Let’s Clean Up
Kodiak Tomorrow
City-State Sanitarian Harry Car
tel- today strongly urged all resi
dents to do their part in the clean
up campaign beginning Saturday.
“The city trucks and volunteer
helpers will be out picking up any
trash left piled up and accessible
along city streets,” said Carter,
adding, “We hope to get a lot of
the debris and unsightly litter out
of sight into the dump and the
trucks and crews will be out to
morrow picking up. I strongly urge
everyone to get busy and do his
part in this campaign to make Ko
diak cleaner and more present
able.”
Anyone with stuff to be picked
up can call the Kodiak Health Cen
ter or city hall and leave their ad
dress, he said.
‘ This is a wonderful opportunity
for every citizen here to do some
thing to help make Kodiak a bet
ter community in which to live,”
Carter said.
PTA FINAL MEET
The final meeting of the PTA
this year will be held Thursday,
, May 23, at 7:30 p.m. at the high
school.
Spruce Cape Loran
Station To Remain;
Visit It Tomorrow
Kodiak is not going to lose its
Coast Guard Loran Station, accord
ing to the latest information pro
vided by Lt. J. L. McDonald, Com
manding Officer of the U.S. Coast
Guard Loran Station located on
Spruce Cape just outside of town.
“Apparently the proposed Sitki
nak location was not as good as
was first believed and I am advised
that we are here to stay now,” said
McDonald, adding, “We are getting
a lot of new equipment, including
a new tower for this site.”
There are exactly one dozen
Coast Guardsmen stationed at the
Loran station including Lt McDon
ald who issued the following invi
tation to an “Open House” tomor
row for Armed Forces Day:
“The U.S. Coast Guard Loran
Transmitting Station Spruce Cape
cordially invites all residents of
Kodiak to its “Open House” Satur
day, May 18, between the hours of
9 a.m. and 4 p.m. in observance of
Armed Forces Day. Coffee and
doughnuts will be served during
We look forward to serving
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that time and all personnel will be
available to answer any and all
questions concerning the mission
and operational function of the
unit.
Spruce Cape is one of approx
imately 70 Loran (Long Rang?
Aids to Navigation) Stations
manned by the Coast Guard
throughout the world; it is unique
in that it is one of the few that i3
not isolated and is available for
visitation.
Although small in personnel com
pliment, the unit maintains over
a million dolars of electronic equip
ment and serves all vessels and
aircraft in the Gulf of Alaska.
The Station has visiting hours
throughout the weekend; however,
more personal attention by all
hands can be afforded during the
above period.”
Death Claims
John Katelnikoff
Of Leading Lady
Death claimed a well-known lo
cal fisherman, John Katelnikoff,
on Sunday, May 12. He died in the
hospital following a lengthy illness.
Born in Ouzinkie 35 years ago,
Katelnikoff lived most of his life
in this area and was skipper of the
fishing vessel Leading Lady.
Funeral services were held at
the Russian Church at 2 p.m.
Wednesday afternoon and burial
followed in the Russian Cemetery
here.
Besides his wife and four young
children, he is survived by three
sisters and two brothers: Both
brothers, Zack and Fred Katelni
koff, reside in Kodiak as does a
sister, Mrs. Karl Peterson, Another
sister, Flora Boskofsky, lives in
Ouzinkie and the third, Mrs. Rich
ard Zuver resides at Mountlake
Terrace, Wash.
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THE ELKS BOWLING LANES
Russ Panchot, Manager
Now is the right time to plan for bowling fun. Phone us (
today and reserve your league’s or individual playing spot for
the Summer Leagues. PHONE 486—5222.
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