Vol. I Seldovia,
commiTTEES nnmEO at ^ este rows council s ess ion
UFU Of KODIAK
SIGNS CONTRACT
FOR 47 SEASON
The United Fisher
man^ Union of Kodiak
(AF of L) have signed
contracts with the
Alaska Salmon Indus
a try, it was announced
this week.
Fish prices in the
Kodiak contract■were:
50c for reds, 12$^
ror humpback9,
for dogs.
Cordova fishermen
g also concluded ag
reements with the In
dustry this week.
Cook Inlet nego
tiations, which Tues
day took Buck Douglas
of the local union to
Anchorage to confer
with Industry heads,
are "progressing as
well as can be expec
ted at this time of
K year," Mr. Douglas
stated upon his re
turn •
Mr. Douglas point
ed out that it is
still too early in
the season to expect
completion of a Cook
Inlet agreement.
>v HOSPITALIZED
Mrs, Homer Latham
of Homer entered Sel
■ dovia hospital for
medical treatment
Dickie Bought
By Diamonds
The purchase of
the Dickie II, for
merly owned by Harry
Kreuth of Seldovia,
by Oren and Esther
Diamond of Seldovia
Cash Store, was an
nounced yesterday.
Mrs. Diamond said
the boat would be
used principally as a
pleasure craft, al
though it still will
be available for
charter trips. Fu
ture plans for the
Dickie II may utilize
the boat as a small
trading vessel to
nearby ports of call.
Name of the Dickie
II will remain un
changed by her new
owners•
ACCA FUNDS
TO BE COLLECTED
NEXT MONDAY
The combined April
and March collections
of the Alaska Cripp
led Children's Assoc
iation in Seldovia
will be picked up
from the contribution
jars next Monday af
ternoon, it was an
. nounced'today.
ALEXANDER, PATTON,
HENINGTON HEAD
cm PROJECTS
The Seldovia city
council continued its
business of getting
established in the
routine of the work
for the coming year
at last nightfs regu
lar council meeting.
Mayor Harry Leonhardt
appointed the commit
tees who will conduct
city business at this
meeting.
Named to the ducl
get committee were
Lou Alexander, Earl
Herr and Mrs. Alta
Henington. Taking
care of city streets
will be Mrs. Alta
Henington and K. C.
Patton. On the air
port assignment, cou
ncilmen Patton and
Alexander were named.
Continuing the
discussion of the
city*s police work,
the council studied a
report of arrests
made in the period
from Jan. 4 to May 1.
Chief of Police Harry
Barnhart reported
that a total of $410
in fines had been
assessed in that per
iod. It was further
reported that the new
city magistrate, G.
M. Chambers, had fin
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