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D * A STILL TOPS
KLASSIC LEAGUE BOWLEXS
D & A still continues to top the
teams in the Kodiak Klassic
League. These bowlers have won
11 and lost 5 to remain in front.
The standings of the other teams
and games won and lost are as fol
lows: Mecca won 8%, lost 7%;
Conys won 8, lost 8; CSC forged
from last place to fourth as a re
suit *f this weeks play. They have
woo 7% and lost 8% games; Ships
dropped back a notch now having
won 7 and lost 9. Club Casino is
trailing with 6 games won and 10
lost.
The top six individual scores for
the week’s play are Frank Sheff
leading with 189; Wearstein, 188;
Pollock, .187; Slater, 185; Craig,
181 and Facey , 179.
The season’s high scratch team
is the same as last week. The
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weekly high scratch team series
was won by Tonys wilh 2618
score. Two teams this week were
tied for single game honors. Tonys
and CSC each scored 921.
Weekly high scratch honors went
to a lady bowler. Del Vullo chalk
ed up 578 to top the heap. M. L.
Augustyn was top scorer in a
single game with 226.
Science Film
Coming To Kodiak
Two films, “The Stones Cry
Out” and “Facts of Faith,” will be
presented at the Kodiak Christian
Center Monday and Tuesday of
next week, it was announced by
the pastor, Rev. Paul Schoming.
The first film is in color and is
said to be a dynamic presentation
flmed in the far East, and shows
many historic spots, such as Tyre,
Sidon, Petra, Babylon, etc. This
film is to be shown on Monday,, be
ginning at 8 p. m.
Tuesday will be shown “Facts of
Faith.” This film shows scientist
Irwin Moon discharging one mil
lion volts from his body; Both
Dean Maxwell Coder, dean of
Moody Bible Institute and Herbert
Lockyer, Jr., Alumni Executive
Secretary, will bring these films
to Kodiak in person.
All are welcome, especially, those,
interested in ference and anthro
pology. A collection will be taken.
VAN LINE AGENCY HERE
Mr. Ancil Payne of Anchorage
was in town this week to -confer
with Milton L. Smith of the Alaska
Tranfer on business.
Payne, who represents the Mar
tin Van Lines, and-Smith formulat
ed plans for the opening of an
agency here of the Van Lines. Al
aska Transfer will operate the
agency. *
FOURTH GIRL BORN
A baby girl was bom May 21 to
Mr. and Mm.T>oniM Murphy. Mrs.
Murphy is the former Annabelle
Metrokin of this city, and a gradu
ate of the Kodiak High School.
The new addition, named Patty
Sue, is the fourth girl born to the
Murphys. Donald was formerly
with the ACS here. They left jn
1946, and have resided in Seattle
since. »
MRS. EDRIS RETURNS
Mrs. Etta Edris returned from
a weeklong visit with her son Ma
jor Thomas Carroll, and family, in
Anchorage. She also visited her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr and
Mrs. Jim Duros, while there. Mrs.
Edris was accompanied by her
twin grandsons, Kevin and Bill
NFSIDENTIAL
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Excellent 1 bdrm house with
view located near shopping area.
$2000 down will handle.
2 bdrm home, completely furn.
Located outside city limits on Mill
Bay Rd. Total selling price only
$9000.
1 bdrm house on Alder Lane.
Selling for $4700.
1 Three bedroom furnished home
on Mission Road.-This house has
hardwood floors throughout.
Two bedroom house near shop
ping area. Is completely furnished.
Selling for $12,000.00.
For that cabin in the country.
We have just what you need at
Island Lake.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
BANK OF KODIAK
Phone 3401
Carroll, age 6, on her return trip.
The boys will spend two-weeks
here with their grandmother.
SURPRISE PARTY
Girl Scout Troop No. 7 surpris
ed Mrs. Dorothy Beatty and her
daughter Julia with a farewell
party at the Beatty home Monday
evening.
Going away gifts were presented
to Mrs. Beatty and Julia, who Will
be leaving next Wednesday for
Washington, D. C. Mrs. Beatty has
been co-leader of Troop No. 7 for
the past year and a half.
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