City Bowling Leagues
Standings to Date
COMMERCIAL
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Calvert Reserve .47 17
Ships Tavern .43 21
Mecca Lounge.39 25
Schlitzers.... 38 26
Straight Shots. 37 27
Heidelberg .32% 31%
Booze & Beer .28% 35%
Nat’l Guard . 26 38
Casino Club . 25 39
Lor an Station . 24 40
Chase & Copsey . 23 41
Village Bar .21 43
High team series: Mecca, 2602;
High team game: Mecca, 911;
High individual game: Bill Unger,
241; High ind. series: Beveky, 590.
MERCHANTS
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Polar Bears .42 18
ACS .35% 24%
Kodiak Transfer.35 25
Budson Busters .32% 27%
Kodiak Airways.32 28'
S^pr, .Rajs . .. 32 28
&;odi2$ Insurance. 30 3Q /
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Philco Co: .......... ;25 35 ‘
Kbdiak Electric ‘;..';... 25 ' ; 35
King Crab_23 . 37
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Chute Children
Custody Sought
Leonard Chute, appearing In
District Court here, sought cus:
tody of his six children, who, are
now in a children’s home as a
result of the desolution of the
Chute marriage. His petition wis
not' granted.
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1 Representing- himself in Court,
he tealled . several • witnesses to
testify.ras to his character arid
general. behavior/and as* to his
capabilities in fcH^viding a [ home
and support of his children. ’
He stated he was now able to
provide adequate shelter for the.
children and was .able support'
them, " i
Judge McCarrey handed down
a judgement against Chute, sta£‘
ing he would rather see^him es-‘
tablish himself a little more eco
nomically, and show proof that he
could support the children.
John Mansuy represented Bar
bara Chute, who did not appear.
In another case, Tom Renshaw
sought custody of his one child,
who is now with his divorced
wife, Eliazbeth, outside.
The Judge did not grant his
request. He decreed that more
time would be required to allow
a probation officer to inevstigate
the wife, to ascertain if she is a
fit mother.
Pending a decision by the Court,
Renshaw will continue to pay
child support to the wife's par
is handed down.
ents/to be held until a decision
Bulls .18 42
High team series: Budson Bust
ers,2725; High team game: Kodiak
Transfer, 949; High individual
game: A1 Bynum, 205; High in
dividual series: Coy Rumple, 564.
Bowling Lanes
Closed 2 Days
The Elks Bowling Lanes will
be closed Monday and Tuesday
of next week, it was announced
this week by Jim Eggemeyer, Elks
Club manager. Repairs will be
made.
All those interested in the form
ing of a mixed doubles league
for the summer are asked to
meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Elks
Club.
Those interested in a summer
scratch trio are asked to meet at
4 p.m. tomorrow.
Treasury V. I. P.
And Party Coining
Assistant Secretary of the Trea
sury, A Gilmore Flues, will arrive
at the IJ.S,. Naval Station here
this afternoon from Juneau.
In his party wiil be Myles J.
Ambrose, Assistant to the Secre
tary foav.kaw ^Enforcement, Vice
Admiral Alfred C. Richmond,
Commandant of the Coast Guard,
and Coast Guard Captain I. • J.
Stephens and Q. R. Walsh.
The distinguished group is mak
ing a round of inspections of Coast
Guard facilities on the west coast
and Alaska.
Also accompanying the Secre
tary are Rear Admiral Chester L.
Harding, newly appointed' Com
mander of the 17th Coast Guiird
District in Juneau and Lieutenant
Commander J. H. Swint, USCG, -
Secretary Flues will be met ‘‘&t
the Kodiak Naval Station by Rear
. Admiral A* W, McKechnie, USN,
Commander Alaskan Sea Frpn-..
tier and Commandant 17th Naval
District, Captain T. F. Epley,
USCG, Commanding Officer of the
Coast Guard Air Detachment at
Kodiak, and. Commander E. J.
Murphy, USN, Executive Officer
of the Kodiak Naval Station.
The Secretary will be accorded
full honors upon landing, which
include a 17 gun salute, eight side
boys and a Marine Honor Guard.
Secretary Flues and his party
will depart for Seattle later this
/evening after visiting Coast
Guard facilities at Kodiak.
Rear Admiral Harding and his
aide are scheduled to remain an
extra day before going on to addi
tional Coast Guard installations
in Alaska.
NOTICE
There will be a meeting of the crab
and salmon fishermen relative to the
crab and salmon fishing regulations
for 1960.
The meeting will be held Wednes
day, May 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the Court
room above the Post Office.
This meeting is especfally vital to
crab fishermen* ••
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Visiting Masons
Here For Weekend
The Order of Knighthood will
be conferred on several members
of the St. Paul Harbor Chapter
No. 7, Royal Arch Masons, by
members of the Commandery No.
2, Knights Templar, this weekend.
The members of the Anchorage
group who will conduct the rites
will arrive in Kodiak this morn
ing at 8:30 a.m. They will remain
here until plane time at 1:30
p.m. Sunday.
Many Churchmen
Here On Sunday
Dr. Marion J. Creeper, Execu
tive secretary of the General Com
mission on Chaplains, will arrive
here Sunday afternoon for a vis
it on the Naval Station. A large
group of churchmen and chap
lains will accompany him.
Dr. Creeper is from Washing
ton, D.C. He is enroute from the
Orient. With him will be Rev.
Carl M. Boyd, Desciples of Christ
representatives, Col. Martin Poch,
Col. Robert Hamtestoh, and other
chaplains. ' ' ' • • / i
Dr. Creeper will speak at the
Protestant service beighnihg at
7:30 in the evening.
