Alaska King Crab
Institute Formed
SEATTLE, Wash.—The Alaska
King Crab Institute, Inc., has been
formed by a nucleus group of
American packers of canned Alaska
King Crab. Leo Kreielsheimer,
president, Icy Cape Fisheries Com
pany, has been elected president.
Purpose of the non-profit indus
try organization is to build pres
tige and increased acceptance na
tionally of Alaska King Crab as
canned by American packers un
der rigid standards of quality con
trol, Kreielsheimer stated.
William Ritter, president, Pan
Alaska Fisheries, Inc., was elected
executive vice president. Packers
named to the board of directors
were: Stanley Tarrant, president,
Pacific American Fisheries and
Erwyn Algyer, sales manager, Kinj
Crab, Inc., Eric Bulmer, president,
Ouzinkie Packing Corp. and Rob
ert E. Graham, executive vice
president, Peter Pan Seafoods, Inc.
Members of the executive com
mittee were named as Charles Ha
zel, general sales manager, Pacific
American Fisheries. Royal Frew,
sales manager, Pan-Alaska Fish
eries and Walter Meredith, man
ager and partner, Kelley-Clarke
Co.
Secretary-manager and treasurer
of Alaska King Crab Institute is
Louie Antonsen, account executive,
Seattle office of Pacific National
Advertising Agency, according to
plans firmed at the organizational
meeting. Office headquarters will
be at the agency, 2114 4th Avenue,
Seattle.
Flattery is always dangerous, but
the worst is the kind we ladle out
to ourselves.
Bob & Bryan
say
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for the '
4th of July”
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Waterfront
Skipper Archie Nelson of the
Ocean Queen sez he is trying to
figure out how to say “Pull The
Pin’ in Kraut. With him this year
is Rudy Rimentiz and his brother
from Germany. Archie shouldn’t
have too much trouble tho inas
much as he spent a coupla years
over there himself with occupation
forces. Also with Archie this year
is Vernon Holland and his stepson
“Dusty.”
In town last Thursday was Skip
per Harlan Bradden’s Pafco 15 cf
Blaine, Wash. With him this year
is Eddie Casey whom many of you
will remember from last season.
&
Bill Berestoff, skipper of the
Roby musta got tired of waiting
for a settlement of fish prices and
set out to salt any salmon he
caught. By last weekend he, with
the help of wife Gladys and her
son, had salted down 23 barrels of
salmon. However, somebody man
aged to steal three barrels off the
Legal Notice
INVITATION TO BID
The Kodiak Independent School
District Board requests the sub
mission of sealed bids to supply
standard furnace oil, delivered to
the school storage tanks, for the
year beginnig July 1, 1963, and
ending June 30, 1964. Bids should
be addressed to the Clerk of the
Board, Box 1427, Kodiak, Alaska,
and be postmarked not later than
July 1, 1963.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Dorothy E. Clark
Clerk of the Board
Publish: June 14, 21 and 28,1963.
dock before the fish was shipped.
Bill oughta get top prices for his
fish as it will probably be amongst
the first on the market and fur
thermore, salt salmon is scarce
nowadays and in demand.
M’rror Classifieds bring results.
RECEIVES B.A. DEGREE
Sharon Van Buren, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Van Buren, re
ceived her Batchelor of Arts de
gree in Education and Business
Administration at graduation ex
ercises held June 14 at Western
Washington College.
MISS LAUREL EARL
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson recently announced the engagement and
marriage plans of Laurel Louise Earl, daughter of Mrs. Laura B.
Johnson, to Robert Charles Bolden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T.
Bolden of Thousand Oaks, Calif. The couple was wed in Thousand
Oaks on Tuesday, June 18.
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