Kodiak Rotarians
Bring Home Trophy
A dozen Kodiak Rotarians at
tended the four-day District Ro
tary Convention which brought 500
Rotarains fronj Washington, Brit
ish Columbia, -and Alaska to An
chorage this week.
The Kodiak Rotary Club was
awarded a special trophy for at
tendance by members at weekly
meetings at the final banquet and
ball held Tuesday night. Having
won the attendance competition
for the third time, the Kodiak Ro
tarians take permanent possession
of the trophy.
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SALMON PRICE HELD
Salmon fishermen of Northern
California this week ended a
week-long tie-up affecting 400
fishing boats by signing a price
agreement that set the price of
large salmon at 65 cents per
pound, medium at 45 cents per
pound, and small at 35 cents per
pound.
Attending the Anchorage con
vention from Kodiak Were Morris
Burnham, Don M. Fenner, Jack
and Justine Hinckel, Dr. A. Holmes
(District Governor) and Frosty
Johnson, Dr. Bob Johnson, William
and Lillian Lamme, Roy Madsen
and Lewis and Martha White.
We have served the Military off this
Area ffor Over Two Decades
and
We Are Proud to
SALUTE
All Members of the Military
on
rED FORCES DAY
KODIAK BRANCH
NATIONAL BANK
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and Federal Kaem System
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SUNDAY SPECIALS
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Apple Pie.600 Ea.
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of Tuesday, May 21
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Ask Russians
To Withdraw
Senator E. L. “Bob” Bartlett in
a long distance phone call Thurs
day to Lloyd Cannon advised that
the Russians are being informed
that Kodiak fishermen will start
crabbing, within 15 days, between
Ugak Island and the southern tip
of Sitkinak Island, about an 80
mile strip of coastal waters off
shore Kodiak Island, and that the
Russians are being requested to
withdraw their trawling fleet from
the king crab pot fishery area.
The Russians gave assurances
last fall that they would keep their
trawling fleets out of Kodiak king
crab pot areas if notified of the
areas involved.
Cannon advised the Senator that
Kodiak fishermen have made ar
rangements for radar reflectors for
their pot buoys as was suggested
and requested by the U.S. State
Department.
At present the immense Russian
trawl fleet is reported to consist of
88 vessels, many of which are op
erating in Two-Headed Island, Sit
kinak, Marmot and Chiniak waters
which are historic and traditional
king crabbing areas for Kodiak
fishermen.
CARDINALS LEAVING
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cardinal will
leave Kodiak Monday on an ex
tended year-long vacation tour of
Europe, most of which they plan
to spend in Ireland, we understand.
We hoped to get more details but
found out they had already dis
connected their phone but maybe
«f they read this they will remem
ber to drop us a line from Dublin
from time to time so we can keep
their many friends informed as to
their movements and activities.
SIG DIGREE BACK
Kodiak Mirror owner Sig Digree
is back with us again, having ar
rived in time to enjoy the Festival.
He is giving us a sorely-needed
hand here at the Mirror during the
absence of John Salmine who is in
Anchorage for surgery this week.
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Cold Storage Firn
Nears One Million
Pounds Of Halibut
More than 30 halibut vessels .
have delivered to Alaska Ice &
Storage since the first of May and
the plant is now approaching he
one million pound mark, according
to Manager Bix Bonney who Mid
over half a million pounds has
shipped out already. On Thursday
the Western Monarch and Sleep
Robber were both waiting to off
load about 185.000 pounds of hali
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wave radio frequencies report that
from conversations between ves
sels in the halibut fleet, it is obvi
ous that Kodiak is becoming in
creasingly popular wth skippers
and crews for its hospitality a*
well as the excellent treatment
they receive from the local cold
storage plant.
NOTE OF THANKS
Dorothy and Raymond Albrecht
wish to thank the Kodiak Volun
teer Fire Department for their
quick response during their recent
house fire. They also thank all the
neighbors and others for their
helping hand.
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