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Start Sea Lieir > J
Research Project
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JUNEAU «V—A research, proj*
ect to : learns whether / Alaska’s
estimated*! 150,000 sea liohs have
any Commercial value was anno Oil-'
ced here Wednesday. ' v "‘
The. federal Bureau ofContmer
cial Fisheries said, that a $50,000
contract. has- been / awarded the;
Arctic Maid FisheBes $6 "make a
two-month study of the huge ani
mals! Tim cbmjpany’S freezer ship;
Arctic Maidv js schedule# tq leave
Seattle this we^k for a two-month/
run of the, rocky shores-near Ko*
diak 1 sland.and. Westward along
the: Aleutian Chain.’ - '
The vessel’s crew will conduct
experiments on methods of * har
vesting sea lions and preparing*
the carcasses for commercial use.
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Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
—ADMISSIONS—
Mrs. Roman Adams; Mr. Evert
Martin; Greg Schwemley, age 17
months; Mrs. Faye Lampere, Kar
luk; Miss Dorothy Petrikoff, Old
Harbor; Rhoda Carlson, age 1,
Chignik; Mrs. Sarah Bandy; ie
nise Knagin, age 9 months, Afog
nak; Mrs. Doris Dinnocenzo; Mrs.
Jemmie Coyle, Alitak; Mr. Rasmus
Urdahl; Mrs. Polly Inga, Old Har
bor; Virginia Nelson, Afognak;
Mr. Peter Johnson, Tacoma; Mrs.
Martha Anderson, Ouzinkie.
—DISCHARGES—
Mrs. Betty Shonley and baby
Lloyd; Mrs. Justine Hartman; Mr.
Rasmus Urdahl; Mr. Evert Mar
tin; Mr. Roman Adams; Greg
Schemley; Mrs. Irene Galastinoff;
Mrs. Faye Lampere; Miss Dorothy
Pestrikoff.
—BIRTHS—
Linda Marie on May 18 to Doris
and John Dinnocenzo. Weight at
birth was 17 pounds, 5 ounces.
To Martha and Herman Anderson,
a boy, on May 22. Parents are
from Ouzinkie. ,
Honor Rolls
KODKAk GRADE SCHOOLS
Mr. White’s Sixth Grade:
Marya Sprihghill . /v. v... 4.00
Richard Veerman .Vi;,.• •••'* 3.63
Johnny Ghillard .......... 3.58
Richard Henderson . .* 3.54
Steven Alvine ..VrVV.W .. . . 3.08
* Mrs. Breckberg’s Fifth "Grade:
Weston, Fields . .V.. . ...... 3.86
Barbara, Henderson.. ... i .. 3.72
Rhonda Molletti ....- 3.63
Shari Madsen ..3.28
Tariya Henthoni ...: .. V. 3.23
sMike JJetrokin .Vi . '..... 3.16
V Mrs„ Hamann’s Fourth Grade:.
Candace Roetman .4.03
Sue Anne Ramaglia ; . .‘. rJ td.Ol
Judy Acheson ..... .. :.. ;v 3.99
Margie' Maghiisen :V. .?V *.'.. 3.97
Alfred Levine ... i. i.; V" 3.94
’Ralph Longmire v‘3.9*9
Barbara Sutliff, ,... ^ 3.65
David Descloux . 3.45
.Terry Cocker .......... .... 3.31
fiorma Chya, .V :. vi .. : 3i26
Carlene , Ray . 3.25
(Carol v Gannon .- 3.14
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Pat Patterson — .sK
Robin Nicolet ...
Red Snyder .
Glen Godfrey .
PAYING OF BOUNTY
MADE EASIER NOW
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It is no longer necessary X%
send seal scalps to Juneau as i*>
former years, in order to collect
bounty.
This function has been tra***
ferred over from the State Thea
surer to that of the Alaska*
Department of Fish and Game, b|
the last Legislature.
The new and simplified pea,
ceedure to follow is to remove
scalps from the seals in sack d
manner as to show both eyeholes
and both earholes exhibited, pi
the presence of two resident wit
nesses, to an agent of tip A&asfck
Department of Fish arid Gsriae <3®
other designated officer for cert*!
i nation.
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{** SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
IS Coastal Rath bier May 1;
, c o Cafling At
x Lapse* Bay, Ugaaflt
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... MS Ta^alina Junei..3
Women's Bay, Kodiak
I Lou Veerman" »
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BEAR BEAVER KING CRAB
8MM and 16MM in Color
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High Quality and of Teriffic Interest
The Bears —
All sizes and colors from tiny cubs on up — swimming, wrestling, playing, fishing
Many extreme close-ups. All filmed in bright sunshine. Thirteen parts from which
to choose..
The Beavers
Swimming, playing, feeding, building their dam ano repairing their house. Many
dose-ups. This is a complete film with a beginning and end title.
King Crab -
Shows the complete cycle of crabs being unloaded and processed, ready for quick
freezing and shipment.
LEAVING FOR THE STATES SOON? THESE FILMS MAKE A WONDERFUL ALASKA
SOUVENIR. INSTEAD OF TELLING THEM WHAT ALASKA IS LIKE, SHOW THEM.
RECOMMENDATIONS?
Ask anyone who has purchased or seen these films. Many people have purchased
them sight unseen — simply on the recommendation of others.
COMPLIMENTARY SHOWINGS TO CIVIC, FRATERNAL, AND BUSINESS GROUPS. SHOW
INGS ARRANGED IN YOUR HOME AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. THERE IS NEVER A
CHARGE FOR SHOWINGS.
Contact Chief Al Hooker —
THROUGH KNUDSEN’S; BOX 1S7S, KODIAK OR AT QUARTERS 71-A ON. THE
NAVAL STATION. *.