Research Trip
(Continued From Page 2)
Alaska Pilot Book on such mat
ters.”
The Sea Hawk continued on up
to Malina Bay on Afognak Island
and anchored up in an arm called
Malka Bay which he described as
‘‘fine anchorage during stormy
weather. “We were safe there de
spite winds hitting 50 mph,” Rauch
said.
Hardshell clams were plentiful
there and Rauch reported lots of
fresh water available. It is in that
area where the wreckage of the
Sherry now is located. It was also
at that spot that Rauch found a de
serted tent-cabin.
■‘The canvas had blown cway and
there was a lot of good equipment
such as coleman lanterns and stove,
clothes and assorted trapping gear.
It appeared that somebody had de
cided to depart suddenly from the
place. He said the name on some
of the gear was Nick Rentenaar.
We explained to him that a trapper
by that name had been arrested by
the FBI in Florida after leaving
Kodiak, going to Anchorage and
renting a car and driving it all the
way to Nicaragua where he had
sold it.
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Bidders are advised of the fol
lowing change in bid opening date:
Kodiak Boat Harbor Facilities
Project No. W-64412 bid opening
is extended until 10:00 A.M. July
31, 1963.
Richard A. Downing
Commissioner
Publish: July 12,19 and 26, 1963.
Legal Notice
THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR
THE STATE OF ALASKA
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Estate of )
KNUT ELVING SOLBERG, )
deceased )
No. 63-107P
NOTIGE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
NATIONAL BANK OF ALASKA
has been appointed Administrator
With the Will Annexed of the
estate of KNUT ELVING SOL
BERG, deceased.
All persons who have claims
against the deceased must present
them, with proper vouchers, not
later than January 19, 1964. Claims
must be presented to the National
Bank of Alaska, Administrator
With the Will Annexed of the
Estate of KNUT ELVING SOL
BERG, deceased, at the offices of
Roy H. Madsen, Attorney for the
Administrator, P. O. Bo 726, Blinn
Building, Kodiak, Alaska.
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
Administrator With
the Will Annexed.
By R. G. Laube
Trust Officer
Publish:
July 12, 19. 26 and Aug. 2, 1963.
GRANDMA’S PICNIC
The Grandmother’s Club will
hold a picnic at Dera Brunstad’s
place at Island Lake Sunday the
14th beginning at 2 p.m. accord
ing to Frances Coles.
Taking a vacation on borrowed
money is a poor way to relax.
Bittersweet’s New C.O.
LL Cmdr. Edward D. Cassidy (left) begins his new command with
a handshake from his predecessor, Lt. Charter D. Edwards, just
after change of command ceremonies aboard the C.G. Cotter Bitter
sweet. (See story Page 6.)
EGGEMEYER TRAVELS
Jim Eggemeyer of Eggemeyer s
Furniture Store left Tuesday for
Seattle where he will be attending
a five-day long furniture show. He
is expected to return within a
week.
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use them for results.
ATTENTION
NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE
POLICY OWNERS:
The National Bank of Alaska,
Kodiak Branch, realizes the im
portance of life insurance. They
have cooperated with NYLIC
and helped us set up our new
Check-O-Matic mode of premium
payment. This is not only more
convenient but allows us to re
duce the monthly premium. For
details contact:
' Dave Fremming j
486—2826 — Box 1605
Kodiak, Alaska
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Kodiak Marine Drill Team Judged
“Most Outstanding Military Team”
The Marine Barracks, Kodiak,
Alaska, Drill Team took honors at
the annual Anchorage Indepen
dence Day Celebration Parade on
July 4th, judged to be the most out
standing military drill team dem
onstrating a high degree of accu
racy in competition drill performed
throughout the two mile long pa
rade route.
This award was presented at a
ceremony later in the day held at
the Jack Henry American Legion
Post No. 1 of Anchorage, sponsors
of the event.
The drill team was organized and
activated on May 9 of this year
consisting of volunteer Marines
who have practiced while off-duty.
It presently consists of 17 members
who normally come from such di
Ballet
Summer Classes
Phone 486—2437
BROWN’S
HOUSEMOVING
Phone 486-5316
Box 2238
Housemoving
•
House Raising
versified fields as communications,
infantry, motor transport, admini
strative and supply personnel.
Staff Sergeant Patrick A. Camp
bell is Drill Master, having arrived
in Kodiak in April, 1963. He is the
Barracks Administrative Chief,
having served 18 years in the Corps
with his last duty being as a Drill
Instructor at Marine Corps Recruit
Depot, San Diego, Calif.
The drill team is known in the
Kodiak area for having partici
pated in the Memorial Day Parade
and Ceremonial Gun Salute on May
30.
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important Borough
Meeting Saturday
There will be a very important
meeting of the Borough Study
Group on Saturday (tomorrow)
July 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the state
courtroom above the postoffice and
all Kodiak residents are urged to
attend.
The meeting will be in conjunc
tion with the Boundary Commis
sion and will involve setting the
boundaries of the proposed area
borough among other things.
THANK YOU NOTE
We wish to thank all the people
at Larsen Bay for their many kind
expressions of condolance to us
during our recent bereavment over
the loss of our daughter, Evelyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carlsen
and Family
DANCE
ELKS CLUB
SATURDAY-JULY 13th
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8:30 P.M. to 1 A.M.
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Refreshments Available
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Rainier. And have some left over for a second glass.