Kodiak’s Wayne Kozak Takes State
Cross Country Crown In Palmer Meet
Kodiak’s Wayne Kozak this week
ran off with top championship hon
ors in the state Cross Country Meet
held in Palmer last Saturday.
In a two man battle for top in
dividual honors, Wayne Kozak
bested Palmer’s Andy DeVries who
had never before been beaten in
high school competition. Kozak won
two state individual crown’s in the
process setting the record break
ing time of 11 minutes and 6 and
4/10ths seconds.
Kodiak High School’s Cross
Country Team, which placed 5th
in the team competition, also
brought home other individual hon
ors. Running in a 10 team field
meet, Kodiak scored 101 points
while Palmer scored 27, West An
chorage 54, Kenai placed 3rd with
74 and Fairbanks came in 4th with
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According to Deveau, who said
he discussed the regulations with
an FOC man this past week, the
new regulations require that an
entry be made in the log “only
when one starts to listen and when
they end listening on that freq
uency.” He said further that “it
is not necessary to log on 2638,
2512, 2450 or other frequencies.”
Kathy Chichenoff
Heads VFW Ladies
Katherine Chichenoff became
president of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
at installation of officers ceremon
ies held Sunday, Oct. 13 at the
Post Rooms.
Other officers installed by Eu
genia Strigga for the year were
Katherine Fannin, senior vice pres
ident; Bernice Rice, junior vice
president; Dera Brunstad, secre
tary-treasurer; Margaret Watson,
chaplain; Clora Clynier, conduct
ress; Mary Pringle, guard.
Clora Shute was initiated as a
new member.
CARD OF THANKS
Our heartfelt thanks to all who
extended comforting sympathy and
help in our recent sorrow. For the
beautiful service, floral offerings
and other kindnesses, we are deep
ly grateful.
The family of
Arthur F. Brooks
82 penalty points.
While Kozak copped the state’s
crown other members of the Kodi
ak team placed as follows in the 70
man lineup: Mike Nixon 12th; Rob
bie Acheson 21st; Fred Ogden 31st;
Dan Fulp 36th; Donald Darnell
41st; Steve Leverette 42nd.
World’s Biggest
Fishery Firm Has
Anchorage Office
Of considerable interest in local
fishery circles is the announce
ment that Western Alaska Enter
prises, subsidiary of the Taiyo
Gyogyo Co., Ltd., of Japan, world’s
largest private fishing company,
recently opened an office in An
chorage.
According to the report the firm
is presently making arrangements
(to process Alaska salmon eggs for
export to Japan and hopes to pur
chase other Alaska fishery re
sources not now utilized which are
in demand in Japan and Far East—
resources such as sea urchins, sea
cucumbers, and abalone.
The company would utilize
American labor entirely in its op
eration here. “They’re emphatic
about this,” Gene Guess, Anchor
age lawyer who is a member of
the board of the new firm, states.
Legal Notice
THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR
THE STATE OF ALASKA
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Estate of )
FRED P. MUTANG, deceased )
No. 63-16P
ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR
HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT
AND REPORT
AGOFIA MUTANG, Adminis
■tratrix of the Estate of FRED P.
MUTANG, deceased, having this
day filed in this Court and matter
her final account and petition for
final distribution and discharge,
praying that a date to be appointed
for the hearing thereof it is here
by
ORDERED that Friday the 22nd
day of November, 1963, at the hour
of 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon of
said date, be and the same is here
by appointed and designated as
the time in the office of Robert
K. Yardell, Probate Master, Room
313, 941-4th Avenue, Anchorage,
Alaska, as the place for hearing of
objections to said Final Account
and Report, when and where all
persons interested in said Estate
may hear and object to said Ac
count and when and where said
account will be heard and settled;
and at said hearing the Courts will
determine what persons are to
take the Estate under the laws of
succession of the State of Alaska;
It is ORDERED that a Notice of
such hearing shall be given by pub
lication of such Notice of the time
and place thereof, once in the
Kodiak Mirror, a newspaper of gen
eral circulation, published weekly
on Fridays at Kodiak, Alaska, nd
by posting copies of the same in
three public places, two of which
shall be at Egegik, Alaska and one
at Anchorage, Alaska, 30 days prior
to the date set for said hearing and
that proof of such publication and
posting be filed herein.
Done in Open Court this 14th day
of October, 1963.
H. R. K. Yondell
Master for the Superior
Court
Publish: October 18, 1963.
Sen. Al Owen To
Attend B.C. Meet
Senator Al Owen will attend a
two week meeting of the Interna
tional North Pacific Fisheries
Commission slated to be held in
Vancouver, BjC., during the third
week in November.
Owen, who is on the advisory
committee of the American dele
gation, said that the meeting will
largely consist of biological reports
with biologists of Japan, Canada
and the U.S. preparing a joint re
port on recent findings.
Legal Notice
The second half of 1963 Property
Taxes will be delinquent after Oct.
31st.
Douglas G. Preston
City Clerk-Treasurer
Publish October 18 and 25th
HARVEST BREAKFAST
Chapter #7 of the Royal Arch
Masonic -St. Paul Harbor plan a
Harvest breakfast for all hands,
to be held in the Masonic Temple
Sunday, Oct. 27.
LYCEUM MEETS
There will be a meeting of Ly
ceum on jOct. 25 at 8:00 p.m. at Dr.
Bruce Keers home. All interested
persons are invited to attend.
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