Pan Alaska Fisheries Opening New
King Crab Freeze Operation in City
Kodiak’s continued prominence
as the nation’s king crab capital is
responsible for the location of an
other new business in Kodiak it
was learned this week.
Pan-Alaska Fisheries, one of the
king crab industries’ larger oper
ators signed a lease for space at
the Alaska Ice and Cold Storage
plant here where a freezing oper
ation will be opened soon.
“Pan-Alaska has desired to be
a part of the Kodiak city picture
for some time” said William Rit
ter, Pan-Alaska president. "We be
lieve here in the heart of things,
with a shore-based operation, We
can diversify our operation suc
cessfully.”
The plant will open about mid
December, headed up by Lonnie
Scroggs — an Alaskan since age
12. For the last 2% years, Scroggs
has managed the company’s Seat
tle plant. Prior to that, he man
aged the company’s cannery oper
ation at Ouzinkie. Both he and his
wife Tessie, along with their four
children will reside in Kodiak.
Plans for production at the new
plant are confined to frozen prod
ucts. Hiring of the work force will
commence as soon as the actual
opening date can be established.
PEGGY’S GIFT SHOP
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Due to delayed merchandise,
the formal opening will
be announced later.
Beginning Monday, Dec. 9th,
True Alaskan Jewelry
representatives will be at this
shop to display the
modern style — direct from the
Alaskan mines to you. Gold
nugget, jade, hematite and ivory.
Just in time for
Christmas Giving.
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Fishing effort for the operation
will be furnished by local skippers.
“We are very pleased to have
been able to work out an accomo
dation with the Alaska Ice and
Cold Storage Co„” Ritter said, “and
are glad to be ashore once more.”
Bix Bonney, manager of the
Alaska Ice & Storage operation
here emphasized that this was “an
other facet of our diversification
program for Kodiak.”
“We of Alaska Ice & Storage are
very pleased with the association
with Pan Alaska Fisheries. The en
try of Pan Alaska on the local
CPA Firm Opens
New Office Here
The firm of Lovern & Denz, cer
tified public accountants, has an
scene not only enhances the city
economy in the form of a direct
increase in employment, but also
further increases the diversifica
tion which is the goal of Alaska
Ice & Storage,' said Bonney.
“We welcome Mr. Scroggs as a
representative of Pan Alaska and
regard him and his family as an
other building stone in the progress
of our community,” Bonney said.
nounced the opening of an office
in Kodiak.
R. Lawrence Campbell, CPA, Is
the resident manager and will be
located in the Donnelley Building.
Partners in the firm, both of
Anchorage, are R. William Lovern
and John F. Denz.
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