U of A Offers College Credit Evening
Courses Here; Registration Sept. 10-17
Citizens of Kodiak as well as mili
tary personnel of the Naval Sta
tion will have an opportunity to
earn college credit this fall as a
result of a specially arranged Uni
versity of .Alaska Evening Off
Campus Program.
Four courses, offering three
credits each, are slated on this
fall’s agenda and are offered to
ALL personnel in the Kodiak area
holding a high school diploma or
its equivalent (high school GED.)
The courses and their instructors
are: (1) Mathematics 107, College
Algebra, Mrs. Dera Brunstad; (2)
Accounting 115, Principles of Ac
counting I, Ensign Larry Elliott;
(3) English 101, Composition and
Modes of Literature I. Mrs. J. F.
Stone; and History 261, Russian
History, Duane Mercer.
Courses 1 and 2 will meet Mon
day and Wednesday and courses 3
and 4 will meet Tuesday and
Thursday, all from 6:30 to 8:20
p.m. for 13 weeks, with 1 and 2’s
first class September 23 and 3 and
4’s September 24.
Registration for the classes is
scheduled for September 16 and
17 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. each night
in the Navy’s Information and Ed
ucation Room, Barracks No. 4
Lower, next to the station Person
nel Office.
Classes will be held in the Old
Admin. Building C-l, currently
being utilized by the Public Works
Department aboard the station.
Those civilians who wish to take
any of the courses, will be given
passes to come aboard the station
during the convening hours.
Tuition cost will be $15 per cred
it which must be paid at the time
of registration except for the por
tion which will be paid by the Navy
for Naval personnel who apply for
tuition aid. Only money orders or
checks made out to the University
of Alaska will be accepted. Book
charges are in addition to tuition
cost.
Additional information may be
obtained from the Naval Station
Information and Education Offi
cer at 7-3365 or Mrs. John
Springhill at 6-2488.
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KODIAK BRANCH I
High Seas Fishery
Enforcement Agent
Stationed Here
Jim H. Branson, Fishery Man
agement Agent of the U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service of the Bureau
of Commercial Fisheries is now
permanently stationed here in
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SERVICE
484—2231
Kodiak with the specific job of
supervising “high seas enforce
ment and surveillance."
Among his duties is enforcement
of the North Pacific Fisheries
Treaty and the Halibut Act in
the high seas of this area. He will
be working closely with the U.S.
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Coast Guard and various state
agencies.
“My work is such, obviously, that
I desire to work very closely with
the fishermen,” said Branson.
“I would appreciate fishermen
informing me immediately anytime
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