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which accounted for 102,000 sal
mon last season, is all set to repeat
this year. A1 and his able skiffman
Robert H. Stamp, were putting the
finishing touches on their new
seine skiff which they custom-built
themselves to Al’s own specifica
tions. With him again this year
will be his wife and 14-year-old
son, Al, Jr.
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Met Hubert Visberg’s brother,
Emil, of Seldovia who is aboard
the Primus with Harry Krueth,
Howard Varlugh and Johnny Sara
coff.
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Skipper Dave Fuller’s APA2 isn’t
the only yellow-painted boat
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around either we have learned;
Skipper Bill Conner’s halibut boat
Dream is yellow colored and been
here since January.
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“The man to see if you want a
new cabin on your vessel is Hawk
ins at Port Bailey,” is what Skipper
Nick Anderson of the KFC6 told
me . . . and sure enough, he did a
beautiful job on Nick’s boat. Mary
is pleased as punch about it too!
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Another seine boat all repainted
and rarin’ to go is the Audrey V
with Skipper Chuck Hixon at the
helm this season. Crewmen are
Carl Lund and A1 Riley.
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Also patiently waiting for the
settlement is Skipper Ed Johnson
and Skeezix Panamaroff of the Fly
ing Scud which now has a new 100
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Those of you who might feel
badly about losing out on the red
season might feel somewhat better
at knowing that even had there
been an agreement making fishing
possible, the state ADF&G would
moren likely have closed the fish
ery down due to very poor escape
ment. Bob Simon commented that
there was less escapement this
year than there was in former
years when there was a fishery go
ing on. By last week only 115,000
were over the weir in Karluk.
Harold Naughton met Eddie
Morehead of the Celtic this last
weekend and they discovered they
had known each other many years
ago when both were in the same
unit in the U.S. Navy here at the
Kodiak Naval Station about 15
years ago. Dora and AI Naughton
report that they ran into Governor
Egan at the Westward-Anchorage
hotel last week and Gov. Bill said
to tell all his Kodiak friends hello
for him and that he would be over
this way before long. They also re
port that Als mother, Mrs. Emma
Naughton is improving rapidly.
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Parks Canning Co. Supt. Hank
Benton dropped into the office
Wednesday to renew their sub
scription and was able to make his
acquaintance. We rarely hear any
thing much from down Uyak Bay
area and hope he might drop a
ivord now and then. Also recently
had occasion to meet PAF’s Supt.
Wayne Axelson from down Alitak
way. Seen getting off the plane on
Tuesday was one of Kadiak Fish
eries top employes, Chuck Turner.
ATTENTION
NEW YORK LIFE
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POLICY OWNERS:
The National Bank of Alaska,
Kodiak Branch, realizes the im
portance of life insurance. They
have cooperated with NYLIC
and helped us set up our new
Check-O-Matic mode of premium
payment. This is not only more
convenient but allows us to re
duce the monthly premium. For
details contact:
Dave Fremming
486—2826 — Box 1605
Kodiak, Alaska
Legal Notice
All persons owning real prop
erty situated in the Kodiak Inde
pendent School District and outside
the corporate limits of the City of
Kodiak are hereby notified that
assessment notices for the year
1963 have been mailed.
The Board of Directors of the
Kodiak Independent School Dis
trict, acting as an Equalization
Board, will meet in the school’s
main office at Kodiak, Alaska, be
tween the hours of 7:30 p.m. and
8:30 p.m. on August 12, 1963, for
the purpose of reviewing, adjust
ing and revising appraisements of
property made by the Assessor.
All persons desiring to appear
before the Board of Equalization
are hereby notified that appear
ance must be preceded by filing
written Petition for the Revision
of Assessed Valuation on or before
August 5, 1963. Those wishing
forms for this purpose may obtain
them from the Clerk of the Board
at Clark’s Garage.
Following the Board of Equali
zation session the regular tax state
ments will be prepared. Taxes will
be due on October 4, 1963, and will
be subject to penalty and interest
after that date.
DOROTHY E. CLARK
Clerk of the Board
Publish: July 5 and 12, 1963.
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Mrs. Glenn Banks returned to
town recently after visiting in the
South 48. She spent a large part
of her time visiting in the San
Francisco Bay area.
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