15 Kodiak Ladies Placed in W. I. B. C.
Bowlins Tournament At Fairbanks
:V*. ladies .jeyealed consid
erable s’trehgth in the first\AliUlcV
State W. I. B. C. Bowling tourna
ment held at Fairbanks from April
4 through April 10.
Showing up particularly well in
the doubles events, there were 15
ladies that placed out of a total of
28.
In the doubles competition, Lila
Lester and Vivian Panehot placed
third and Elaine McIntyre and
Lois Hausman fourth in Group A.
In group B, CalJa Ballard and
Helen Bollmer placed first and
Mike Owens and Marie Brocking
ton placed 7. In group C, Gerry
Gronlund and Kay McCall took
second place.
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Singlesta#acet^eiU|. *ere:u fol
Jqvj'S: Grm^y A;;Ruth Aj^ne^^Z;4
G race Pecore,1 T 4; LtFa ’Lester^ 23r
Group B, “Joe” Hajdu,.. 5;^ Kay
Augustyn, 19. In all eyehts; ^ith
handicap, Helen Vbllmer placed 7
in group A; Claudia Wheeler, G
and Marie Brockington, 8 in group
B; and Gerry Gronlund, 2, in
group C.
The Mecca 49 Room, comprised
of Ruth Andrews, Captain, and
teammates Lila Lester, Gerry
Gronlund, Helen Vollmer and Viv
ian Panchot, placed 14 in the
group A competition.
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Bowling
Elks League
W L
Honest Johns 90 38
Lecturing Knights 78 50
Roosters 68% 51%
Antlers 72% 55%
Penny Pinchers 69 59
Paul Bunyons 69% 58%
Pin Toppers 60 68
Esquires 54 70
Bilko Specials 53% 70%
Fiddlers 51% 76%
Clubbers 45 75
Heav A Heads 37% 78%
Hi series scratch & hdcp, Enes
lin 600-681; hi game scratch, Tar
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a0n 268.
Emhlem C’-h
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Mecca 49 Room 67% 36%
Kraft’s Super Market 63% 40%
Orpheum Flickers 61% 42%
King Crabs 57% 46%
Ships Tavern 54 50
Knudsen’s 52% 51%
Mecca Cab 51 53
Breakers Liquor 49 55
Rolling Pins 47 57
Breakers Bar 45 59
City Market 38 66
Chiniak Chicks 37% 66%
Hi game scratch & hdcp, H. Vol
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Barrett 526; hi series hdcp, D.
Barrett 598, L. Bethel 598; hi team
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marilp^. 2217; hi team series hdcp,
Brewers Liquor 2728.
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W Ohots 79 45
Seagram 7s 74 50
Jtpek-N-Rollers 72% 51%
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Sinpetters 08 ,58
Unger-Veerman 67 57
Gutter Snipes 61 63
Huer & Co. 60 64
McLinn-Nelson 56 68
B. B. Shots 56 68
Dinheods * • --52 ^
Dickow-Richardstyri - -r 52' *:78? -
Sorum & Co. 46% 77M*
Hi game scratch & hdcp, women,
S. Ramaglia 213-245; men, E. Les
ter 278-278; hi series scratch,
women, L. Lester" 529, men, E.
Lester 621; hi series hdcp, women,
L. Lester, men, O. Johnson 657;
hi team game scratch it hdcp, No
Chots 727-818; hi team series
scratch & hdcp. No Chots 2109
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* To Our Neighbors in Kodiak:
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The Kodiak Hospital Advisory Board is conducting a fund-raising campaign in behalf
of the Griffin Memorial Hospital. This is an emergency measure necessary to insure
operation of the hospital for the coming year. The hospital incurred a heavy deficit
in 1959 due to decreased use of the hospital in that year.
“Old timers” here can remember and can tell you of some of the tragedies that
occurred due to lack of a hospital before the Griffin Memorial was built. We don’t
want to face that situation again and we know that you don’t want to live in a
community without a hospital, either. We hope that all our residents will contribute
according to their ability.
Our letters asking for contributions are being mailed now; mailing will be completed
by April 25th. We are likely to miss some who would like to donate: if you don’t
receive a letter, send your contribution to the Griffin Memorial Hospital at Box 1187.
Reporting of contributions is incomplete at press time; the list of donations received
to date (which is published elsewhere in this issue of the Kodiak Mirror) is therefore
only partial. The Hospital Advisory Board and the Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart
extend their sincere thanks to these generous people This early response is very
encouraging.
Kodiak Hospital Advisory Board
L. K. Wodlinger, Chairman Mrs. Marion Lynch. Secretary
Lou Veerman Mrs. Betha Digree
Leon Johnson Mrs. Etta Edris
Walt Muller A. L. Hochberger
Ray Martin Ed Getty