Nick Rauch Again
Continues On
Research Trip
Engine trouble forced Skipper
Nick Rauch of the 22-foot sports
boat Sea Hawk to return to town
a week ago last Sunday but the
new president of the Kodiak Cham
ber of Commerce insisted he would
continue proving that Kodiak Is
land waters provide some of the
most scenic sporting boat and
sports fishing areas in the world.
Rauch left Kodiak over a week
ago on his research mission which
may give the impetus to establish
ment of a charter sport fishing and
boating industry for Kodiak and
otherwise attract tourists to the
area.
His first research area consisted
of an overnight stay at Anton Lar
son Bay where he said there was
an abundance of clams and dunge
ness crab both of which were easily
obtained. The area is connected
with Kodiak and well known to
local residents, he said, but pointed
out that it is a wonderful sports
coat area.
Leaving Anton Larson. Rauch
headed for Port Wakefield where
he reports he received a "most cor
dial and cooperative reception "
•We fished around Port Wake
field and found bottom fish very
plentiful. Sea-run dollies vDolly
Varden trout) were also plentiful
and we caught a 30 pound halibut
as well as sole and flounder there.''
Rauch said
He advised that Yukuk Bay,
across from Port Wakefield, was
“nice for small boats ... it is shal
low. almost goes dry at low tide
and has rocks and reefs around
its shoreline but has a very nice
beach **
Muskonee Bay was his nest stop.
It was flat calm when he went in
and dropped anchor for the night.
"Bat by 1 a m the wind had come
<ir* and a four foot surf was surg
ing and we had to pull anchor and
get out.” Rauch said He pointed
cut that the Alaska Pilot Book
warns about the possibility of high
winds in that bay and advised that
"it pays to follow the advice of the
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She described it as being black ard
grey in color and has one knob
~*.ss:ng She said it was possible
that her little girl may have taken
it out of the house and asked that
if anyone had found it to return it
Add New Member
To Rotary Club
Acceptance of a new member
and a discussion on the four ave
nues of service made up the pro
gram at the Rotary Club luncheon
July 2 at the 49 Room.
Rev. Don Bullock was welcomed
into the club by the new president
of the local club, Roy Madsen, who
earlier had received the gavel from
outgoing president Dr. Bruce
Keers.
Discussion on the four avenues
of service centered around Rotary
International’s four activities—in
ternational. Community. Club and
Vocational Services. Chairman of
the program was Dr. Bob Johnson.
Speakers were Sig Digree. Dr.
Keers. Walter Kraft and Dr. John
son.
Jim Eggemeyer gave a classifica
tion talk on the various phases of
the furniture business.
Visitors at the meeting were A.
R Lang. Dr. E. Colman. Hank Ro
loff. Norman Grant, Dr. Larry Mc
Kinley, and Steve Collins.
This week the members were
taken to the Holy Lands by the
media of 35mm slides and a lec
ture by Dr. Fred Young, interim
pastor at the Community Baptist
Church, in which he told of the dis
covery of the Dead Sea Scrolls and
their importance to Christianity.
Fifteen years perfect attendance
brought a special pin award to Mor
ris (Red) Burnham, as did 14 years
attendance to Walt Muller. Others
receiving pins for perfect attend
ance were Leon (Ole) Johnson. 13
years; Jack Hinckel. 9; Pete Ra
maglia. 8; Sig Digree. 2 and Roy
Madsen
Present at the meeting as guests
were Adm. Bakutis. Capt. Gee,
Cmdr. Simon. Major Jones. Steve
Collins and Dr. Larry McKinley.
Little League
All-Star Players
It was a tough job but the com
mittee picking the Little League
All-Star players for town came up
with the following selections: John
Hangstefer. Joseph Lester. Doug
las Ekin. Mike Resoff. John Butler.
William Amason. Gene Williamson.
Alternates picked were: Tony An
derson and Billy Redick.
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