Amazing Artistic Craftsmanshin Of
Michael Komm Shared By Family
We are indebted to Y’ule M. Chaffin (Mrs. Darrell) on Woody
Island for sending us this photo, among others, of this boat model
named the “Bay Beauty” and for bringing to our attention the fact
that the talent possessed by Michael Komm, about whom we wrote
last week, is shared by others in his family. The Bay Beauty was
done by James Fadaoff, a cousin of Michael’s, and presented to
Yule several years ago. It shows the same attention for detail and
scale proportion as those made by Michael Komm. Mrs. Chaffin also
points out this same amazing craftsmanship is shared by Michael’s
younger brothers, Paul and Maurice Harmon, as well as another
cousin, Buddy Fadaoff, who made and gave her a clever ship’s
wheel which she displays on her marine-decorated sunporch. She
mentions that this natural bent for artistic talent extends also to the
distaff side of the family, saying, “Their sisters went to school over
here when I was teaching and both girls showed a talent with art
work. One of them, Rayna, is now married to Douglas Lolise, Jr.,
and lives in Kodiak.” We heartily agree with Yule’s following ex
pression of opinion about these model ships: “For years, since the
beginning of our annual Crab Festival in Kodiak, I have tried to
get Various parties interested in displaying these little boats in
store windows where they could be worked up into interesting
“marine” displays. I have always thought they were a local talent
that would go well with and be ever so appropriate to our fishing
center here at Kodiak.”
Anns Marie Prior
Weds Tans A. Kelley
Anna Marie Prior, an employe
of the Naugbton Bakery, was
united in marriage on Dec. 22 in
a home wedding to Thomas A.
Kelley, also of Kodiak.
The Rev. Gerald Dryden per
formed the ceremony before rel
atives and a few close friends.
Attending the ceremony were
Mrs. Henry Coates of Raymond,
Wash., the bride’s grandmothei:
Miss Helen Anderson of Tacoma,
her aunt, and the bride’s brother
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Coates of Sequith.
Mrs. Prior flew to Washington
with her four children for the
wedding service. She is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Coates.
Her husband is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas A. Kelley, Sr., of
Shelton, Wash.
The couple is making their home
in Kodiak.
OWENS ON FINANCE
Sen A1 Owen (D-Uganik Bay)
was named to serve on the Senate
Finance Committee and also the
Resources Committee when the
•upper chamber of the legislature
.was organized last week.
Accountant Takes
Over Egan Firm
James L. ingails, C.P.A. froir
Seattle, Wash., will assume man
ngement of the Maurice Egan ae
counting firm within the very neai
future, it was learned this week.
The Seattle accountant has beei
associated with Sites, Ingalls am
Sommerfeld in Seattle for a num
her of years.
John Butler, who worked for th
late Maurice Egan, will continu
with the firm whose offices an
over the postoffice.
SIX T2 CASES
Six cases of tuberculosis in the
Kodiak area were reported by th<
Alaska Department of Health an;
Welfare in its most recent “Com
municable Disease Report.”
The number of cases rated tnc
highest in the Southcentral region
Dye Es Awarded
Marmot island
A 55-year grazing lease on Mar
mot Island has been awarded t;
James G. Dye, it was announce!
this week.
The award was made at a publi<
auction held in Kodiak on Jan. IS
The lease covers 11,070 acres
which is all of Marmot Island wit!
the exception of a 40 acre home
stead. The high bid was $546 rental
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Kodiak Elementary School Releases
Honor Roll For 2nd Nine Week Period
The following fourth, fifth, sixth,
seventh and eigth graders made
the honor roll at the Kodiak ele
mentary school for the second nine
weeks period.
GRADE 4
Larry Cabanaton, 4.09; Yvonne
Van Buren, 3.87; Steven Banks,
3.84; Lorraine Resoff, 3.84; Retha
Alvers, 3.78; Marcia Weisser, 3.76;
Rebecca Lindsey, 3.72; Richard
Wertz, 3.71; Kim Meyers, 3.59,
Dixie McWhorter, 3.59; Wilton Wi
ley, 3.56; Pamela Salmine, 3.52;
Beverly Anderson, 3.51;
Ann Anderson, 3.39; Melanie Mc
Farland, 3.38 Donene Wolkoff,
3.35; Candy Lee, 3.33; Karen Les
ter, 3.32; Cynthia Fannin, 3.30;
Ernest Diamond, 3.28; Debbie Gol
den, 3.27; Marty Shuravloff, 3.25;
Francesca Vega, 3.23; Rachel Les
lie, 3.21; Karen Fannin, 3.20;
Monte Booth, 3.18; Martha Chu
docken, 3.17; Eric Johnson, 3.16;
Dennis Bennett, 3.13; Randi Taut
fest, 3.12; Mary Heikes, 3.12; Da
vid Schory, 3.09; Kim Smalley, 3.07;
Alexander King, 3.05; Pamela
Soule, 3.03; Shirley Nelson, 3.03:
Brad Butler, 3.00.
