Sports Feature
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IN KLASSIC LEAGUE
Standings in the Kodiak Klassie
Bowling league have changed
since the first week of play, with
D & A forging ahead.
Standings of the teams are as
follows:
Team Won Lost
D & A 10 2
Mecca 7% 4%
Tony’s Place 6 7
Ships
Casino
Civil Service
4 4
3 9
2Vt 5%
High individual scores were as
follows: Sheff, 196; Pollack, 192;
Wearstein, 188; Slater, 186; Facey,
181 and Dukelow, 180.
The seasons high scratch team is
D & A with 2744. Seasons high
scratch single team is Ships Tav
ern with 976. Seasons high scratch
series individual is Frank Sheff
with a total of 612. Sam Slater is
series high individual scorer with
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Open until 8 pm on Friday
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Two games will be played to
night. Games next week will be
played Thursday night instead of
Wednesday, due to the holiday.
Chief Vullo, director of athletics
on the Naval Station, can oe con
tacted by any sponsor or person
wanting to see the games. His
phone number is 559.
The League is made up of play
ers who completed the season just
past with a total score of 160 or
more. Each team is sponsored by
a merchant or club. The names of
the sponsor and the team members
follow:
Tony's Place: J. M. Vullo, K. D.
Vullo, R. Gurley, Ed Pecore, Oleta
Andews, K. Craig and H. Facey.
Donnelley & Acheson: C. W.
Dukelow, R. E. Webb, L. H. Dock
ter, A. G. Amptmann, M. N. Pol
lack, D. Shelby and H. A. Craig, Jr.
Civil Service Club: R. Panchot,
G. Lechleitner, D. P. Andrews, C.
L. Holden and C. Rumple.
Club Casino: H. Green, J. Wen
sel, J. M. Zieba, F. V. Sheff, L.
Hansen, W. Valen and C. Beckner.
Mecca: R. M. Meier, C. Parker,
F. L. West, B. M. McAlpine, M. L.
Augustyn and T. J. Perez.
Ship’s Tavern: J. R. Nyeholt, D.
J. Wearstein, J. R. Cramer, S.
Slater, A. S. Defuentes and H. J.
Victor.
CITY COUNCIL BRIEFS
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buildings scattered about town.
The total cost to the City for all
insurance carried has not been de
termined. Estimated figures as to
cost would set the total at $12,000
per year. It is planned to coordi
nate all policies to starting date as
of June 30.
Today is “Poppy Day” Wear a
poppy in memory of our war dead.
CITY HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients admitted to Griffin
Memorial Hospital during the past
week were Mrs. Helen Lee,
Charles Lee (8), David Shuravloff
(14 months), Susan Wiley (2),
George Clymer (16 months), Azair
Chute (9) and Roy Chute (10).
Others were Gerasim Pestrikoff,
Mrs. Juanita McKinley. Mrs. Sheila
Richart, Pete Walkoff, Jr.. Jennie
Christensen (11), Mrs. Marjorie
Knudsen and Christy FlotreJ
Outgoing patients were Mrs.
John Trent and infant, Mrs. Elva
Horn, Joe Franklin, Susan Wiley,
Azair Chute, Mrs. Don Bentley and
infant and Pete Wolkoff, Jr.,
Also Mrs. Reese Stevens and in
fant, Mrs. Shiela Richart, Mis.
Marjorie Knudsen and Mrs. Mary
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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
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$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
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INSURANCE DEPARf MENT
BANK OF KODIAK
Phones 2222, 4691, 2233
Ann McCormick.
There were two babies born.
George Bradford. 9 lbs. 6Vz o»S„
was bom on May 18 to Helen aM
Frank Lee.
Patricia Lynn, 8 lbs. 7 ors., wts
born on May 22 to Juanita attd
Ovid McKinley.
MRS. MONTFORD DIES
Mrs. George Montford, mother
of Mrs. Leif Norman of this City
passed away Monday at her hortie
in Forsyth, Montana.
Mrs. Montford is known by many
here. She was ninety years old.
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