Sports
p^TOP WINNING TEAM in the Kodiak Men’s Bowling League
Tournament recently completed are pictured above. Sponsored by
The RendeZvous, the five members of the team pictured above are:
left to right, bottom row Russ Panchot and “Curley” Melarvie. The
three others, left to right are Bill Unger, Ray Soleim and Jess Ballard.
Second and third place winning teams were Kodiak Airways
and the Chiefs Club. The singles event was won by Jerry French and
the doubles by John. Given and Bob Dawson. Jerry French won the
all-events handicap and all-events scratch.
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State Driver's
License Is $5
Effective March 9, Driver’s li
censes, including original applica
tions and renewals, are $5 each,
according to a telegram received
from the Department of Revenue
by Mrs. Margaret Hussey, Deputy
Collector in Kodiak.
Licenses are now issued for a
period of three years from birth
date preceding application.
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Will Organize
Volleyball Play
A town volleyball league will be
formed on Monday night, March
13, it was announced this week by
Ooach Joe Floyd.
Any groups wishing to enter a
team in the league should have a
representative attend the meeting
to be held in the high school gym
at 7:30 p. m. Monday night.
Four teams have already indi
cated a desire to enter teams and
will play on Monday and Thursday
nights from 7 to 9 p. m. Other
teams are needed to give more var
ied competition.
Individuals not on a team who
might like to play, are asked to
attend the meeting. If there are
enough interested people, teams
will be formed from among them.
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' Town Hoop Championship Tonight
Tonight at 8 p. m., the American
Legion team will clash with Fleet
Weather in the final of the town
league basketball playoff.
American Legion knocked off
Fleet Weather Monday night to the
tune of 47-40 to gain the winners
spot in the double elimination
tourney. The PNA eliminated the
number-two ranked team, NavCom
Sta, 84-83. NavComSta had gone
ahead in the last 15 seconds after
trailing, only to see Jerling win it
in the last 10 seconds. Charles Jerl
ing was high for the night with 32
points. McClouth led the losers
with 23 markers.
FLEET TAKES PNA
Tuesday night action saw the
two losers, PNA and Fleet Weather
matched in the semi-finals.
Fleet Weather jumped into an
early lead that PNA could never
quite reach. Final score: Fleet
Weather 85, PNA 56. Smith led the
winners with 25 markers while
Jerling was high for PNA with 13.
In the pre lim game, the base
—....
LEAVES — Actress Marilyn
Monroe waves for newsmen and
fans as she leaves Columbia Pres
byterian Medical Center in New
York after a 23-day stay in the
center's neurological institute.
She said “I feel wonderful,” as
she left for her New York apart
ment.
(AP Wirephoto)
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8th grade team defeated the Fresh
men, a high school intramural team
15-13 in overtime. High for the
8th graders was Lincoln with 6
points. Burgey led the Freshmen
with 5 points.
Tonight the preliminary game
will match the Base 8th graders
against the Base Sea Scouts at 6:30.
The Town League basketball cham
pionship playoff between American
Legion and Fleet Weather will fol
low at 8.
Naval Station
Births
A daughter, Katherine Elaine,
weighing 7 lhs. 5Vz ozs., was born
on March 4 to Leila J. and Kenneth
Wayne Roberts, ETN3, USN.
A daughter, Melanie Kay, weigh
ing 7 lbs. 5 ozs., was born on March
4 to Patricia M. and Darrel G. Gill,
AD2, USN.
A son, Richard John, weighing
3 lbs. 2 ozs., was born on March 7
to Nancy Kathleen and George
Veaman Longyear, ENS, USN. ,
BROOKLYN AVE.
has had more surveying than any
10 streets in town. The money
spent for this could have
PAVED
about 6 blocks of our streets.
Look at the terrific job
the City crew did
WITH
the money on the airport. What we
need is more paved streets
and less
SURVEYORS
Let us survey your insurance
program.
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Kodiak Insurance
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