Lowdown On Hunting And Fishing
Contained in New Alaska Guide
A record Kodiak bear shot down
with a borrowed rifle—
A record Dali sheep that went
down five times before he stayed
down for the count—
Have you read about the “Ang
ler’s Paradise” not too many miles
from Kodiak?
Would you like to know how to
cut bait and catch fish?
Or plan a successful bear or any
other kind of hunt?
These and many other questions
are answered for you in the first
edition of a new publication, the
“Alaska Hunting and Fishing
Guide,” which is just off the press.
Printed in Anchorage by Herb
Rhodes and Ed Fortier as editor,
the guide contains articles on all
of the above subjects and many
more, which should be of interest
to the sport man and hunter. Most
of the articles are written by well
known guides, including Oscar
Vogel and a former guide, Kodiak’s
City Manager Bill Poland.
The big Kodiak bear referred to
above which was shot with a bor
rowed rifle, and by a man who had
hunted only once during 27 years
in Alaska, this bear is a record
trophy that has not been topped
in eight years. The hunter referred
to is Roy Lindsley, stationed here
as a supervisor for the Fish and
Wildlife Service for many years,
and now in Anchorage, who down
ed the bruin with one shot, hunting
in the Karluk area.
The Dali sheep trophy was shot
down by Frank Cook of Anchorage,
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hunting in the Chugach range in
1956, a magnificent head in the
Boone and Crockett class.
The “Angler’s Paradise” of
course, is Brooks River over in
the Katmai country, famous the
world over as some of the fisher
men are who try their luck there
and are seldom disappointed.
Baiting your hook properly when
fishing is important, particularly
when fishing for salmon. Ed Wol
den tells you many of the little
tricks used for fooling the finny
tribe, particularly the salmon,
complete with diagrams and all.
In an article entitled “Kodiak
Bear Hunting Is an Art,” Bill
Poland, who was a guide for many
years before he got into City ad
ministration work, rates Kodiak
Island a brown bear’s paradise.
The record book bears out the
truth of the statement, he says.
Poland gives advice about the
choice of a guide, guns and ammu
nition, and many other “know
how” facts of benefit to a hunter
planning a Kodiak bear hunt.
Of interest to the shutter fan,
an article by Steve McCutcheon,
well-known Anchorage photogra
pher of wild animals, should point
up some interesting “shooting” for
the hunter armed only with a
camera.
These and many other features
are in this first edition. Also in
cluded are 12 hunting and fishing
maps.
NOTICE OF PARTY
PRIMARY NOMINATION
AND SPECIAL ELECTION
To the Electors of the Kodiak
Voting Precinct, Election District
No. 13, State of Alaska:
Notice is given that pursuant to
Chapter 83, SLA 1960, and the
Proclamation of the Governor of
the State of Alaska, and in con
formity therewith, a Party Primary
Nomination and Special Election
will be held on TUESDAY, AUG
UST 9, 1960, between the hours of
8 a.m. and 8 p.m.
(1) To nominate candidates of
the various political parties of
Alaska for the following offices,
to wit:
A UNITED STATES SENATOR.
A UNITED , STATES REPRE
SENTATIVE.
TEN (10) STATE SENATORS.
FORTY (40) STATE REPRE
SENTATIVES.
(2) To nominate a candidate
from each of the various political
parties of Alaska for a STATE
SENATOR for Senate District M
to fill a vacancy.
(3) TO adopt of reject the Ini
tiative relating to moving the
Capital of Alaska.
The KODIAK VOTING PRE
CINCT is described as follows:
Wilhin the incorporated City Lim
its.
The Polling Place is City Hall.
Dated this Thursday day of July
21, 1960.
HUGH J. WADE,
Secretary of State.
Pub. July 23, 30, Aug. 6, 1960.
John McLaughlin
Dies In Seattle
A telegram telling of the death
of John S. MeLaughl n m Seattle
July 29 was received this week by
VFW Katrnai Post.
Mr. McLaughlin, born in Oaks,
N. D. on May 39, 1906, served in
the 1st Battalion, Sea Bees, and the
22nd Marines, in the South Pacific
area during WW2. He was a long
time resident of Kodiak, and Past
Post Commander of Veterans of
Foreign Wars Katrnai Post 7056.
Mr. McLaughlin worked in the
Public Works Fire Dept., Naval
Station for a period of one year,
as well as in town.
He is survived by one son, Stan
ley McLaughlin.
“Man blames fate for other acci
dents but feels personally respon
sible when he makes a hole in
one.”
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Lawrence M. Brayton, a resident of the Fairbanks area,
came to Alaska in 1945 from Indiana where he was born. He is
a veteran of World War II having served in the U. S. Navy.
He has had three years formal education in colleges in France
and England. Majoring in political science and making a special
study for the past fifteen years in international relations, he
feels he is well qualified to sit in the United States Senate and
participate in the making of a more positive foreign policy.
He has travelled extensively thruout the world visiting
more than forty nations and all major continents; and has a
good knowledge of the political background of most of the
nations of the world. Brayton, who is 32 years old, is now
employed as Fairbanks business manager of the American
Federation of Technical Engineers.
LAWRENCE M. BRAYTON
Candidate for the United States Senate
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
This ad paid for by Lawrence M. Brayton, Box 1087, Fairbanks, Alaska. Phone 2322.