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Tto&m ..... 25 u
Reave-a-Heads . 22 14
^■tfers ...21 15
Honest Johns .20% 15%
luoesome Strangers .. 19 17
Trustees .19 17
Zaires .18% 17%
Bilko Specials . 18% 18%
*«*ters . 15% 20%
Penny Pinchers.15 21
Paul Bunyans.14 22
Scribes.10 26
High team series: Penny Pinch
ers 2335. High team game: Antlers
866. High individual game: Bur
gey 229. High individual series:
Lester 569.
COMMERCIAL
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Calvert Reserve .27 5
Bowse & Beer _.... 20% 11%
Ships Tavern .20 12
Mecca Lounge.20 12
Schlitzers.20 12
Straight Shots .16 16
Loran Station .14 16
Nafl Guard .14 18
Village Bar .12 20
Heidelberg .11% 20%
Chase & Copsey .10 22
Casino Club . 7 25
High team series: Calvert Re
serve, 2569. High team game:
Calvert Reserve, 897. High individ
ual series: Rickard, 598. High
individual game: Rickard, 217.
MERCHANTS
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Polar Bears .24 4
Sewer Rats .17 11
Kodiak Transfer.17 11
Kodiak Insurance.15 13
Kodiak Airways .15 13
Hudson Busters.14% 13%
ACS .13% 14%
Krafts .13 15
Philco Co.12 6
Alaska King Crab_ 10 18
Bulls ...10 18
Kodiak Electric . 7 21
High team series: ACS 2811.
High team game: ACS, 1012. High
individual series: Rickard, 600.
High individual game: Weber,
229.
EMBLEM CLUB
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Orpbeum Flickers .... 23 9
Beachcomberettes .... 22 10
49 Room.20 12
Kodiak Amusement ... 18 14
Oil Spots .17 15
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King Crabs .16 16
Doghouse .15 17
B-N-B .14 18
RoDing Pins .13 19
Kurvy Kate.12 20
Breakers Liquor.11 21
Village Bar .10 22
High series with HC: Beachcom
ber-etts, 2715. High team game,
HC: Beachcomber-etts, 932. High
series, scratch: Vivian Panehot,
477. High series, HC: Lila Lester,
578. High game, scratch: Antjie?
Huer, 179. High game with HC:
Calla Ballard, 221.
MIXED COUPLES
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NoCbots ..17 7
Alley Cats . 16% 7%
BJinn-Nelson .15 9
The Sourdoughs .15 9
Veerman-Schumacher 15 9
Money Bags.14 10
L’s & D's.10 14
M. P's. 9 15
Hall-Poland . 9 15
Mecca Doubles . 8% 15%
Kegling-Kapitalists _ 8% 15%
Gutter Snipes . 6% 17%
High team game: Mecca Doubles
624. High team series: No-Chots
1777. High individual series, men:
Roy Snyder 616. High individual
game, men: Roy Snyder 247. High
individual series, women: V. Pan
chot 443. High individual game,
women: V. Panehot 170.
STUDENT FROM KODIAK
IS ON HONOR ROLL
The fall semester honor roll at
Washington State College, an
nounced this week, included one
student from Kodiak.
Ranking high in scholarship
was: Charles H. Johnson. He is
the son of Mr. Frank L. Johnson,
of Kodiak.
To make the WSC honor roll
students must have 50 grade
points based on class hours times
grade points.
Speakers Offer
Clean-up Ideas
The coming dean-up campaign
was the subject of discussion by
members of. 4fce- Kodiak * Island
Toastmasters this week. Brief im
promptu speeches were given by
each member, during the "Table
Topics” portion of the Tuesday
. \ . , .
Happy
Easter
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KNUDSEN’S -
Where all Kodiak Shops
bight meeting. i?.\
Suggestions for e successful
campaign ranged from the forma
tion of a competition among par
ticipants to the passage of city
ordinances prohibiting the pres
ence of unsightly debris except in
specified areas.
Mayor M. Coon, a guest at the
meeting, outlined some of the
plans which have already been
made, and together with Father
Talbott, president of the organiza
tion, urged further publicity of
the event.
A number of the members made
definite plans \ to speak on the
subject before various organiza
tions in town.
Direct Flights
To Seattle May 1
Direct flights between Kodiak
and Seattle, scheduled for May 1,
were announced this week by Ray
Martin, Traffic agent here for
Pacific Northern Airlines.
In wtffes to Martin, Rear Adm.
McKechhie and Mayor Coon, H.
E. Woodley, president of the com
pany, announced the beginning of
two flights weekly. Dates of the
flights are scheduled for Tuesday
and Friday of each week. Flights
will depart Seattle at 2 am., arri
ving here 5:40 am. Departure time
for Seattle will be 1 pm., arriving
there 8:30 pm.
No tariff schedule has been an
nounced, hut Woodley indicated
fare and freight charges would he
lower.
ORDINANCE DRAFTED
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In another action the city magi
strate’s salary was fixed at $100
a month. City Clerk Doug Preston
assumes the duties of magistrate,
April 1, when the resignation of
Nick Frost takes effect.
The transfer of license from
Jim Rrightman to Charlie Farrell
for the Town Club was approved.
City Fiscal Year
Changed To July 1
The City’s fiscal year will be
changed to begin July 1 instead
of the present time, which is
April 1.
The change was made by the
City Council Thursday following
a request from the City Manager
that the date be changed. The
date change was made to corre
late the budget to the tax year,
and also to conform with the Ko
Lon Vet naan
Agent
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disk Independent School fiscal
year, which is also July 1 co Ju.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
TO HEAR TAX PLEAS IN MAY
Date for the convening of the
Board of Equalization has been
set for the third Monday in May,
according to action taken at the
Council meeting Thursday.
Citizens will be heard at that
time On matters pertainir 'o tfc*
levying of taxes. Accordi •» to tfe*
statutes; those wishing to pro tag*
must notify the city clerk of ist
cntiori to appear, prior \o tft*
meeting. ' *
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DR. AND MRS. KEERS HOMB
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Keers re
turned Monday after spending a
week in Juneau where Dr Kern
attended the Alaska State Medi
cal annual convention.
A ' •
Willie Mays, star centerfielder of the San Francisco Giants, tugs
at bat held by Giants skipper Bill Rigney at Phoenix, Ariz., Mardk
22, as Willie turned up for the first time since he gashed his Keg
in an exhibition game more than a week ago. Willie wanted to taka
some batting practice but Rigney preferred that he take it easy.
Willie wound up taking a light workout. He then watched the Giaate
whip the Chicago Cubs in an exhibition game, 10*7. (AP Wirephoteii
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The Montmartre Inn
Easter Menu
Kodiak King Crab Cocktail
French Onion Soup Aux Croutons
Spring Salad Bowl, choice of Dressing
-ENTREES
• ROAST LEG LAMB,
Mint Jelly.$3.50
• BAKED HALF CHICKEN,
Savory Dressing_$4.00
• HAKED VIRGINIA HAM,
Sweet Potatoes.$4.00
• ROAST TURKEY, Drwiing,
Cranberry Sauce .... $4.00
• NEW YORK STEAK,
Extra Cut (16 ox.) ... $6.00
• TENDERLOIN STEAK,
Mushroom Sauce_$6.00
• FRIED SPRING CHICKEN,
Country Gravy_<. S3.SG
Whipped Potatoes Vegetables
Choice of Desserts
Coffee Tea
DINING ROOM OPENS AT 4 P.M.
call 4232 F0R RESERVATIONS
Small Orders for Small Fry—Half Price