Bowling League
Elks League
Team Won Lost
Roosters 15% 4%
Penny Pinchers 15% 8%
Honest Johns 15% 8%
Lecturing Knights 14 10
Paul Bunyons 13% 10%
Fiddlers 13% io%
Esquires 10 10
Antlers 9 11
Bilko Specials 6 10
Heav-A-Heads 8 16
Clubbers 6% 17
Pin Toppers . 5 15
High series, scratch, Wittick,
617; High series, Hdcp, Wittick,
665Jtigh game scratch, Wittick,
222; High game, Hhcp., Lloyd Can
non, 251. . .
Emblem Club v
Team Standing Wpn Lost
Mecca 49 Room 14 " 6
Breakers S. S. 14 6
King Crabs * - 13- > Y*
Breakers Liquor 13, 7
Hilltoppers 11% 8%
Flickers 10 10
Rolling Pins 9 11
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Gutterdusters 9 11
Odd Balls 9 11
Shipmates 8% 11%
Fender Benders 6 14
Chdniak Chicks' 3 17
High Game, Scratch, L. Burgey
172. High Game, Handicap, M.
Culver 216. High Series, Scratch,
L. Lester 466. High Series, Handi
cap, M. Culver 597. High Team,
Scratch, Mecca 49 Room 702. High
Team Handicap, Knudsen’s Gut
terbusters, 916. High Team Series,
Scratch Mecca 49 Room 1939. High
Team Series, Handicap, Breakers
Liquir 2641.
Mixed Doubles
Team Standing Won Lost
Rock-N-Bollers 17 3
B. B. Shots 12 8
Huer-Anderson 10% 9%
NoChots 16 4
Lester-Root r 10 10
McLinn-Snyder 10 10
Unger-Veer man 10 10
Sitfpetters 9 11
Sorum & Co. 8 12
Din Heads 6% 13%
Jensen-Dickow 6 . 14
Gutter Snipes 5 15
Elks Of Lodge No. 1772—
A Sizzling Hof
STEAK NIGHT
Followed by The
ANNUAL ROLL CALL MEETING
Friday, October 30
ELKS HALL
Phone in your reservations to 5222 at least 24 hoars before.
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High Season Average: Men, E.
Lester, 187; Women, E. McIntyre,
154. High season game, Scratch:
Men, E. , Lester, 240; Women, E.
McIntyre, 224. High game, Scratch,
Men, R. Panchot, 191; Women,
E. McIntyre, 196. High game,
Handicap, Men T. Wheeldon, 238,
Women, E. McIntyre, 224. High
series, Scratch, Men*R. Panchot,
546; Women, E. McIntyre, 487;
High series, Handicap, Men, T.
Wheeldon, 635; Women, R. And
rews, 605. High team game,
Scratch No-Chots, 666; High game
game, Handicap, Guttersnipes, 808.
High team series, Scratch, Lester
Root, 1855. High team series,
Handicap, Gutter Snipes, 2276.
Merchants ,
Team Standing Won Lost
Road Runners '14 6
Krafts ' ‘13 7'
D and A ‘ 13 7
Kodiak Insurance 12 ; g ••
Alaska Packers 11 9
A. C. S. ^ 10 10 *
Kodiak Electric’ 9 ' 11 •
Hot Dogs 8 ‘ 12
Wildcats ‘ ‘ 8 12 J
Kodiak Airways 8 12
Chiniak AFS 7 13
Kadiak Transfer 7 13
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High team game, ndcp., Krafts,
987; High team 3 games, hdcp.,
Krafts, 2667; High series, Scratch,
Buie, 599; High .game Scratch,
Lawhead, 229; High series, Hdcp.,
Bible, 641; High game, Hdcp, Law
head, 251.
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Visitors In Tonw
Guests registered at the Kodiak
Hotel the past week were Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Boness, Alitak; George
Nisson and Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Jensen, King Salmon; Ken Sapp
ington, E.T. McClellan, James R.
Clinton, James A. Power, Keith
Wilkinson, J.R. Hafer, Jim Sulli
van, Dick Bing, J;C. Ferrell, and
Allen McAllister, all from Anchor
age; Roy Florand and Henry De
Boer, Port Wakefield; Carroll
Geiger, Seattle.
Also registered were Marc
Gottleib, Vladimir Weisman, Wil
liam Schoem and Irving Klein, the
Claremont Quartet; J.O. Hanson,
San Francisco; Mike Mullen, Afog
nak; M. W. Mason; D. F. Wright.
NOTICE
On September 18, 1959, the Uni
ted Fishermen of Alaska by peti
tion of it’s members have incor
porated into the United Fisher
men’s Marketing Association, Inc.
with offices at the Fishermen’s
Hall, Box 1035, Kdiak, Alaska.
17-2n
The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SOCIETY holds services each
Sunday at 11 a-m., Sunday School
at 9:30 a.m. and Testimonial meet
ings the third Wednesday of each
month at 8 p.m. Reading Room
open each Wednesday 6 to 8 p.m.
Address: Corner of Mission
Road and Alaska Way, across
from the Post Office.
NOTICE
Kodiak Chapter No. 13 Order of
Eastern Star will serve a Smorgas
bord dinner Sunday, October 25,
beginning at 3 p.m. for Masons,
Eastern Star members, * their
families and friends. Donations
are $3.00 for adults and $1.50 for
children. 24-ly •
KNUDSEN’S OUTFITTERS
JOIN OUR HOSIERY CLUB
.We carry ajcomplete line of .
Berkshire Hosiery
☆ ☆ ☆ _ ""'
ALL DEPARTMENTS COMPLETE
New Merchandise for Every Member
Of The Family
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WE HAVE THE
LAY-A-WAY PLAN
KNUDSEN’S OUTFinERS
A NEW PASSENGER & AIR FREIGHT SERVICE
- Between Kodiak and Seattle -
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WESTAIR TRANSPORT takes definite pleasure in establishing an additional air
carrier service for the Residents and Military personnel of KODIAK. Effective OCT
OBER 28 flights will be scheduled every WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY with eco
nomical fares and freight tariffs.
This is an extension of our present service between Seattle and Anchorage as auth
orized under our Supplemental Air Carrier certification by the Civil Aeronautics
Board and it is with pride that we can now serve Alaskans in a more formal manner.
We of WESTAIR are certain you will find the 4-engined Douglas Skymasters com
fortable (1st class seating) and the “49er” service on par with the best. The ONE-WAY
FARE will be $75 and $1.74 tax with half fare for children ages 2 to 12 and infants
free: 66 pounds baggage allowance and a 10 per cent Round-Trip discount for Military
personnel traveling under orders.
An office in downtown Kodiak will be open effective Saturday, October 24 at the
Bank of Kodiak Bldg. For RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION call 6644.
We are glad to be at your service and onr stewardesses will be looking forward to
welcoming you aboard.
VERN FANNIN, Station Manager
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Aviation Corporation of Seattle
dba
WESTAIR TRANSPORT
A SCHEDULED SUPPLEMENTAL AIRLINE
Offices in: Anchorage, Seattle, Portland, San Antonio, Washington, Honolulu