GRADE 5
Candis Downey, 3.97; Karin
Bengtson, 3.93; Roberta Magnusen,
3.70; Virginia Chya, 3.52; Judy Las
sen, 3.46; Kathleen Gilbreath, 3.45;
Susan Selden, 3.44; Judy Laktonen
3.43; Robert Farber, 3.39;
Peggy Holm, 3.34; Clida Peter
son, 3.19; Lora Powell, 3.17; Bruce
McWhorter, 3.16; Corky Coon, 3.14
Joan Brandon, 3.10; Susan Hower
3.05; Dale Erickson, 3.00.
GRADE 6
Mickey Burress, 3.98; Holly Irick
3.89; Gary Ham, 3.74; Kim Taut
fest, 3.66; Blake Butler, 3.65; Pe
ter Holm, 3.64; Vivian McCormick
3.58; Dennis Fannin, 3.54; Dougla
Anderson, 3.48; Douglas Ekin, 3A2
Jenna Chya, 3.42; James Love, 3.40
, Mike Resoff, 3.38; David Rodli
, 3.33; Douglas Holroyd, 3.31; Ra;
, Golden, 3.27; Carlene Erickson
3.26; Billy Amason, 3.21; Chyieer
Parker, 3.18; Rosalind Heffner
3.16; Cathy Salmine, 3.15; Nikk
Nelson, 3.15; Christy Lorenson
3.14; Arlene Keim, 3.10;
Jimmy Ramaglia, 3.08; Lorraine
Hausman, 3.06; Vicki Quammen
Owen Introduces
Fisheries Bills
Kodiak Senator A1 Owen has in
troduceti three joint resolutions in
Juneau concerning fisheries:
1. Calling for establishment of
baselines to delineate territorial
seas as provided for in the 1958
convention on the territorial seas
and contiguous zone. Baselines
would extend from headland to
headland along a shoreline, with
the actual territorial limit three
miles seaward of the baseline.
2. Calling for a public declara
tion by U.S. that duneeness and
king crab are living resources of
the Continental Shelf and subject
to the provisions of the 1958 con
vention of the continental shelf.
The convention gives the nation
adjoining the shelf the right to con
trol the exploitation of such re
sources.
3. Requesting Congress to create
a $200 million fishing vessel con
struction and operational subsidy
fund to provide funds for Ameri
can vessel construction of Ameri
can vessels capable of competing
with ships being operated by for
eign fishery fleets in the North
Pacific.
3.05; Stephen Fannin, 3.02; Jerry
Laktonen, 3.01.
GRADE 7
Donna Weisser, 3.51; Donald Bul
lock, 3.26; Connie Mowry, 3.26; Jo
Anna Holroyd, 3.25; Bonnie Fer
reira, 3.19; Irene King, 3.16; Terry
Williams, 3.00.
GRADE 8
Sharon Gilbreath, 3.97; Judy
Acheson, 3.93; Carolyn Weisser,
3.90; Bruce Short, 3.75; Betty Hall,
3.63; Annette Lauzon, 3.45; Ralph
Longmire, 3.36; Billy Torsen, 3.31:
Robert Ross, 3.26; Barbara Sut
liff, 3.25; Ned Farber, 3.22; Charles
Valen, 3.15; Sandra Valtman, 3.15;
Susan Jones, 3.06; LaVerne Schu
macher, 3.02.
2nd Nine Week
Honor Roll List
Released By KHS
Two freshmen, Patricia Chaffin
and Weston Fields, and two sen
iors, Svea Breckberg and Luana
Garoutte, made straight “A” av
erages the second nine weeks
period, according to the honor roll
released from the office of the
principal this past week.
Others accorded the honor in
clude:
FRESHMEN
Patricia Chaffin, 4.00; Weston
Fields, 4.00; Keith Johnson, 3.76:
Pamela Conners, 3.54; Shari Mad
sen, 3.50; Laurel Putney, 3.20;
Jtidie Brooks, 3.19;
Penny Jones, 3.18; Janet Down
ing, 3.18: Charlotte Long, 3.10; Bill
, Cunningham, 3.05; John Fletcher,
■ 3.00; William Simon, 3.00: Sherri
• Christofferson, 3.00.
»
SOPHOMORES
Marya Springhill, 3.90; Kathy
Evans, 3.90; Judy Gilbreath, 3.84;
Darrell Boomgaarden, 3.45; Rich
ard Sutliff, 3.38; Erlund Hedblum,
3.09; Charles Lee, 3.00.
JUNIORS
Jan Hall, 3.80; Virginia Clark,
3.80; Patricia Hubert, 3.80; Cody
Downey, 3.40; Phyllis Jones, 3,37;
Dawn Erdman, 3.27;
Darleen Darnell, 3.20; Evelyn
Pratt, 3.18; Elana Ross, 3.09; Bon
nie Jordan, 3.00; Karen Monell,
3.00; Tom McCormick, 3.00; Ann
Hall, 3.00.
SENIORS
Svea Breckberg, 4.00; Luana Ga
routte, 4.00; Judi Brown, 3.60; Nel
da Stone, 3.55; Connie Short, 3.40;
Susan Gilbert, 3.40;
Kathy Alvine, 3.33; Candace Wil
son, 3.33; Gary Woody, 3.25; Beth
Acheson, 3.20; Gail Rousculp, 3.00;
Don Nekeferoff, 3.00; Charlene
Frost, 3.00; Loretta Levine, 3.00.
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