City Bowling Leagues
Standings to Date
ELKS LEAGUE
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Flaggers v. 29 15
Antlers ... 28 16
Honest Johns . 26% 17%
Heave-a-Heads . 24 20
boosters . 23% 20%
Trustees . 23 21
Lonesome Strangers .. 23 21
Esquires . 20% 23%
Bilko Specials . 20% 23%
Penny Pinchers ____ 19 25 *
Paul Bunyans.,. 16 28
Scribes ..11 33
High team series: Roosters,
2461. High team game: Flaggers,
875. High individual series: Lou
Veerman, 569. High individual
game: Bob Bible, 224,
EMBLEM CLUB
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Orpheum Flickers _28 12
Beachcomberettes .... 27 13
49 Room.23 17 .
Oil Spots .....22 18
B-N-B .*.22 18
Kodiak Amusement ... 21 19
King Crabs ...19 21
Rolling Pins .17 23
Doghouse . 16 24
Breakers Liquor.16 24
Village Bar . 16 24
Kurvy Kats. 13 27
High team series with HC:
Breakers Liquor, 2636. High se
ries, scratch: 49 Room, 2023. High
team, game with HC: Beachcoraer
«®tes, 930. High team game
scratch: Beachcomerettes, 743.
High individual series scratch:
Nita Nelson, and H. Durall, 485.
High individual series with HC:
Calla Ballard, 620. High game
scratch and HC: Calla Ballard,
186,244.
MIXED COUPLES
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Veerman-Schumacher 22 10
No-Chots .21 11
The Sourdoughs .20% 11%
Alley Cats . 20% 11%
Money Bags ..18 14
Blinn-Nelson .16 16
L’s & D’s. 14 18
M. P’s. 13 19
Mecca Doubles.12% 19%
Kegling-Kapitalists .... 11% 20%
Gutter Snipes .. 11% 20%
Hall-Poland .11 21
High individual series, men:
Bill Unger, 534. High individual
game, men: Hochberger, 216. High
individual series, women: Helen
Hall, 487. High individual game:
Helen Hall, 181.
C. OF C. OPPOSED HJM NO. 21
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he said, “without commissary pri
veleges and some PX benefits, we
would not be able to remain here,”
He stated, however, that he, as
well as many others on the station
spent many a dollar in town, and
would continue to do so.
Others who spoke included Ed
Gettys, Frank Irick, John Gibbons,
George Cornelius and Ole John
son.
The* resolution as framed by the
executive board of the Chamber
opened by stating the HJM No. 21
did not adequately express the
true opinion of the Chamber of
Commerce here or the people of
Kodiak. It asked that the Congress
of the United States give consid
eration to emphasis on adjusting
the wage structure upwards—in
other words, as stated by a mem
ber of the Board, that more money
be put in the pockets of the work
ers, to spend as they please, and
less emphasis be put on fringe
benefits.
The delegation from the station
besides A1 Stewart and Phil Star
bird, included John Andersch,
president of the local branch of
the Federation of Federal Em
ployees: Mary Wallace; E. Bu
shaw; Ed Getty, Gene Bromley,
Mike Zieba, Tom Galloway and
Roy Davies.
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and sewer lines. The Cit^ Mana
ger stated the petition had been
turned over to him too late for
study, prior. to the meeting.
The 15 minute parking regula
tions at the P.0, came under fire
by Council members. Councilman
Rlackie Patterson stated the 15
minute limit is not being enforced,
and at times it is almost impossi
ble to get space. The Police De
partment will be advised to pa
trol the area for violaters, it was
decided.
The City Manager will make a
further study of building a coffee
room and proper sanitary facili
ties at the City Dock. The request
had come from the longshoremen.
In a preliminary survey already
made, City Manager Poland stated
there would be additional cost of
approximately $2900 to construct
the facilities. It was brought out
that the .coffee room was used
only two days a month, and it
seemed the outlay of such an
amount was hardly justified.
Stating that plumbHg on the
dock was “dynamite,” due to the
constant danger of freezing in the
winter,, Poland said he will make
a further study and check with
those affected, and report back at
the next meeting.
Funds for the repair of the re
mainder of the city dock may be
forthcoming after July of this
year, the Council learned from a
letter received from Frank Met
calf, Highway and Public Works
Commissioner. Funds are avail
able, Metcalf stated, and are auth
orized by the highway act, but the
appropriations are now used up.
In a letter to the department
head, Poland sought assistance
for the repair of the remainder
of the City dock which comprises
about 4000 quare feet, and the
building of floats, adjacent to the
dock.
Metcalf stated that Kodiak was
next in line, between the months
of July and October of this year,
for the necessary funds.
RESERVE OFFICERS
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were reserve officers Mr. Walter
Kennedy (1st Lt. USAR), Dr. V.
A. Kraft (Maj. USAR), Mr. Pat
St-rash (1st Lt. USAR) and Mr.
Boko (2nd Lt USAR).
As a follow . up on this visit
from National Headquarters, an
informal Sunday supper is sched
uled for the Mecca ’49 roo*n on
Sunday April 12th at 8 pm. of all
regular and reserve officers of all
branches of the services both on
active and inactive duty interested
in forming a Kodiak Chapter of
the Reserve Officers Association
A minimum of ten members of
the R.O.A. is needed to form a
chapter. National dues including
a subscription to the monthly
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R.O.A. magazine is $7:00 with eo*
nected low cost group life and f
accident insurance rates.
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Civilian and Military persdhnd
with Reserve or Regular Commit
sions in the Army, Air Foret,
Coast Guard or National Guard
are requested to contact Mr. J. P
Trent at Phone 753 or Mr. Walter
Kraft if interested in attend ini:
the Sunday organizational supper
meeting to discuss formation of Ji
mg to discuss formation of a •
Kodiak R.O.A. chapter.
SAILINGS FROM SEATTiE
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Calling At
Womens Bay, KoM,
Seldovia, Homer.
Lou Veerman
Agent
Phone 4521
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wonderful things about the man at the wheel. It tells of
his fine taste . . . his good and practical judgment . . .
his achievements in his chosen field. And the reasons for
this are found in the character of the car itself. For longer
than fifty years, goodness has been the watchword;
craftsmanship the creed. In the lexicon of motordom
—Cadillac is the world's best synonym for quality!
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