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Two Good Catches Reported As First
Weekend of Halihit Derby Is Started
Weatner hep*, mar} Halibut
I>erpT .Anglers mooari toe first
weetenc of the three veer con
test. but two large halibut •were
reportet a 122-lb HaJout caught
dt B_I Thonssei of the Na^"}
Base ant s 44-pounae: reported
or Bob Bardsie} of EocLah
The aeroy continue? July 24-11
ant Juij 21-22 witr SI t*4*rls ara_
ahue at Eraft t Hardware Enab
sen s Bomeliey and Achesor Eo
(Loe Kirror Curb' s Earner Snot
D. E Y-uungh one at C-22 at tnt
Kwj Ease or from menoen of the
Kodiak Cnr-noorsmet Chib
Grant prise, of course it tne
24-foot aiummum boat but in ab
drtioi inducing a iJh-X Eemmgton
riBe second a matched pair of —1
cal ort Colt pistok third « Snate
speare mode. 2fJK' spinning reel
and spinning roc four ant two K
Council Banters
Many Problems;
Sets Hearings
In one of the briefest sessions in
some tune adjourning before 10
pjL the Kodiak Cut Council.
Thursday night, covered a variety
of subjects and uiscussed future
needs of the city.
Included in the discussions
which were marked by few formal
actions included.
•••Setting a public hearing for
July 26 at the district courtroom
for the 16 leaseholders who have
preferential rights on tidelands
•••Urged that a letter be sent to
the Secretary of State of Alaska
requesting only one polling station
for municipa! elections.
—uaenBea a: great .engtn
Ordinance 251 as drafted by the
city attorney relative to tidelands
leases and improvements
•••Authorized City Manager BID
Poliand to renew negotiations with
the Division of Highways for main
tenance on the same terms as for
the past five years
•••Discussed the future of im
proving the Small Boat Harbor or
other dock facilities.
•••Discussed right-of-way for an
other paved street which will not
be black-topped until 1963. al
though most of the preparatory
work will be done this year on
that portion of MisEioo Road be
tween Main Street and Tagura
Road
IN HOSPITAL
Howard Sloniger. who operate
the Woody Island Ferry, is still in
Griffin Memorial hospital m Ko
diak. according to reports.
Until his condition improves no
visitors are allowed.
r:nix»-t e: ti* Mecca, a Hunting
emit badte anc Tnemaa cnesc
It aocitiot two priats feme s>eer
_sr.ee for youngsters 15 years of
as* anc younger A Eucua camera
ftrs: anc a .22 nfie aeconc.
To qualify However you must
nave your l#erry nciet
Baptists Welcome
New Educational
Director To City
Miss BamPEc Let- Keator was
Hpponr.ec Icrector of Cimstiax
Education for the KotLak Cnmmuv
ry Baptist Churcr or June 15 foi
lowing her appointment as a home
nasEionar? by the America: Bap
tist Home Mission Societies on May
m
Miss Keaton was bom and reared
12 Yolyx W. Vi. and graduated
from Logan W Ya.. a ISGf and
later from A1 oerson-Broaddos Col
lege in West Virginia.
She has served as a church
school teacher BIT president and
vice-president of the state organi
zation.. She also has had training
in the laboratory school for Work
ers wrth Children at the Americas
Baptist .Assembly
She is expected to arrrre here
on July 15 to begin her work in the
church and community
TO imX\ HERE
Chief George J. Ameigh, Jr., co
author of ' .Alaska's Kodiak Island'
and free lance photographer,
writes John Salmine. co-publisher
of the Mirror, that be plans to re
turn to Kodiak when be gets out of
the Navy.
Ameigh is now residing at Hay
ward Calif
Research Vessel
Here Searching
For Crab Areas
Expansion of the King Crat fisn
mg grounds a the primary pur
prose of the vesse. Yaqumt which
ii unoer charter by the Vi Bureau
of CoBiTDerdau Fisireriet accord
ing te Chuck ConneBey acting
base director of expiatory faming
and gear research
Conneliey wnc arrived on the
"S-ioo* Seattle trawler Yaquma
Thursday evening it no stranger
to Eociak. having irved here two
pears 1 o> wher he was or
change of lustrir Fisheries Man
agement
"Tbe Yaquina will be Doing ex
ploratory fuaimg for King Crab ior
sis weees oegat July lDtt on the
Portioek Bank using trawls over
extensive a-eas and aist fishing
witr prats to determine quantities
avaiattie to commercia. fishing'
Conneliey stated adding “Ft will
start ou” at 4f fathoms and car
trawl at up tt anair. 25C fathoms
a tnougr we dc not anticipate go
ing deejrer rhar 15C> fathoms "
Tne Yaqumu is ampprered by Er
Img Jar onset anc has a crew of
tnree gum i stead? crew of three
oioiogists aboard This will be the
first extensive exploratory ope~u
tior for King Crat it the Portioek
Bane ant conic result in tne open
ing of s ' asr new net fishery are*
-for the Kodiak King Crab fleet
City Seeks Two
Police Officers
Re-Ewpteys Ote
Applications are now being ac
cepted for positions or the city
police force/ it was announced this
momii hr Police Chief E E
Vickery
‘Vt are espeoalij hopeful of
f:adsng local resident* whc are
qualified for these jobs" Chief
Vickery said, adding, “we hope we
will receive applications from local
residents ”
Vacancies on the police force
hare resulted from the resignation
of Knight Ourada Thursday and
Richard Burnett about two weeks
ago. Ourada has been with the de
partment several years while Bur
nett has beer on the force for a
number of months
Terry W oJf. who served wrta the
police department far two years
pnor to going to the states, has
returned to Kodiak with his family
sad is back with the department
rxjir- Vickery advised
Lowell Thomas, Jr.
