Kodiak Wrestlers
Enter State Meet
In First Venture
Kodiak high school will make its
f-”st venture in the “Grunt ’n
( roan” field this week when Coach
. 9 Floyd takes a team of grap
j u's to Alaska’s first state-wide
neet to be held in Anchorage this
weekend.
This is the first year the sport
has been introduced here and the
wrestlers had an intra-squad meet
at the high school last Friday.
Thosp tentatively scheduled to
make the trip include: Skip Ball
weber, 95; Bill Cunningham, 112
David Olsen, 120; Frank Jones or
Frank, Johnson, 127; Joe Darling,
133; Jud Walker, 138; Bill Dodson,
145; Ian Fulp, 154; Bob Ekin, 165;
Melvin Borton, 180 and Bud Hed
blom or Allen Rogers, unlimited.
Baha’i Convention
Attracts Leonards
With the main objective the
Baha’i World Congress in London,
Bob and Karin Leonard are leaving
Kodiak on March 22.
Prior to attending the Congress,
they will visit with Mrs. Leonard’s
relatives in Sweden and so some
sightseeing on the continent and
hopeful to find some sunshine at
Nice or Mallorca before attending
the Congres which will be held m
London, April 28-May 2.
It is expected that about 8,000
members of the Baha’i Faith from
256 countries will gather at the
Royal Albert Hall for this historic
event.
MONDAY GRASS FIRE
A portion of the Kodiak volun
teer Fire Department was called
out about 1:30 p.m. to control a
grass fire.
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Blouses, Skirts
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Predict Big Pink
Ron For Cordova;
Bristol Bay Low
The state Division of Commer
cial Fisheries predicts a run of
Pink Salmon to Prince William
Sound that may total more than
8,000,000 fish . . . “possibly ap
proaching maximums in past ye ■ a
of more than that amount.” The
report said an early run is expected
with fair fishing by July 1 and
‘ very heavy fishing during the last
two weeks of July.-’
Some 2.8 million more red sal
mon are expected for Bristol Bay
than last year, according to a re
port compiled jointly by the
ADF&G, U.S. Bureau of Fisheries
and Fisheries Research Institute of
the University of Washington. The
total run is expected to be 15.6 mil
lion red salmon. It is unknown
how much of this will be caught
by the Japanese high seas effort
. . . last year they took 1.6 million
Bristol Bay reds. At any rate tho
forecast is still way behind the
1960 run of some 41.8 million and
the 1961 run of 26 million reds.
SOCK HOP, SATURDAY
On Saturday, March 23, from
7:30 p.m. to midnight, Kodiak As
sembly No. 13 of Rainbow Girls
will sponsor a sock hop at the Elks
Hall. Tickets for the dance may be
purchased from any Rainbow Girl.
Mirror Classifieds bring results.
Legal Notices
THE SUPERIOR COURT
FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Estate of )
PAUL NEKEFEROFF, )
Deceased )
No. 62-216 P
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that
LLOYD ZIMIN has been appointed
Administrator of the Estate of
PAUL NEKEFEROFF.
All persons who have claims
against the deceased must present
them, with the proper vouchers,
not later than August 15, 1963.
Claims must be presented to the
Administrator at Box 315, South
Naknek. Alaska, or to his Attor
ney, Roy H. Madsen, Box 726, Blinn
Building, Kodiak, Alaska.
/s/ Lloyd Zimin,
Administrator of the Estate of
Paul Nekeferoff, deceased.
Publish: Feb. 22,
March 1, 8 and 15, 1962.
Famed Woodwind Quintet From N. Y.
Will Appear In Kodiak Monday, Mar. 25
A most unusual group of well
traveled visitors will be in Kodiak
Monday, March 25, when the New
York Woodwind Quintet is pre
sented by the Lyceum at the high
school at 8:15 p.m.
Although they have traversed the
length and breadth of the “Lower
48” as well as Europe, South Amer
ica and the Orient, this will be
their first visit to Alaska and the
Far North.
Members of the Quintet are Sam
uel Baron, flute; Ronald Roseman,
oboe; David Glazer, clarinet; Ar
thur Weisberg, bassoon; and Ralph
Froelich, horn.
These five uniquely matched
artists, each one a virtuoso in his
own right, form one of the nation’s
finest instrumental ensembles.
SEEKING BIDS
Department of Navy, Bureau of
Yards and Docks is asking for bids
for work to excavate for and in
stallation of sanitary sewer, con
crete septic tank, distribution box
and drain field for the Kodiak
Naval Station. Estimated cost
range is under $25,000.
Buying or selling, a Mirror
Classified is your best bet.
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PLEASE LEAVE
YOUR
DON’T
Give her the night off and come down to the Initiation and
Steak Night at the Elks, Friday, March 22
Charcoal Broiled N. Y. Cuts
Prepared by two imported chefs from the land of B&B—
Walter Muller & Jess Qlinn
SERVING STARTS AT 6 P.M.
Meeting Will Be Held Sharply at 8 P.M.
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BE THERE — YOU’LL BE SORRY IF YOU AREN’T
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