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points led Kraft's while Olsen with
27 points led Supply.
This gave Kraft’s and American
Legion the lead in the town league
with Supply and 'the high school
Independents bringing up the
rear. PNA and the high school
Bears play tonight at 8:15.
Basketball Action
Includes 2 Games
Two games will be played
Thursday of next week when the
high school Independents meet
the strong Kraft’s team at 6:30
p.m. and the American Legion
team battles it out with the PNA
five at 8:15.
This should match the two
league favorites in what could pro
vide the game that decides first
place.
The high school Bears travel to
Seward on November 20 for a two
game series.
BEAN GUESS RESULTS
The bean guess, which was dis
played in Sportland’s window, was
wan by Kenny TUleson with a
guess of 3368, which was 20 beans
off. Cecil Belcher won the second
price.
A hearty thanks from the Letter
mans Club’ to all those who par
ticipated. Also, all those who
attended the dance afterwards.
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ALASKANS ESPECIALLY INVITED
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VFW Official
Visits Local Post
Commander of the Alaska De
partment, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, Ted V anderweist, accom
panied (by James Fennell, Depart
ment Quarter master, Adjutant and
Service Officer, and Dr. Paul
Jaeger, Department Vice Com
mander, arrived in Kodiak Wednes
day, November 4 for a visit fto the
local post.
The officials were greeted by a
large delegation of members of
Katmai Post 7056 and the Ladies
Auxiliary.
A special joint meeting of the
post and auxiliary was held at
7:30 that evening. In a short talk
Vanderweist stated there were two
important aims of the national
commander, James Feldman. The
first is to further assistance to
veterans of WW1, and the second
to furnish aid to schools. He then
presented Dr. Jaeger with a cita
tion for community services ren
dered above and; beyond his call
of duty.
After a few words from Dr.
Jaeger and James Fennell, cita
tions were presented to Dr. Jaeger
and Joe Walsh, a guest from
Anchorage Post 1685. The presen
tations were made by Fennell.
Honored guests were introduced
by Katmai Post Commander
Charles Christofferson, and Auxi
liary president Chlora Clymer
welcomed the Department officers.
At the conclusion of the meet
ing movies of Kodiak wildlife were
shown by Chief A1 Hooker of the
Naval Station. Refreshments were
served by the Ladies Auxiliary dur
ing the social hour that followed.
CAP (Continued from Pg 1)
lop by example the voluntary con
tribution of private citizens to the
public welfare;
b. “To provide aviation education
and training especially to its
senior and cadet mem!hers; to en
courage and foster civil aviation
in local communities and to pro
vide an organization of private
citizens with adequate facilities to
assist in meeting local and national
emergencies.”
Fourteen cadets and senior mem
bers attended tfhe regular Tues
day evening meeting this week.
Following a short business meeting
the cadets were given thirty
minutes of intensive drill by Drill
Master Cart Littleton.
A film entitled “Blue Angels”,
furnished by the Navy, was ’shown
by Sgt. Pemberton of the Kodiak
National Guard. Verlyn Geriene
Operations Officer, conducted the
training program for the cadets
this week and led them through
a discussion on the importance of
aviation and the historical back
ground of the Civil Air Paftrol.
3 One of the most pressing of the
many organizational problems fae*
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THE FACTS AND NOT WAKEFIELD’S OPINION
The following facts are taken from the annual ADF report for 1954. Data collected
from the Alitak Bay fishery show that in 1954 the female molt took place from mid*
March to early May. ,
During this time 120,000 male crtebs were caught by otter trawlers. However, in
sample counts 8 4 females were taken and discarded for each mole cought—By ociu*
al count of two widely separated catches, 449 out of 1,000 and 800 out of 1,800 females
were crushed or mortally damaged, indicating loss of approximately forty per cent of
the captured females during the season.
Thus, out of 1,008,800 femal es, 403,200 were killed out*
right or severly injured, with a male catch of 120,000.
It can be readily seen that the population of females was ^
being decimated at a rate nea rly four times as great as the
population of males, and for n o useful purpose. • • —
At the present time WHO is processing undersized crab and WHO is attempting
to pass regulations to keep this industry healthy so it can confcfyKUt to produce a yield
so vital to Kodiak Island's economy?
Rep. Peter M. Deveau
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mg the new squadron is that of
office space. Only a small space is
required. Anyone having or know
ing of such a space is asked to con
fect Bob Leonard at 4184 or Venlyn
Geriene at 6244.
The new Interest rales on Ser
ies E and H Savings Ba ds improve
the yield on old bonus as well as
n the “new” ones bought since
JuLje 1, 1959.
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