Slaps At Inactfrn
fgiftiiksT JP)—Lowed Thl»min
yaiTijis' ~t mg’ far tbe $»epubL
r-ur nrrrr my-lor for Alaska s single
&eat hi tot House of x»epreseirta
troes. said if be waf ie Vasty. Tig
ran. Td raise bell for Alaska
He ref e-re t wbat be caLee “i»
action ’ or toe part of tot Congres
sional delegation woer Go* Kg at
oac .‘apaoest fisoermer arrested
rr Soe-ikof Strait
Testimony Elds
Oi Freight Rite
Heariig li Wish.
Seattle J?—The Maritime Com
missi dt nearing oi A. .asm freight
rate case endec W ecnesti j after
six days testimor? Exam-tier E
Hubert Seaver gave aI5 parties un
ti] Aug SI to file legal briefs and
vL announce tne oecisior later
Sirty-five exhibit? were erected
Puget Sounc Tux ant Surge and
Puget Sound .Aiasca Vir Lines
asset canceLatior of new lower
freight rates p-nposec by North
man c Van Lines Wagner Tux Boat
C. and Foss Launct anc Tug Co.
for serrist tp Ancnarage. Sewarc
Whittier and six other southwest
Alaska Po’tt
Alaska Ally Get 'George Hayes
toot part it tne nearmg support
ing tne case of tne State of Alaska
and the City of Anchorage, which
nr.e-veoed favoring lower rates
KilXinS I* A>CHO*AGE
Ec Naughtor left WedneBda} via
FRA sc Anchorage where ha wife.
Deipbene a ' expecting momer
tarihT at Prmibenee Hospital
ATTENDS MEETING
Dr T E CfiEtard of EocLai was
one of the 40 dentist! who at
tendee the A-asaa Stale Dental
Assentation s annual meeting held
h Fa-rPanki on July 8. 10 and 11.
Three flxirumt from tae lower
4fc presented taiks or latest den
tistry technique! and there was
also presentation! on tne benefits
of fluoridation to prevent dental
decay
r
Record Lauded
Eotuak't safety recerd ef h*rmi
m ante faiairtk* aeais is US1
eas rw-spBed Ey ike AAA
«iuck firvarded a ^ape is
reeaprifiM ef tke safe irirmt
recart t» Felice CEief A E
rxter?
Don’t
Buy Blind
KODIAK HAS EVERYTHING
Baying by ma£ may Bare yea step* bat the dollar* yea spend
rat of tear de nothing t* beip pay aar taxes, sapper t rar
The fatare of KODIAK depend* apoa year loyalty. Erery
Aallar yw spend at bom beip* the eommanity and ehat is
grad far yanr bame town is gaad far yea.
BUY AND BANK IN KODIAK
IT’S GOOD BUSINESS
Buy and Bank at Home
KODIAK BRANCH
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
• Courageous
• Determined
• Ambitious for Alaska
• Qualified
For Governor
ELECT
Senator Howard W. Pollock
The Gov err men*, of .Vlasta is a multi-million dollar (-operation
The mas you select as Governor must be a highly qualified businessman.
POLLOCK Background:
• Chosen ONT OF THE TEN OUTSTANDING YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED
STATES. 1955
• Representative Alaska Territorial Legislature
• Senator. Alaska State Legislature
• National President, honorary scholastic organteation
• National President. American Law Student Association
• Corporate officer and legal counsel
• Private business mars
• Entered Navy as seaman: retired with rank of Lieutenant Commander
• Homesteader—Quid oarsman— Family man ifive children!
AN OUTSTANDING AND QU ALIFIED MAN FOR THE MOST DIFFICULT .lOR IN ALASKA