ELKS LEAGUE
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Aggers .'!.26 14
Antlers ..25
Honest Johns __V 23% 16%
Heave-a-Heads . 23 17
Thistees . 23 17
lonesome Strangers ..22 18
Bilko Specials ...... 19^ 20%
1^*«Uin5 .. 19% 20%
Esquires..18% 21%
Penny Pinchers _ .16 24
Paul Bunyans . • 14 26
Scribes.10 30
High team series: Roosters,
2553. High team game; Honest
Jtobns, 806. High individual series:
B. Bible, 541. High individual
<uie: Russ Panchot, 221.
COMMERCIAL
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Calvert Reserve .30 6
Ships Tavern _.... 23 13
Mecca Lounge.23 13
Schlitzers.21 ‘ 15
Booze & Beer .20% 15%
Straight Shots.20 16
Loran Station ...15 21
Natl Guard .15 21
Heidelberg ....__ .14^ 21%
Village Bar _ 13 23
Chase & Copsey ...... 13 23 ;
Casino Club . 8 28
High team series: Calverts,
2572. High team game: Mecca
lounge, 902. High individual ser
ies: Jim Zieba, 564. High indivi
dual game: Bill Unger, 204.
MERCHANTS
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Polar Bears .28 4
Hudson Busters .18% 13%
Kodiak Insurance.18 14
•ACS ...17% 14%
Krafts .. 15
Kodiak Transfer.17 15
Sewer Rats .17 15
Kodiak Airways .15 17
Alaska King Crab_14 18
Pbilco Co.12 20
BttUf .10 22
Kodiak Electric ..._8 24
High team series with HC:
Polar Bear, 2876. High team game
with HC: Polar Bear, 997. High
individual game, scratch: George
Persohn, 255. High individual
series, scratch: George Persohn,
€57.
emblem club
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Orpheum Flickers _26 10
Beachcomberettes .... 25 11
Kodiak Amusement ...20 16
49 Room .............. 20 16
Oil Spots ............ 19 17
King Crabs ...18 18
B-N-B .18 18
Village Bar .16 20
Doghouse .... 15 21
Rolling Pins .14 22
Kurvy Kats...13 23
Breakers Liquor.12 24
High series with HC: B-N-B,
2611. High team series, scratch:
Beachcomber-etts, 1996. High team
game, scratch: Orpheum Flickers,
690. High team game, HC: B-N-B,
922. High series, HC: Margaret
Cannon, 587. High series, scratch:
Grace Pecore, 479. High game with
HC: Margaret Cannon, 216. High
game, scratch: Dottie Valen, 176.
MIXED COUPLES •_
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No-Chots . 20 8
Money Bags ..V___ .18 10
Veerman-Schumacher 18 10
The Sourdoughs ..17% 10%
Alley Cats . 16% 11%
Blinn-Nelson .16 12
Mecca Doubles .11% 16%
Kegling-Kapitalists _11% 16%
L’s & D’s..11 17
M. P’s. ..10 18
Hall-Poland .10 18
Gutter Snipes ..7% 20%
‘ Team high series: No-Chots,
1894. Team high game: NoChots,
668. High individual series, men:
John Nosich, 558. High individual
game, men: John Nosich, 225.
High individual series, women:
Elaine McIntyre, 473. High indivi
dual game, women: V. Panchot,
184.
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
—ADMISSIONS—
Patients entering Griffin Mem
orial Hospital the past week were
Frances Shuyak, age 1 month, Old
Harbor; Alex Inga, age 3, Old Har
bor; Mrs. Bea Nachtweih; Merle
Heitman; Virginia Alpiak, age 8
months, Karluk; Mrs. Helen Nel
son, Afognak; Rundena Inga, age
4, Old Harbor; Joyce M. White;
Mrs. Lena Carpenter and Mrs.
Anna Mae Hallstead.
—DISCHARGED—
Those discharged were Sid Old;
Gordon Green; Anna Mae Chok
wak; Mrs. Mary Jackson; Elizabeth
Rastopsoff; Mike Pestrikoff; Merle
Heitman; Mrs. Pat Munsey and
infant; Mrs. Nida Hubley; Frances
Knudsen’s
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Picture taking is year round, but
Bwr® than ever in the days and
weeks months ahead.
Be prepared with a camera off your
choice and film that will record the
*hot. We have both— also acces
sories.
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J.et*b all help to clean-up, paint-up,
tidy-up and make Kodiak shipshape.
- Where '-all-.Kodiak Shops -
Shuyak; Billie Yovino; Alex Inga;
Leonard Eng; Caroline Alexan
droff; Mrs. Helen Nelson; Rundana
Inga.
—BIRTHS—
Kelley, weighing 5 lbs. 4% <os,
was born on March 26 to Polly and
Alex Inga, Old Harbor.
Herbert Wayne, weighing 8 lbs.
4 ozs., was born on April 2 to Lena
and Herbert Carpenter.
A*t>aby girl, weighing 7 lbs. 12
ozs., was born on April 2 to Anna
Mae and Keith Hallstead.
Naval Station
Births
Barrie Lynn, weighing 7 lbs,
was born March 30 to Patricia
Jeanne and Richard Kent Welling
ton, CN, U<SN.
Wrong Den Given
Attendance Horor
Den 2 was ceded the Honor Den
at Pack 326 meeting Wednesday,
March 25, which was held on the
Naval Station. Since it has been
determined that honor should
have gone to Den 1, who was dubb
ed the bottom den on the Totem
Stack.
Richard Andree, Michael Clune,
Tommy Nachand, Ray Watkins,
Michael Scallon, each were adjudg
ed the best of his den, with
Tommy Nachand winning over the
pack. All dens had outstanding
displays in accordance with the
monthly theme of “Canada, Land
of the Mountie.” The program con
sisted of a skit by Den 2, and a
costume parade by Den 6. Awards
were presented the following boys:
SPACE PHOTO OF SUN—This photo of the sun made from a Naval
Research Laboratory rocket 123 miles high is termed by the Navy a
first in that it shows the sun recorded in detail in the extreme ultra*
vilot region of the spectrum. Picture was-released at a news con
ference in Washington on j-ocket astronomy experiments being made
under the International Geophysical Year. Picture was made on
March 13 on a shot from White Sands, N.M. (UP Wirephoto)
Bobcat: Charles Taylor and Gary
Bennett; Wolf: Mike McFarland,
Tommy Nachand, Roy Wilson,
Mike Scallon and Richard Sprague;
Bear: Mark Blakely and Gary Nac
hand; 1 year pins: Bob Weaver,
Christ Goetzke, Joe Goetzke, Jim:
Herring and Kenny McArthur; 2 •
year pins: Mike Doell and Chris
Goetzke.
Don LaRue was introduced as
the new Cubmaster, replacing Bob
Doell, who is leaving in April.
RECREATION PROGRAM
DATE IS CHANGED
The recreation program for the
5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grades, which
is held on Wednesday nights Will ’
be held next week on Tuesday,
April 7, at the regular time, ac
cording to the recreation director,
Joe Floyd.
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