Cannon Back From
Fishermen Fund
Appeals Council
The Alaska Fishermen’s Fund
Advisory and Appeals Councill re
viewed twenty-five claims by com
mercial fishermen when it met
in Dillingham Oct. 1 and 2, accord
ing to Labor Commissioner Gil
Johnson.
The Fishermen’s Fund for the
Care of Sick and Disabled Fisher
men is composed of 60 per cent of
the money collected by the 6tate
through the sale of commercial
fishing licenses. It is administered
by the State Department of Labor.
The four man Advisory and Ap
peals Council was created by the
legislature to be consulted by the
Commissioner of Labor on appeals
for benefits. Meetings are held
twice a year.
Commissioner Johnson sat as
chairman of the council. Mem
bers are W. A. (Pat) Cannon of
Kodiak; Edward P. Churchill,
Wrangell; Carl Nunn, Dillingham;
and Joe Williams, Ketchikan. All
are commercial fishermen. Charles
Johnson, Juneau, executive secre
tary of the fund, also attended
the Dillingham meeting.
NELDA AT LINFIELD
LINEFIED COLLEGE, McMinn
ville, Ore. — Nelda Stone, a gradu
ate of Kodiak Public School, is
among 46 freshmen at Linfield Col
lege admitted with honors at en
trance this year.
Linfield awards the honors at
entrance distinction to entering
freshmen in recognition of their
high scholastic attainment in high
school and to encourage similiar
academic performance in college.
COMMUNICABLE DISEASE
One case of VD is reported on
Kodiak Island for the week ending
Sept. 20, according to the division
of public health. Kodiak is not list
ed on the Sept. 27 report.
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Legislators Will
Hear Grievances
State Rep. Gil Jarvela reminds
area residents, particularly those
interested in the taxation of busi
ness, the proposed insurance code
and the proposed water use act,
that a subcommittee of the Legis
lative Council headed by Council
Chairman Bruce Kendall will hold
hearings here on Oct. 8.
Jarvela advised that the after
noon hearings will begin at 1 p.m.
in the city hall council chamber
and the evening hearings will be
gin at 7 p.m. in the state courtroom
over the post office.
NOTICE
Effective Oct. 3, 1963, the City
of Kodiak Utilities Dept, will col
lect grabage for the remainder of
the month. As this is a new under
taking for this department we ask
the public to bear with us for a
while. Should your pickup be miss
ed would you please call City Hall
so we may rectify our error, as our
aim is to serve the public as well
as possible.
Herman T. Beukers
Utilities Supt.
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