Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Davis
Photo By Norman
Alberta Mueller United In Marriage
To Jerry Davis On Saturday July 14
Miss Alberta Mueller, daughter
of Mrs. Jess Blinn and Eric Muel
ler. was united in marriage on July
14 at the Community Baptist
Church to Jerry L Davis by Pastor
Lewis White.
Maid of honor was Vee Docia
Ruth White and the best man.
George Pankow. Bridesmaids were
Laurel Earl and Lillian Torgram
son. Candle lighters were Pat Hall
and Ruth Hausman. Serving as
flower girls were Alice Anderson
and Brenda Frump, w’hile David
Halstead was the ring bearer.
Organist at the nuptials was Mar
tha White, and Ella Mae Warren
sang “I Love You Truly” and Bill
Stone ‘‘The Lord’s Prayer.”
THE BRIDE’S GOWN
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, Mr. Mueller.,
wore a floor-length gown of nylet
net with a lace overskirt with full
length sleeves. She wore a shoul
der length veil held is place by a
crown of seed pearls. The veil was
a gift of the groom's mother. She
carried a white Bible and a white
orchid corsage.
The bridesmaid and maid of hon
or as well as the candle-lighters
were attired in yellow dresses and
carried carnation corsages.
Ushers were Paul Mueller, broth
er of the bride, and Tony Caraway,
friend of the groom.
A reception was held at the Elks
Club following the wedding cere
mony.
The bride attended Kodiak
schools and was graduated from
the Kodiak high school. The groom
is from Denver, Colo.
After the wedding the couple
left on a honeymoon trip to Los
Angeles. Calif., and later the cou
ple will make their home at Ala
meda in the same state where Mr.
Davis will be stationed in the
United States Navy.
HOME AGAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Frost and
daughter returned to Kodiak Tues
day of this week from a trip to
Seattle where they saw the World’s
Fair.
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Outdoorsmen Pick
Up Two LL Wins
Action in Kodiak's Little League
called for playing postponed games
and a tied game on Friday as the
Red Sox were nosed out by the
Kodiak Outdoorsmen 16-15, Friday
in a one-inning encounter and the
Braves drubbed D and A 17-2 in a
contest which had been rained out.
Monday, the Outdoorsmen
downed Kraft's 5-1 with Lester on
the mound for the winners and
D 5i A forfeited to the Braves be
cause they did not have enough
players to field a team.
NO REPRESENTATIVE
President Art Brooks of the Ko
diak Chamber of Commerce was
informed by wire Monday that
Polly Perry. Queen of the Crab
Festival who was to attend the
Seattle Seafair starting July 27
would be unable to make the trip
from Corpus Christi. Texas, due to
the fact that she started a job this
week. Consequently the city will
have no representative at the Fair.
BACK FROM SWEDEN
Mrs. Karin Leonard returned
this week from a month spent in
Sweden. She was called to attend
her father’s funeral and then
stayed with her mother in Uppsala
and visited with her uncles and
two cousins in Stockholm and Got
teborg.
CAMPAIGN
COMMENTS
The solution to the ills of the
salmon industry involves reduc
tion of the hair seal, stopping
the destruction of the herring
(which is used for fertilizer)
and other food of the salmon,
construction of fish hatcheries
and fish ladders, improvement
of streams and spawning
grounds, enforcement of fair
regulations, reasonable agree
ments with our foreign competi
tors, regulations of offshore oil
drilling to prevent destruction
of the salmon through uncon
trolled blowoffs of tideland
wells, and extensive research to
improve quality and quantity.
No one measure is sufficient
by itself; all must be used. This
solution is not new; all con
cerned (including my Republi
can opponents in their long po
litical careers) have looked only
to government for the answers,
and knowing that Alaska can
not afford the total cost they
have done nothing. This job
must be done by a combined
concerted effort with the state
and the industry furnishing ma
terials and money and the fish
ermen their labor. Each will
contribute; each will gain. And
those who do not contribute will
not be entitled to the privilege
of a commercial license; this
will eliminate the free riders
from the South 48. The first step
is to harvest a substantial num
ber of the millions of hair seal
who eat more salmon in Bristol
Bay alone than the total of all
men of all nations.
I have the determination and
the proven administrative abil
ity to complete this program and
make Alaska once again a para
dise for salmon and salmon fish
ermen.
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for by Verne O. Martin)
Stepovich Slams
Road Program
Mike Stepovich, Alaska’s last
territorial governor and GOP can
didate for Governor this year,
lashed out at the lackadaisical road
building program of the present
administration while in Kodiak
this past week.
Stepovich said, "The whole trou
ble with the road program is plan
ning. The Egan highway depart
ment operates only in reverse —
when it moves at all. The bulldoz
ers, backhoes and carryalls should
have been working since the first
of May. Instead, the bids are just
now being let for many jobs—and
winter is just a couple of months
aw'ay.
‘ But this summer’s road fiasco
isn't too surprising, considering
that Egan has accomplished noth
ing with roads in any of the past
three years, either,” Stepovich con
cluded.
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Awards Presented
To LL All-Stars
Each member of the Kodiak Lit
tle League All-Star team which re
turned from the district playoffs
at Anchorage this past week was
presented with a trophy engraved
with his name and position pre
sented by Bob Ekin on their re
turn.
Gordie Ciano received a movie
camera for being named the best
all-around player on the team.
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Tried and Proven
Elect MIKE STEPOVICH
RepiMieen Candidate
FOR GOVERNOR
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