City Bowling Leagues
Standings to Date
EMBLEM CLUB
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Beachcomberettee _34 14
Orpheum Flickers .... 32 16
49 Room.31 17
Kodiak Amusement ... 26 22
B-N-B . 25 23
King Crabs . 23 25
Oil Spots .23 25
Rolling Pins .21 17
Breakers Liquor.20 18
Village Bar ....19 29
Doghouse .18 30
Knudsen’s ..... I6f 32
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High team series, HC: B-N-B,
2650; High team series, scratch:
Mecca 49 Room, 1982; High team
game, scratch: 686; High team
game, HC: 960; High individual
series, scratch: Vivian Panchot,
481; High individual series, HC:
Helen Lee, 568; High Single game,
scratch: Mary McFarland. 190;
High single game, HC: Mary Mc
Farland, 229.
COMMERCIAL
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Calvert Reserve .36 12
Ships Tavern .31 17
SchlUzers.29 19
Mecca Lounge. 28 20
Booze 3c Beer .26% 21%
Heidelberg .24% 23%
Straight Shots.22 26
Village Bar .19 29
Nat'l Guard .19 29
Loran Station .18 30
Chase A Copsey .18 30
Casino Club .17 31
High team series: Ships Tavern,
2614; High team game: Ships Ta
vern, 947; High individual game:
Simion, 254; High individual se
ries: Bible, 616; Rickard, 616.
MERCHANTS
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Polar Bears ..34 10
Kodiak Transfer ...... 25 19
Sewer Rats .25 19
ACS .24% 19%
Kodiak Insurance. 24 20
Krafts .23 21
Kodiak Airways .22 22
Alaska King Crab_21 23
Budson Busters .20% 23%
Kodiak Electric .18 26
Philco Co.15 29
Bulls .12 32
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High team series: Sewer Rats,
2792 ;High team game: Sewer
Rats, 966; High individual series:
Persohn, 600; High individual
game: Persobn, 235.
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Just received a limited supply of
“Smoke Tote” bags
White, black, pastels
Leather, linen and brocade
$3.00 and $3.95-with lighter
to match
Let’s Celebrate!!!
B.P.O.E. No. 1772’s
Tenth Anniversary
Dinner
TONIGHT
ELKS CLUB
Steak dinners served from
6:30 to 9 p.m.
S2.25 per person
Charter members will be especially
honored
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Dance to live Mnsic
from 9:30 p.m. on
FOR ELKS, THEIR LADIES, EMBLEM CLUB MEMBERS ONIY
This is an occasion for all
Kodiak Elks To Celebrate
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Skin and Sky Diving Featured In
Jaycees Attractions For Festival
Activities new to the annual
Kodiak Crab Festival will be fea
tured next weekend at the small
boat harbor by the recently form
ed Kodiak Island Junior Chamber
of Commerce.
A skin diving exhibition by
Jack V. Johnson with Guy Powell
and others will be presented
Friday from 10:00 a.m. until noon.
Ain attempt will be made to raise
a Russian cannon dating back to
the founding of Kodiak.
The underwater crew will also
dive for marine animals including
king crabs and octopus on Satur
day afternoon from three o’clock
until five. For those with, a, .taste
for truly" 'fresh seafood, crabs
caught by the divers will be sold,
cleaned, and cooked on the spot.
To guarantee a king crab in this
limited show phone Dick Rowland
at 4292 for advance orders.
Spectacular stunt diving of an
exciting and different nature will
be performed at 10:15 a.m. Friday
by parachutist Tom Short from an
airplane flown by Chuck Weir.
Rob Leonard, sponsor for the sky
diver, stated that a controlled,
bird-like free fall from 10,000 feet
will be attempted if weather per
mits. Cloud cover at 5000 feet
will limit the show to a simple
delayed action fall.
King crab fishing as performed
by commercial fishermen will be
demonstrated on hour-long fishing
trips from the boat harbor during
Friday afternoon and all day Sat
urday, according to Nick Ander
son, chairman of the excursion
committee. For group reservations
phone 3551 or 4292. Children un
der six years old must be left
ashore, while those from six to
twelve must be accompanied by
a parent.
Also featured as part of the
Jaycee program will be a stand
operated by Tom Renshaw for
public entertainment Friday after
noon and Saturday. Quick snacks
will be available at another booth
on both days.
Minors Involved
In Court Cases
Court cases to appear before the
City Magistrate this week involved
several minors being convicted on
charges of drunkenness.
Edwin Anderson forfeited bail
of $75 when brought to court on
a charge of being drunk. Walter
W. Hansen also forfeited bail to
the amount of $25. Minors in
volved on charges of intoxication
were Arthur Cbristofferson, who
was fined $25; Michael Swensen
for a like amount.
Raymond L. Vaughn was given
a 90 day sentence by the U S. Com
missioner on a charge of procur
ing liquor for minors.
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(SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
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Free Soft Drinks
To Those Attending
Dance Tonight
at the Labor Temple
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Kodiak Bottling Works
What Did the Legislature
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Do for Kodiak?
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1. The Mill Bay Oniinkie Road has been approved a* a part of the state highway
system, which makes it eligible to nse federal funds in its construction and main
tainance. The engineering on the Mill Bay OuziAie Road will be done this summer
9 and constructed in 1961.
2. THE AFOGNAK ROAD TO BACK BAY WILL BE BUILT THIS SPRING.
3. The study as to whether or not a ferry between Kodiak and Homer is feasible,
] will be made in May or June. This is the first important step that must be taken
to link Kodiak with the rest of Alaska.
4. KODIAK HAS ONE OF ITS MOST ABLE FISHERMEN ON THE FISH AND
GAME BOARD, OSCAR DYSON. > .
5. $450,600 was provided to be matched by local governments on a dollar for dollar
basis, to obtain Hill Burton Hospital Construction Funds. Kodiak can participate ia
this if it so desires.
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6. There is an excellent possibility that the first year of high school will be taught
at OM Harbor and Oozinkie.
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7. THE LAND ACT WILL ENABLE KODIAK AND ITS PEOPLE TO GET THEIR
WATERFRONT AND TIDE LANDS. GRAZING LEASES ON STATE LANDS, UN
DER THE SAME ACT WERE SUBSTANTIALLY LIBERALIZED. RELATED LAWS
ASSISTING THE CATTLE INDUSTRY WERE PASSED. ADDITIONAL MONEY
WAS ADDED TO THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLVING FUND.
g. An program under the National Defense Education Act was established
under which Kodiak can participate upon its own initiative.
9. THE ENGINEERING WILL BE DONE THIS SUMMER ON AN AIRPORT FOR
KODIAK, AND 2500 FEET WILL BE BUILT THE SUMMER OF 1900. IT CAN BE
EXTENDED TO ACCOMMODATE COMMERCIAL TRANSPORTS AT A LATER
DATE, AS FUNDS BECOME AVAILABLE.
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