Plan Access Road
To Island Lake
A hookup of roads in the Island
Lake area, connecting the area
with the proposed loop road to
Otmoloi Point, is expected to be
constructed in 1961, according to
Charles Edris, member of the
Chamber of Commerce Road Com
mittee.
A survey on the loop road is
nearing completion. Dave Baer,
engineer from the highway depart
ment, told Edris the survey indi
cates the starting of the road in
the watershed area is the most
feasible, and represents a big sav
ing in construction costs. He
stated it would be better to build
a road from Island Lake to the
loop road, thereby giving owners
of lake property an access road
than to begin construction from
the lake.
Public School
MENU
Sept. 21-Sept 25
Monday
Spaghetti with Meat Sauce
Buttered Spinach
Garlic Bread "v
A pplesause—M ilk
Tuesday
Baked Meat Pie
Buttered Lima- Beans
Plums
Bread—Butter—Milk
Wednesday
Hot Dog on Buttered Bun
Buttered Mixed Vegetables
Peach Cobbler
Chocolate Milk
Thursday
Vegetable Beef Stew
Coleslaw
Peanut Butter Sandwich
Red Jello—-Milk
Friday
Salmon-Noodle Casserole
Harvard Beets
Chocolate Pudding
Bread—Butter—Milk
Goes To Ketchikan
Mary Jackson left this week for
Ketchikan, where she has accept
ed a position as manager of a night
spot.
Mrs. Jackson is the wife of Wal
ter Jackson, a Civil Service work
er on the Naval Station.
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They Come And Go
Incoming passengers aboard
PNA flights this week include Mr.
and Mrs. Bardsley, and Cindy; H.
R.’ Bucher, C. A. Stalling, R. W.
Claude, William Hingston, Henry
Johnson, Wayne Luders, Capt.
Meade, B. J. Parker, T. C. Robi
son, George Sousa, H. Smith, Cecil
Scholl, Fred Solberg, Alex St.
Pierre, G. Steffin, B. Sutton, Mrs.
Diane Warrington, Robbin and
Marsha, G. Whjtmer, Les Sorum
and Ben Gurhke, and Fred Mamal
off.
Outgoing passengers included
Joyce Frit, Jackie Welbom, M. L.
Holroyd, Lyn Saupe, Paul Naer,
Melin Thompson, Dale J. Brown,
Roger M. Smith, Jessie M. Smith,
Mary E. Root, Skip E. Dagg, Ruth
Reed, L. Chapman, Lt. Cdr. Win
frey, Capt. R. Meade, Andrey Mis
kin, Ray Shanley, Herley Nygren,
David .F Gibbons, Jim Hussey, Ed
Zigler, Gerald Whiteley, Herman
Rancher, Adeline Berryhill, Rich
ard Joem, Harvey Anderson, Edna
Kathryn and Rose Cooper, Roy E.
De Hansen, Earl Eynon. Wesley
Fuller, August and Juliana Heit
man, Mr. and Mrs. M. Jones, Rich
rd Joem, Hrvey Anderson, Ed$a
Jorgenson, Mrs. L. Keeler and Ina
Keeler, Jack L. Batchler, Bob Ben
netts, Marvin Banburg, Mary Malu
tin, Ernest V. Van and Jack K.
Caskey.
National Guard
Becomes Active
The Kodiak National Guard
Armory Board met Wednesday,
September 16 at the Guard Arm
ory.
The five man board consists of
Jerry Valen, local company com
mander, who is president of the
Board; Gene Sundberg, secretary
treasurer; Frank Pagano, Leon
Johnson and Pete Deveau, mem
bers.
Various committees were or
ganized and a working team estab
lished.
Any private or civic organiza
tions that wish to utilize the Ko
diak Armory may do so by writing
or contacting the Kodiak National
Guard Armory Board.
Guard meetings will be held on
Wednesday evenings, the first be
ginning on September 30. The
Board would appreciate the sub
mitting of requests for use of the
armory as soon as possible so that
a calendar for the drill year may
be drawn up.
The next Board meeting will be
held Monday, September 21 at 8
p.m.
Major Crawford, Battle Group
Commander, and Lt. Goodman
were in attendance at the meeting.
HUNTER ARRIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Saatoff ar
rifed this week.
The Saatoffs are here for a bear
hunt. Mr. Saatoff left for the camp
of Pinnell and Tolafson, while his
wife remained in Kodiak.
■ Lou Veer man
J Agent
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SAILING FROM SEATTLE
MS TATALINA
OCTOBER 7, calling at
Womens Bay, Kodiak, Seldovia, Homer
TO PRESIDE—Victor Andres Be
launde, 77, of Peru is scheduled to
be new president of the U. N. Gen
eral Assembly when it meets in
New? York Sept. 15.
