Fishing Vessel
Alameda Stolen;
May Be In Area
“Follow that boat!”
Kodiak area residents, and fish
ermen in particular, are urged to
keep a sharp eye out for the fish
ing boat Alameda which was stolen
from Seward earlier this week ac
cording to word received by City
Police Chief Jack Rhines.
Chief Rhines advised that it was
believed the vessel was still some
where in the Peninsula area but
said it was considered quite pos
sible the vessel might have been
brought into the Kodiak area.
Any vessels seeing the Alameda
are urged to report the location or
direction of travel of the boat to
local state or city police. A war
rent for arrest of the man or men
who stole the vessel is out and will
result in charges of grand larceny,
Chief Rhines said.
3 Hospitalized
By Gun Wounds
Two Uganik Bay setnetters were
brought into town for medical at
tention and hospitalization follow
ing a freak gun accident which
wounded them both according to
state trooper Don Church.
Gillnet partners Paul P. New
gard, 57, and Lewis W. Boyer, 48,
both of Auburn, Wash., were
wounded when a 410 .22 over and
under gun carried by Boyer dis
charged as he was getting out of a
skiff being steadied by his partner
Newgard.
Lewis who had one foot up on
th<e gunwale of the skiff as the gun
discharged, was shot in the foot
and may lose a toe, while Newgard,
who was steadying the skiff was
wounded in the hand and thigh. It
was 24 hours before they were able
to get aid and they were, brought
into town on the 19th.
In another gun accident report
ed by Trooper Church 2byear old
John Schuller of Mill Bay road,
accidently shot himself in the right
leg while target shooting with a
22 Colt revolver July 21st. The bul
let entered his thigh and came out
in the lower calf causing a bad
flesh wound.
Ed Liebenthal
Here Wednesday
District Agriculture Agent Ed
ward W. Liebenthal of Homer ex
pects to be in Kodiak this coming
Wednesday through Friday (July
24, 25, 26) for the purpose of tak
ing yield measurements from for
age plots and samples of grasses
from cattle range.
He advised that he would be hap
py to meet with anyone interested
in agricultural matters while in
this area. Persons interested in
consulting or meeting him are ad
vised to leave their name and
phone number with the Kodiak
Mirror office.
Major Bannister
New Chiniak C. O.
Major Lawton K. Bannister be
came commanding officer of Chin
iak Air Force Station at Change
of- Command Ceremonies at the in
stallation recently.
Major Bannister replaced Major
Isaac Vanderslice who has been
assigned to An Aerospace Test
Wing in Sunnyvale, Calif.
Major and Mrs Bannister, their
daughter Kay and son Steve both
of school age, will reside in the
Aleutian Homes during their two
year tour duty on Kodiak Island.
Boy Scouts
(Continued from Page 2)
Tom Ross; Tenderfoot.
Camping, Pioneering, Canoeing,
Personal Fitness Mile Swim.
Robert Ross; Star Scout, Pioneer
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