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Kalamazoo, Mich. — Svea Chris
tina Breckberg. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Breckberg Kodiak,
was among 300 first-year students
to enter Kalamazoo College Sept.
26.
Miss Breckberg is a member of
the largest freshman class in the
130-year history of the midwestern
liberal arts college.
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Letter to the Editor
I would like to take exception to
action by the State Dept, of Fish
and Game. The department saw fit
to let John Morton go saying that
all temporary employees were be
ing relieved of duty. I find how
ever, there are still temporary em
ployees.
The department spent thousands
of dollars on commercial fishing
before and during part of the sea
son then stopped entirely when
they should have been out looking
for violators. Nothing was spent on
game. When Morton was flying he
flew nearly every day during the
elks season and caught many viola
tors. There is little protection now,
only a couple flights during Sep
tember, one on predator control
and one on protection.
Also the policy of hiring stream
guards from other states when peo
ple in Kodiak are out of work is
out of line. I understand that first
year stream guards were paid more
than John Morton.
I hope something can be done
within the department to correct
these mistakes and make depart
ment policy more fair to local resi
dents.
Jack Jarvis
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TURKEY SHOOT WINNERS
1. Leona Dickow.683
2. LeRoy Wittich . 666
3. Dob Schumacher .657
4. Ken Lebsock .653
5. Leona Dickow .646
6. Gladene Stewart.635
7. Helen Hall .631
8. Evie Regan .627
9. Bob Topliff .616
10. Ruth Andrews.616
11. June Burckhard .615
12. Emma Lebsock .611
72 entries. 12 winners. 8 women
and 4 men.
Dept of Highways
Mentions Kodiak!
‘Maybe’ They Say
According to a news release of
the State Dept, of Highways, two
miles of Kodiak streets are among
projects listed as “active projects
in advanced stages of design that
may be advertised early this winter
or in the spring.”
Early this spring the Kodiak
Mirror was advised by the Gover
nors office that bids were to be
called on the Kodiak projects ia
July. No indication was made of
what year however.
In excess of $70 million in road
and highway projects are under
way this year in the state. None
of it has been spent for any work
for Kodiak Island. Research indi
cates that since statehood virtually
nothing has been done by the state
for road and highway projects for
Kodiak.
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