Bovey Trophies
Emblem Victors
Emblem Club Bowling League
ended. . . . Yes, we know “who
won”— Bovey Trophies won. King
Crabs tied with them the last night
of bowling and they had a roll-off
to determine the winner of first
place. The final standings are as
follows:
Won Lost
Bovey Trophies-84% 47%
King Crabs. 84% 47%
Orpheum Flickers .. 77% 54%
City Market. 69 63
Telephone Belles ... 67% 64%
Casino Cuties . 66 66
Beachcombers.65% 66%
Knudsen’s . 65% 66%
Kraft’s Super Mkt. .. 62% 69%
Naughton’s . 59 73
KEA Live Wires-55% 76%
Bay Shore Steamers . 35 97
Individual awards:
Game and series scratch Helen
Hall, 247—682.
Game handicap, Gerry Gronlund,
261 series handicap. Antjie Huer,
651. King Crabs held high game
scratch, and handicap series
scratch and handicap for most of
the season with 867—1,030 2,431 —
2920.
Don’t forget the Banquet at the
Montmartre May 10. Lucky Bovey
Trophies team are planning a fine
evening for all.
KODIAK LOW AGAIN
Out of a total of $841,732 paid
out to claimants for unemployment
insurance benefits throughout all
Alaska in March, only $3,732 was
needed for the Kodiak area. This
was less by far than any other
Alaskkan city. Next lowest was
Sitka with $12,405.
New Fishery Laws
Bills signed into law by Gov
ernor William A. Egan include:
Senate Bill No. 132—Providing
for the preparation of a complete
plan lor research and development
of the State’s commercial fish
eries. (Chapter 88 SLA 1963)
CS for House Bill No. 47—Au
thorizing payment to each orga
nized borough of 10 per cent of
the fisheries taxes collected within
it. (Chapter 39 SLA 1963)
House Bill No. 54 —Providing
for the withholding by processors
or fish buyers of one per cent.of
the sales price of fish or fish pro
ducts purchased from nonresident
fishermen to assist toward payment
of the nonresident’s Alaska income
tax. (Chapter 90 SLA 1963)
CS for House Bill No. 161—Au
thorizing the leasing of tide and
submerged lands for fisheries de
velopment including shore gill nets
or set nets. (Chapter 93 SLA 1963)
House Bill No. 224—Declaring
as eligible for participation in the
Alaska veteran loan program those
persons who were not Alaska resi
dents upon their entry into mili
tary service but who have since
lived in Alaska for at least 10
years. (Chapter 94 SLA 1963)
Permitted to become law with
out the Governor s signature:
House Bill No. 21—Authorizing
holders of subsistence fishing li
censes to take and sell up to 2,000
pounds each of tom cod, blue cod,
smelt, pickerel, white fish and
spider crab. (Chapter 96 SLA 1963)
RED CROSS MEET
The annual meeting of the lo
cal Red Cross will be held next
Thursday, May 9, at 4 p.m. in the
Baptist Church. Election of new
officers will take place and the
public is encouraged to attend.
One Zehe Departs,
And One Returns
M/Sgt. Archie Zehe, who has
been under medical attention at
the naval station hospital since
his recent heart attack, has been
in town on leave and looks pretty
darn spry once again. On Monday
he will be going over to receive
further attention at the Elmendorf
Fort Richardson hospital.
With one Zehe leavin, anQther
has returned however . . . Chickie
Zehe, who has been in Seattle at
tending Mr. Lee’s Beauty College,
returned last Friday as pretty as
ever and complete with a new hair
style.
Scotch Highland
Cattlemen Coming
From the Alaska Stockgrowcrs
Association newsletter:
Omar Stratman, president of the
Colorado Scotch Highland Associ
ation, and his brother, will be in
Kodiak early this month “looking
around for a location,” according
to the Alaska’s Stockgrowers Asso
ciation Newsletter.
The Stratmans presently arc
ranching in Gunnison, Colo.
According to,the newsletter the
David Henley Ranch on Kodiak,
including the cattle, is for sale and
Al Nixon has three 3-year year old
cows, 10 yearling heifers and 12
bull calves (all Angus crosses) foi
sale here.
Mirror Classifieds bring resells.
LOU VEERMAN
AGENT
486-2656
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
MAY 15, 1963
- SS TONSINA
Womens Bay, Kodiak,
Adak, Kodiak.
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