M<i. Per. Kemains
piece for the Hears; Churchow
ski and Christensen with 6 a
pice for Infirmary; and Bird
well notched 12 points for Nav
CommSta.
-COM 17 Takes Two
I The ^Headguarters, 17ND
five moved into the winner |
circle as they rolled past Nav
CommSta, 41-31, with Bill
“Jumpin’ Jack'1 Lege cutting
the nets for 14 points to pace
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R. A. M. Started Meetings
Every 2nd Thursday of
the Month
TEAMSTERS LOCAL 500
Meetings 2nd Thursday
All Members 8 pm
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BUSINESS and
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WOMEN’S CLUB
fiat Monday Business Meeting
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3rd.Monday Dinner 7:30 pm
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WARS
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A. F. L.
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month 11 am at Union Hall
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of each month at 8 p. m.
Fishermen’s Union Hall
Dave Gibson, President
Stuart Nuckols, Secretary
KCD1AK CLUB
No. 187
. meets ■ ■ f ? < .\j
let and 3rd'Thursday at 8 pm.
; \ . at the Elk’s Club •
A. F. L.
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Meets on the 1st, & 3rd, Fri
day of each Month at 7:30 pm
at tha Union H ill
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j Stated 3rd Monday, 8 pm
at Kodiak Masonic Hall
The National Federation of
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hold their monthly meeting at
7 P. M. the first Wednesday
of each month in the Bamboo
Room of the Civil Service Club
Kodiak Chapter No. 13
Order of the Eastern Star
Stated meeting
2nd Tuesday,
at 8 pm
Stated meeting
4th Tuesday
at 8 pm
held at Masonic Temple
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Meets Every
Friday evening
at 8:30
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Meets 4th Tues. at 8 pm
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I the winners in this one. I he/
I followed up this win by stall-'
ng out the last minute of play j
tgainst Supply, to take a 45- <
II victory from the aggressive j
storekeepers. Velivis led Sup
ply, cause with 20 points.
-Jerling Paces City Market
City Market, paced b/ Jerl
ing, their versitile pivot man,
added two wins to their record
by riding rough shod over the
Marines. 60-32, then ro'ling
over the Base High Hornets,
52-28. Jerling hit for 18 and 20
points respectively, to lead
City Market in both wins.
-Weather Guessers Win
Fleet Weather Central was
also on the winning end, mov
ing past Base High, 45-16, and
Navy Exchange, 60-31. Rich
ardson led Weather Centra1
against the Hornets, bagging
20 points. Byrns paced the
winners against Navy Ex
change, hitting for 18 tallies.
Tracy and Roberts were high >
scorers for Navy Exchange'
and the Hornets*.
-Fire House Drops 1, Notches 1
The Fire Department took a
close game from S pply. 37-36.
In the first quarter the lead
changed hands several times
before Supply took the lead
and held a 21-17 edge at half
time. With three minutes re
maining to play, Supply still
lead by 35-24. The Fire House
caught new life, however, and
tied the game 35 all with a
minutes yet to go. Velivis sank |
a charity shot to put Supply in
the lead again, but with only
15 seconds remaining on the
clock, Idomir swished a long
shot for the Fire House to cin
ch their victory. Wenner paced
the Fire House scoring with
17 points.
The Fire House, however,
didn’t fare so well against Fas
Ron 114, as the auxilary squad
ron dumped them in another
close one, 30-28. Kerth, cutt
ing tne nets for 10 points, led
the victors scoring, and Wen
ner, with the same number,
was high man for the Fire
House. FasRon also took a 32
27 win over Crash Crew dur
ing this period of play. Kerth
again-led the FasRon scoring
with 11 points.
-Other Games rlayea
The LSM-161, still having
their troubles getting started,
suffered two decisive defeats
at the hands of the Coast
Guard, 71-21, and Navy Ex
change, 84-36. Golden led the
Coast Guard assult with 23
points, and Ritchie paced the
way for Navy Exchange with
24 points. Fritch \yas high man
in both games for the LSM
scoring 17 against the Ex
change and 7 against the
Coasties. The Crash Crew took
a close one from the Marines'
41-39. Zelzawasky notched 12
points to lead the victors,
while DeFries bagged 10 for
the Corps.
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