Town-NS All-Stars
Clash Next Friday
A Naval Station and Kodiak All
Star team will clash in a basketball
game scheduled for next Friday at
8:30 in. the high school gym.
Howard Carpenter, Coach of the
all-stars, has announced the follow
ing men who will represent the
Town team. These are Roy Van
Buren, Wayne Peterson, Don Har
ris, Bob Eldrickson, Richie Hart
man, Gene Sundberg, Bill Osbek
off„ Jerry Valen, Ed Bent, Ron
Chase, Fred Augerman and Bob
Jerling.
Bears, JVs Win *
In Bage Battles
The HS Bears won over a team
from the Naval Station composed
•of Marines and players from the
Supply team, Friday of last week.
The JVs also won in the prelimi
nary, this time from the CG ship
Storis team, by a score of 24-18.
Scoring was fairly even among
the Bears with Johnson netting 10,
Damery 9 and McGorkle 8. Lead
ing the Marines was Belser with
17. Final score was 3&10.
On Tuesday night the Bears
easily outclassed the fading Town
Orphans by a score of 51-36. Half
time score, Bears 28, Orphans 16.
High for the Bears was Bill Dam
ery with 18 and Jack Johnson with
9. High for the Orphans was Mit
chell with 13.
In the preliminary game, D & A
defeated a hard fighting Local
Yokel team led by Terry Warner,
by a score of 35-21. Half-time
score, D & A 12, Local Yokels 9.
High for the winners was Peterson
with 13. High for the losers was
Warner with 12.
The game last night was be
tween the JVs and the Local Yo
kels, and the Bears vs Air Dept.
Next game for the Bears and the
JVs will be played on Tuesday
night against an unnamed oppon
ent. Next Friday night the Bears
will meet the D & A team as part
of what promises to be a terrific
triple bill.
League Action
Features Top Game
On Thursday night, February 6,
one of the outstanding games of
the season was played with the
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high flying D & A meeting the
high scoring Krafts team.
D & A jumped off to an early
lead and were ahead 22-13 at the
end of the half, but Krafts, led by
Skinner and Jerling, kept pecking
away at this lead until they tied it
at 40-40 with only two minutes re
maining in the game. Krafts went
ahead with only a minute and a
half remaining, but Peterson of D
& A stole the ball and scored 2
points, and this decided the win
ner. Score D & A 46-, Kraft 43.
In the preliminary game the
high school Intramural team 9th
graders defeated the Base 8th
graders.
The next league game will be
played February 10 at 8 pm.,
when the National Guard will
meet D & A.
City Toastmasters
To Appear On TV
As if in answer to the urge to
speak before bigger audiences, the
will conduct a portion of their
Kodiak Island Toastmasters Club
meeting Tuesday, February 18, be
fore the AFRS TV cameras. Ac
cording to Paul Bond, Educational
Vice-president of the Club, no
special speakers will be heard, but
of a regular meeting, though some
the program will be on the order
what shortened.
The program will last one-half
hour. Time will be announced at
a later date.
The Club will meet as usual
next Tuesday at the Montmartre
Inn at 6:30 p.m. The program will
be in the --'”re of a “surprise
package”. All members and any
visitors are urged to be present.
Outdoorsmen Here
Plan New Club
A meeting has been called for
tonight for the purpose of organiz
ing an Outdoorsmen’s Club. The
meeting will be held at 7:30 in the
Science room of the downtown
school.
If sufficient interest is shown the
group will form a dub and elect
officers, according to A1 Borten,
one of the men interested. A pre
liminary meeting has already been
held.
Among other questions to be
discussed is the possibility of set
ting a later date for the annual
Elk hunting season. The possibility
of transplanting moose to the Is
land will also be discussed. Plans
are to offer recommendations to
the Alaska Game Commission
meeting later this month in Ju
neau.
Five Ships Due
Five American and two Cana
dian naval vessels will begin a
short visit to Kodiak when they
dock at the U.S. Naval Station,
Saturday, February 8.
They are the destroyers USS
TINGLEY and USS YARNALL,
submarines USS CUSK, USS CAR
BONERO, and USS TUNNY, and
the Canadian frigates HMCS
STETTLER and HMCS ANTI
GONISH.
REGISTRATION CONTINUES
Registration for Adult Educa
tion classes will continue through
next week, according to, an an
nouncement by Dr. Victor Strash,
who is in charge of the evening
classes.
Classes began February 3. Sub
jects offered include, Russian,
French, Typing, Bookkeeping,
Taxidermy, Art-Metal and U. S.
Citizenship.
'toying or selling—Use the Clasr
(fled Ads—They get remits.
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
BIRTHS:
John Russel 3rd, weighing 9 lbs.
12 ozs.,, was born on February 1
to Peggy and John Katelnikoff,
Jr.
Daniel Robert, weighing 7 lbs.
12 ozs., was born on February 3 to
Ethel and Weir Bell.
Wayne, weighing 8 lbs. 2 ozs.,
was born on February 5 to Zenida
and Afony Lukin of Afognak.
GARDEN CLUB MEETING
VALENTINE THEME
The Kodiak Garden Club will
hold a business meeting at the
home of Dolly Rohwer on Wednes
day, February 12 at 8:00 p.m.
Members will respond to the roll
call with suggestions on what is
new in the gardening world. There
will be a prize awarded for the
best homemade valentine. A
special arrangement depicting
‘Cupid’s Day’ will be displayed.
New members and guests are wel
come.
NOTICE
The new telephone number of
Fred Copsey is 3602. tfn
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Day Of Prayer
Friday, February 21 has been
set aside as World Day of Prayer,
in a proclamation by Mike Stepo
vich, Governor of Alaska.
World Day of Prayer is sponsor
ed by the General Department ©I
the United Church Women of the
National Council of the Churches
of Christ in the United States o3
America.
SON BORN TO
CHARLES ANDERSONS’
The birth of a son. Charles Ii.,.
weigbin" 8_ lbs. 1014s ozs,, t*»
Georgia and Charles Anderson of
Anchorage, on February 2 was an
nounced this week by the baby’*
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Sonntag, parents of Mr*.
Anderson.
SOCIAL SECURITY PAMPHLET
AVAILABLE TO WOMEN
“What Social Security Means tm
Women,” latest publication of the
Social Security Administration, is
now available. It answers many
questions often asked by women
as to how much a woman will re
ceive from Social Security and the
benefits to her family after her
husband retires.
Copies are available from the
Department of Labor, Womens
Bureau, Washington 25, D.C.
The Community Baptist Church
“The Big White Church on the HilT
Rev. John Molletti, Pastor
Sunday School —8:45 a.m.
Morning Worship —11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups —8:30 p.m.
Evening Worship —7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service —7:30 p.m., Wednesday
“Holding Forth The Word Of Life”
St. Mary’s Church
Rev. Raymond L. Talbott, S. J.
MASSES:
Sunday Hospital Chapel
Church
Holydays Hospital Chapel
Church
Daily Hospital Chapel
ROSARY AND BENEDICTION:
Sunday and Friday
HOLY HOUR:
Saturday Hospital Chapel '*
CONFESSIONS:
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BAPTISMS:
Sunday
SUNDAY SCHOOL:
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8:30 and 10:30 AM
6:30 AM
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