Here Is Proposed Borough Boundaries
The abose sketch represents the recommendation \ov. 13, at 8 p.m. at the courtroom above the
of the Boundary Study Committee for the pro- posloffice. The public is not only invited but
posed Kodiak bland Borough. A public discus- urged to attend the meeting.
'i0n on this boundary will be held on Tuesday. —'Mirror engrastngi
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previously occurred, or words to
that effect. Nevertheless it is
obtious that this did take place
and this latest incident ha<
caused feelings to run very high
indeed here. Actually I am very
fearful what may occur should
there he continuation of this.
Will wire you further tomorrow
but now and later suggest that
really dangerous situation is in
making. And there will simply
have to be urgent representation
Soviet Union. I cannot believe
Moscow anymore than we will
want tension to mount over this
as it inevitably will should this
sort of thin? continue where
there is actually no need for
clash of interests here at this
time.”’
At last night's hearing, Lloyd
Cannon. Lee Andrich. Jan Bea
kers. Pat Cannon. Gil Jarvela and
Pete Deveau gave testimony sup
porting passage of a bill which
would legally permit fishermen to
bargain collectively on fish prices
Senator Bartlett also took testi
mony regarding the Russian-Alas
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Serving full course dinners
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Doris Is Back at the Mecca
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After an absence of one week, Doris has returned to the Mecca
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Ph. 486-2949 or 4862444
kan fishing problem off Kodiak
Island.
NEED PROTECTION
Oceanic Owner Lloyd Carmen
stated he expected to have more
detailed information from Skipper
Petersen Friday as to his actual
losses but estimated that loss of
gear and fishing time was in ex
cess of $20,000 “presuming that
only half our gear is gone.”
“As an American citizen I felt
we were entitled to protection . . .
now we aren't sure. It might be
that we will just have to think
about taking matters into our own
hands.” Cannon said.
Rep. Gil Jarvela released to the
Mirror a cop' of the wire he sent
yesterday t. Secretary of State
Dean Rusk. It reads:
"Alaskan fishermen comply
with Herrington s request that
they apply radar reflectors and
flags to all buoys. This proves
very effective. Russian ships de
stroy most of gear by running
through buoys twice while fish
ermen helplessly watch.”
TURKEY SHOOT
INDOOR RIFLE
RANGE
The NCO Club of C*. D will
sponsor a Thanksgiving turkey
shoot on their new Indoor Rifle
Range at the National Guard
Armory the 17th of November.
Bring your own rifle or use one
of ours. Ammo will be supplied.
This is an Iron Sight only shoot
at the cost of SI.00 per person
each relay.
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Game Violations Bring $750 Fines
A n,odiak hunter, John t baut
ner. was fined a total of $750 in
magistrate court, Thursday after
bemg found guilty of two counts
of game violation by the Protection
Div;s.on of the ADFG.
Sautner was fined $500 for ex
ceeding the hag limit or elk and
another $2'X) for failure to utiiiz-2
the meat of the elk he killed. All
sport fishing and hunting priv
ileges were also revoked for one
year beginning Nov 11, 1W2
The Offices of
The Kodiak Electric Association
Will Be Closed
On Monday, November 12
In Observance of Veterans Day
SUNDAY SPECIALS
Gooseberry Pie. 600 Ea.
Cuban Rum Cake. 800 Ea.
Open Day & Nite
Phone 486—2600
PUBLIC
INVITED
BIG TURKEY SHOOT
WIN YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER
SUNDAY, NOV. 11
(Weather Permitting)
NORTH END OF BIG LAKE ON MILL BAY ROAD
(Watch for Sign on Left)
Bring your favorite gun. Only iron sights permissible on
Rim fire 22 s. (We furnish ammo). For center fire guns, furnish
your own ammo. We furnish ammo for 12 gauge shotguns.
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KODIAK OUTDOORSMEN