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Klassic League
Playoff Started
^The newly formed “Kodiak
Klessic League,’’.which consists of
bowlers who finished the winter
irtay offs with an average of 160
or better, got off to a fast start in
their opening competition last
Wednesday night. Six teams com
pose the league, each sponsored
by a local merchant. The league
is under direction of Joe Vullo,
Special Services Athletic Director,
on the Naval Station.
Sponsors 'of the teams, each of
which consist of five bowlers, with
a maximum of seven on a team,
are as follows: Club Casino, Don
nelley and Acheson, Mecca Bar,
Ship’s Tavern, Tony’s and the
Civil Service Club on the Base. The
sponsor of the winning team will
be presented with a trophy at the
end of the season.
Team standings and high scorers
are as follows: Mecca Bar, won 3Vt
and lost %; Ships won 3, lost 1;
Tonys won 1, lost 3;Club Casino
von 1 lost 3 and the Civil Service
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Me Alpine was high.” point man
with an average of 197. The five
highest following were Sheff, 188:
Wearstein, 188; H. Craig, 184;
Facey, 184 and Defuentes, 183.
High series team was Ships with
a total score of 2730; team high
game (scratch) Ships with 976; in
dividual high game bowler was
S. Slater, who rolled up an im
pressive score at the opening with
seven strikes in a row. McAlpine
was high series bowler with 592.
This league promises to develop
into a hot contest before the sea
son advances very far with compe
tion among these top bowlers very
keen.
Load Expected
On ACS Circuits
Col. JKunitz stated that an ad
vance'call reservation is the best
assurance that the call Will be com
pleted on this day When the trem
endous 'volume of requests often
exceeds the available facilities and
may resuit' in disappointments to
those persons Who fail to make
reservations in 'advance',
Telegraph patrons may file
Mother’s Day greeting telegrams
early for May 13th delivery. Sug
gested texts-are available at the
local ACS Office.
The cooperation of Alaskans who
are planning telephone calls to the
States on Mother’s Day, Sunday,
May 13 was requested today by
Col. M. R. Kunitz, Commanding
Officer of the ACS.
NEW BAKE SHOP
Max and Aline LaLande are
opening a retail store on the site
of the old ACE Cab stand next to
the Orpheum Theatre. Their line
of baked goods will be offered in
the more convenient location.
WEDplNG ANNOUNCED
The wedding of Miss Anita Sund
berg to Mr. Richard Peter Hart
man will- be “solemnized Sun
day evening, May 20, at the Rus
sian Orthodox Church, at seven
o’clock.
The bride-to-be is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Sund
berg of Kodiak. Mr. Hartman is
the son of Mrs. Dunia Hartman,
also of Kodiak.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Excellent 1 bdrm house with
view located near shopping area.
$2000 down will handle.
2 bdrm home, completely turn.
Located outside city limits on Mill
Bay Rd. Total selling price only
$9000.
2 bdrm furn. house outside city
limits on Mission Rd. Selling- for
$6500.
1 bdrm house on Alder Lane.
Selling for $4700.
^JThree bedroom furnished .home
of Mission Road. This house has
hfrdwood floors throughout- l-j.
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.
One bedroom furnished home on
Alder Lane. $2,500.00 down will
purchase.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
2 unfurnished 1 bdrm. apts. in
downtown area.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
BANK OF KODIAK
Phones $222, 4691, 2233
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
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50 boats tallied. The FWS depart '
ment emphasizes there is no fee
attached to the registering. “On
the Spot” registration will tak>
place in the remoter areas of th.'
Island when the FWS plane is
again put into service.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Kat
mai Post No. 7056. VFW, wish to
express thanks and appreciation
to the many donors who helped
make the Baby Contest possible.
Special thanks go to John Flet
cher, manager of the Orpheum
Theatre for his cooperation, and
to Joe Kacvinsky for his efforts in
the capacity of piaster of Cere
monies.
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