City’s Sanitary Land Fill Mis-used
“Due to either ignorance or care
lessness some persons are dumping
non-compactable materials in the
City’s Clark Lake sanitary land
fill,’’ City, Sanitarian Dick Pace
stated today.
“Materials such as oil drums,
washing machines, stoves, refrig
erators, lumber and other pieces of
heavy equipment should not be
dumped in the landfill. It is impos
sible to properly compact these
materials and consequently after
the landfill is developed as either
a residential or recreational area
undue settling will occur.”
“All non-compactable materials
should be hauled to the City’s pres
ent dump located on Mission Road
in the Spruce Cape area,” Pace con
tinued. Although a new dump site
is being sought the existing Spruce
Cape dump should be used until a
better site is developed, he said.
Land Withdrawal
Sought By AF
The United States Coast Guard
has asked for the withdrawal of
some 752 acres of land located on
Sitkinak Island, approximately 150
miles southwest of Kodiak Island,
it was announced recently by L. T.
Main, Operations Supervisor, Bur
eaa of Land Management.
The applicant desires the land
for establishment of radio aids to
navigation to serve the needs of
the armed forces.
The area being requested for
withdrawal contains an airstrip
built by the Air Force. Recently,
the Air Force has relinquished
their jurisdiction over the airstrip
in: favor of the Coast Guard’s re
quest for withdrawal.
The lands being requested for
withdrawal also include a Station
Site, and a fresh water lake. At the
present time, the only other use of
the Sitkinak Island is for grazing.
CARD OF THANKS
We want to thank Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Knagin, ‘ Doodie” Wolkoff
for the use of their boat in going
over to the funeral at Afognak, and
to Julie Wolkoff, Rhea Knagin, Bill
Boskofsky for opening their homes.
We also wish to thank Billy Eure
off, Jean Alho, and the rest of the
people on Afognak and in Kodiak
for being so kind.
Eleanor McKee and children
“The co-operation of everyone is
needed if the present land reclaim
ing program through the use of
sanitary fills is to continue, “Pace
concluded.
Honor Roll
KODIAK HIGH SCHOOL
FIFTH MARKING PERIOD
SENIORS—Jerilynn Smith, 3.87;
Carol Vail, 3.87; Courtney Starbird,
3.62; Jon Jeffries, 3.61; Audrey
Beck, 3:51; Gail Zieba, 3.45; David
Dawson, 3.36; Verna Mead, 3.21;
Carl Ellison, 3.09; Reinhard Bier
manski, 3.01; Robert Richmond,
3.01.
JUNIORS—Jeffrey Wilkes, 3.88;
Linda Beck, 3.76; Kathleen Long,
3.59; Mary Huston, 3.49; Gary Ol
sen, 3.49; Carolyn Rockstad, 3.44;
Joyce White, 3.32; Teri Wells, 3.16;
Karen Rextrew, 3.04; Fred Herring,
3.02.
SOPHOMORES — Elaine Pajari,
3.95; Larry Fellbaum, 3.93; Svea
Breckberg, 3.76; Linda Ogborn,
3.73; Luana Garoutte, 3.61; Terry
Jones, 3.42; Gail Larson, 3.27;
Nilda Stone, 3.23; Kenneth Vail,
3.12; Rodney French, 3.08; Mary
Lincoln, 3.07; Eton Buckingham,
3.02; Connie Short, 3.01.
FRESHMEN—Janice Hall, 3.90;
Jacqueline McDuffie, 3.75; Robert
Gotch, 3.72; Lynn Couch, 3.68;
Elana Ross, 3.63; Barbara Davis,
3.61; Evelyn Pratt, 3.48; Margaret
Dobson, 3.48; Karen Palcher, 3.44;
Ramona French, 3.42; Phyllis
Jones, 3.40; Bonnie Breckberg,
3.34; Karen Monell, 3.30; Anna
Hall, 3.29; Bob Burnett, 3.24; Ju
dith Herman, 3.20; Mary Panasiti,
3.17; Darleen Darnell, 3.00; Larry
Deitzler, 3.00.
KODIAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
FIFTH MARKING PERIOD
GRADE 4 — Robert Breckberg,
3.73; -Connie Hults, 3.72; Michael
Chase, 3.62; Arthur Levine, 3.56;
Earl Miller, 3.51; Blake Butler,
3.51; James Love, 3.47; Steven
Rodli, 3.43; Lorraine Hausman,
3.40; Deborah Beck, 3.39; Billy
Amason, 3.33; Michael Resoff, 3.29;
Stephen Fannin James Skonberg,
3.17: Dennis Fannin, 3.12; Mark
Olsen, 3.11; Peggy Katelnikoff,
3.10; Jonna Chya, 3.07; Rosa Lee,
3.06; Julie Berg, 3.02.
GRADE 5 — Bonnie Ferreira,
4.00; Helene Talbott, 4.00; Michael
Turner, 3.85; Roberta Draper, 3.57;
Susan Valtman, 3.57; Connie
Mowry, 3.57; Diane Abston, 3.55;
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GRADE 6 — Shirley Jones. 3.95;
Ralph Longmire, 3.91; Sophia Gerg
ory, 3.83; Judy Acheson, 3.79;
Sharon, Gilbreath, 3.75; Charlotte
Densmore, 3.72; Phyllis Allain 3.66;
Betty Hall, 3.66; Ned Farber, 3.56;
Kris Butler, 3.56: Michael Holton,
3.44; Karen Sheridan, 3.41; Gordon
Ciano, 3.40; Sandra Dinwiddie,
3.33; Mary Deveau, 3.22; Cindy
Thompson, 3.22; Alfred Levine,
3.19; Victoria McLoughlin, 3.17;
Robin Nicolet, 3.16; Barbara Sut
liff, 3.16; Pauline Peterson, 3.16;
Norma Chya, 3.16; Glen Godfrey,
3.16; Susan Hunt, 3.14; Donna
Chase, 3.13; Lois Howard, 3.09; Sue
Ann Ramaglia, 3.07; Helen Shively,
3.03; Billy Torsen, 3.01.
GRADE 7—Louise Harvey, 3.79;
Mary Turner, 3.67; Weston Fields,
3.44; Wesley Van Matre, 3.11;
Sherrie Christofferson, 3.06; Arn
old Olsen, 3.00.
GRADE 8 — Marya Springhill,
3.96; Judy Gilbreath, 3.81; Gary
Lowe, 3.70; Dennis Jones, 3.42;
Dick Veerman, 3.23; Faith West
berg, 3.19; Fred Simeonoff, 3.13;
Charles Coker, 3.03.
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Animal Clinic
Arrangements are being made
for a civilian veterinary from An
chorage to hold an animal clinic in
Kodiak in the near future.
Holding the clinic is contingent
on enough residents being inter
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clinic would be to spay female
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