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Tony's Ptac*
Forges To Top
Tony’s Place now taps the Ko
diak Kiassic League standings,
moving up from secoRd place in
Wednesday night playoffs among
the summer bowlers. D & A has
held the favored spot for the past
several weeks.
Tony’s achieved the high team
steading wiCh 18 wins and 10 losses
so far with.D & A crowding teem
with a total of 17 wins and 11
losses. The remaining teams have
won and lost as follows: Mecca
Lounge, 14%, lost 13%; CSC won
12%, lost 15%; Ships Tavern, won
12, lost 16 and Club Casino won
10 and lost 18.
Frank Sheff’s 189 still keeps him
at the top among the individual
bowlers. The other top six are as
follows: Slater, 183; Pollock, 182;
Gurley, 180; Pecore, 180 and Facey
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with 179. - ■
Individual high score remains
the same also, with Frank Sheff's
612 still a>mark to shoot at. -Sing
le high scorer of the week is Ro
land Gurley with 224.
Weekly high scratch team in
the series is Tony’s with total
pins dropped 2739. The same
team also copped the weekly sing
le high scratch position with 974
pins. The individual weekly high
scratch series was won by Roland
Gurley. He totaled 577.
According to the bowlers, the
series is really warming up. Some
of the teams in the lower stand
ings at the beginning of play are
forging ahead. It looks like Tony's
is the team to watch.
GRIFFIN MEMORIAL NEWS
Sister St. Hilary and Sister St.
Paul are expected to return today
from Cordova, where they attend
ed the Alaska Hospital convention
this week.
Admitted this week were Con
rad Watne of Port Williams, Pave
Murphy, Thomas Tromonie, Des
son Kochuten of Sand Point, Ot
tar Larsen of Seattle, Mrs. Gracey
Hightower Thomas Shugak, age
14, and Bill Harvey.
Among those discharged were
Conrad Watne, Thomas Tromonie,
James Johnson, Mrs. Sybil Boggs
and Charles Mordaunt. Also dis
charged were Tommy Shugak, Vi
vian Anderson, Dave Murphy, Ot
tar Larsen, Mrs. R. Holmes John
son and infant and Paul Peterson
There were no births during the
past week at the hospital.
A new furnace is being installed
and it is expected that the work of
installation will be completed not
later than Monday.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED
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GIBBONS RESIGNS
AS SUMMIT JUDGE
John Gibbons, local businessman,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Excellent 1 bdrm house with
view located near shopping area.
$2000 down will handle.
2 bdrm home, completely fum.
Located outside city limits on Mill
Bay Rd. Total selling price only
$9000.
1 bdrm house on Alder Lane.
Selling for $4700.
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
who UpMHiK Jam*' lor«iHfif ‘
rjsssas
the Fourth of July mountain c'.imfc
threw the Chamber of Conjmjtfce
Planning Committee into* t«i
moil last Monday when he an
nounced he would have, to with
draw in order to save his horse
for the races that are to he held
in the late afternoon of the fourth.
Prior to going to press the Com
mittee had not been able to clear
last minute plans with the Navy
to land the judge on the mountain
top by helicopter.
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