(AP Wirphoto)
Yearling Shot
At Close Range
A Black Angus yearling steer
belonging to Joe Zentner was shot
down on Labor Day and left to lay
beside the road. U. S. Deputy
Marshall Ovid McKinley is in
vestigating the incident.
The steer was shot between the
eyes at close range. Firearm used
has been identified as a Smith
and Wesson revolver, using a .38
cal bullet. The marshal has sev
veral suspects lined up.
The Kodiak Cattlemen’s Associa
tion has a standing offer of a re
ward of $250 ofr information lead
ing to the conviction of anyone
molesting cattle.
Commercial
Bowling League
Team W L
Breakers 6 2
Heidelberg 6 2
Town Club 6 2
Kodiak Telephone 6 2
Mecca 4 4
Loran Station 4 4
Schlitz 3 5
Sportland 3 5
National Guard 3 5
Chiniak Maniacs 3 5
Chase & Copsey 2 6
B & B 2 6
Hi games: Stover, 236; Hi series:
Unger, 596; Hi team game: Break
ers, 890; Hi team series: Breakers,
2588.
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Boats Up For Bid
Sealed bids will be received by
the Bureau if Commercial Fish
eries at Juneau, Alaska, for five
poats ranging in length from 12
foot to 22 foot.
The boats for sale may be seen
at the Bureau of Commercial Fish
eries dock here and consist of one
11’6”; two Fibercraft, the Grandy,
12’ and the Wizard, 16’; a 22’
work skiff; and the W’izard Comet,
13’.
The boats can be inspected be
tween the hours of 8 .a.m. and 5
p.m. Monday through Friday until
Oct. 5, by contacting Charles F.
Connelley, Jr., Fisheries Manage
ment Supervisor here. Bids will be
received until 4 p.m., Oct. 6 at
Juneau.
VISITORS TO KODIAK
Guests registered this week at
the Kodiak Hotel include Fred
Booher, M. J. Lynch, Keith Wat
kins, E. E. Bach, Kep Aslin, B.
C. Hamlin, Loren M. Wilhite, Dr.
Hunsinger, Warren P. Halnick,
John Barksdate, Robert Scott, Mar
vin Fulls, Ted and Mrs. Allen,
Skip Dagg, Paul Narr Baumgar
ten, Melner Thompson.
Madsen Memorial
Dedicated Sunday
Dedication ceremonies were held
Sunday for the huge Kodiak bear
statue which has been placed in
front of the Kodiak Hotel.
Alf Madsen, donor of the unique
statue, turned it over to the City
in a brief ceremony. It was ac
cepted by Mayor Merrill Coon on
behalf of the City.
“It is with a great deal of plea
sure that I dedicate this Kodiak
bear to the City in memory of my
father, Charles Madsen,” the big
game guide stated, “Kodiak bear
hunting was pioneered by my fath
er in 1928 and through the years
has developed into a specialized
business which aids the economy
of the community.
“The bear has been a symbol of
Kodiak Island since it was first
discovered and hunted by outside
sportsmen. The name Kodiak is
synonomous with big game hunt
ing.”
The Mayor in his acceptance
speech, commended Madsen for of
fering the memorial to the mem
ory of his father.
The bear is constructed of fiber
glass and plastic, and was made
by Jonas Bros, in Seattle.
Teachers Attend
A.E.A. Assembly
Mrs. Ellen Dawson, Mrs. Louise
Walker and Mrs. Gladine Stewart
leave Sunday for Anchorage,
where they will attend the Dele
gates Assembly of the Alaska Edu
cation Association.
The Assembly is scheduled for
Setpember 24-26. Mrs. Walker and
Mrs. Dawson are both from the
Kodiak high school and Mrs. Stew
art from the On-Base school.
1ST 49-STAR FLAG f
The first 49-star flag to fly
over the nation’s capital on July
4 was presented Wednesday to
Alaska Congressional delegation.
Fr Hunters Out
Hunting parties from Lima, Ohi*
and Dallas, Texas, left this week
with Alf Madsen in quest of a
Kodiak bear.
Members of the party inclndt
Dr. Harold E. Larsen, Lyman
Strong, Jr., J. A. MacDoweli, Dt.
Charles Leech, all from the Ohior
city, and Henry Hill, Sr. and Ids;
son, Henry, Jr., from Dallas.
INCUMBENTS —
(Continued from Front Page!
cilman Bill Worth both seek rt
election. Term is for three year*.
Qualified candidates for elec
tion may be nominated by pet£tw»
signed by twenty-five voters. Pet^
tions must be in prior to srve*
days before election.
Election of a member to -he
Kodiak Independent School Dis
trict School Board will be h»
conjunction with the general ejec
tion. One member will be ipheses
for a five-year period.
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& Building Corp. You doot
have to have your policy
SHIPPED
in to you. We can write them
in our office. We would like ’
TO
have all of you see the bear •
that was shipped in. It's in :
front of the hotel in
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