, con
taining an area of 44,813
square feet.
□ FOR RATIFICATION OF
ORDINANCE
□ AGAINST RATIFICATION
OF ORDINANCE
IV. REGISTRATION REQUIRED;
Registration shall be made by
signing a Poll Registration Book
at the polling place prior to voting.
V. POLLING PLACE: The polling
place shall be the City Hall.
FOR THE CITY OF KODIAK
Douglas G. Preston,
City Clerk-Treasurer.
Pub. Jan. 21, 28, 1961
Feb. 4, 11, 1961
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our deep
appreciation to the many friends
who offered sympathy and assist
ance during our bereavement.
from Mrs. Melvin Sholl, Archie
Zehe and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ekin and family
and the Ben Sholl family.
RESERVATIONS NOW BEING
TAKEN FOR
Elks Steak Night
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27
from 6 p. m.
Charcoal Broiled, Tender Steaks
As You Like Them
Phone 486-5222 or 486-2666
for reservations
Lodge Session
following at 8:30
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