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Karl Armstrong, Editor
Letter to the Editor
Dear Sir.
Working in conjunction with the
dentis; at Kodiak. I will conduct
an orthodontic clinic at the Kodiak
Hotel on August 2nd and 3rd. (Fri
day and Saturday) offering my
free services to those parents
whose children have a tooth
straightening problem.
At that time I will examine the
children, offer advice and suggest
ions for minor treatment, and re
fer all cases to Dr. McKinley at Ko
diak for follow-up work and help
in treating minor cases.
Dr. McKinley will do all the
necessary extraction work needed,
and I will offer him any help per
orthodontics.
On this trip I will try to make
minor one tooth corrections, and
instruct the parents in simple ex
ercises to help correct habit bites,
tongue thrust, etc.
If enough interest is expressed,
I will also bring a series of slides
along to show actual cases. How
ever, I would like to do all this for
the wonderful children of Kodiak
who are not able to obtain needed
orthodontic care.
Very truly yours,
Paul Jaeger, D.D.S.
Fishermen Guilty
(Continued from Page One)
mercial fishing licenses revoked
for 30 days.
Skipper Victor Melovedoff of the
Black Cape and crewmen Walter
Melovedoff and Lawrence Ashov
wak were fined $100 each for mis
interpreting regulations and fish
ing within 500 yards from mean
low tide. They had thought ihe
regulation meant 500 yards from
high water.
They were apprehended by
"stake out” protection officers who
were hidden in the Seven Rivers
area.
Setnet partners Paul Newgard
and Lewis Boyer, both non-resi
dents were each fined $150 for
fishing during a closed period in
Uganik Bay.
Caught fishing in Kaguyak Creek
by an ADF&G plane were Joe Mel
ovedoff, $500 fine, Max Shellikoff
and Nick Zeeder, each fined $400.
Fined $2 each for fishing in a
closed area of Kalsin Bay on July
8th were 5d Johnson, George PPan
amaroff and Robert King of the
boat Flying Scud. They were
caught by a hidden stake out
ADF&G crew. The fine was for
failure to read new regulations
closing an area previously open for
fishing.
Daniel Olsen and Fred Story
were each fined $25 for sport fish
ing without a proper license in
Saltery Cove area.
Also fined $25 for a similar of
fense involving sport fishing lic
ense lack was Frank Bolima.
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Ann & Milton Souter are sport
ing glowing sun tans after taking
a 3-day vacation trip down Kizuyak
and Sheratin bay way aboard their
22-foot sport cruiser in which Milt
installed a new Greymarine inboard
with a Mercury outdrive. They both
claim the only way to prepare dun
geness crab is to cook it in sea
water and cook it off in sea water
also.
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1st National Staff
1st NATIONAL STAFF — Dave Savoie, manager of the Kodiak
Branch of the First National Bank of Anchorage is shown with his
staff in the newly opened quarters of the bank.
(Left to right) Dave Savoie, Karen Savoie, Ruth Hogan, and Connie
Short.
Bank Officers
BANK OFFICERS — In town during the past two weeks for the
opening of the Kodiak Branch of the First National Bank of Anchor
age were Dave Savoie, who will remain here as manager of the
Kodiak Branch, 1st National’s President Dan Cuddy; Cashier Hairy
Blair; and Assistant Vice President Jack Hansmeier.
“Around
The Ball Park”
By Dave Fremming
To Anchorage to participate this
week in area playoffs against seven
other teams were the Kodiak AH
Star Little League Baseball Team
who are accompanied by Red Sox
Manager Lt. Bestor, Alaska Ice &
Storage Manager Robert Small and
Team Assistant Lt. Merrill.
Sixteen excited Little Leaguers
departed Wednesday on the great
adventure of their season: Aboard
the plane were: John Hangsteffer,
Joe Lester, Doug Ekin, Mike Resoff^
John Butler, William Amason,
Alan Holten, Mike O’Donnell,
Frankie Biernacki Salvador Roque,
David Ogden, Mike O’Donnell,
Mark Pellieter, Gene WiUiamson,
and Alternates: Doug Anderson
and Billy Redick.
Due to the All-Star Activity
there have been no games played
this week but during the coming
week, beginning Monday after the
All Stars return, about 12 games
will be played.
Last Friday, Kraft’s won a close
one from the Outdoorsmen 16 to
15. At one point Kraft’s trailed by
more than 10 points. At the base
Friday, tre strong Braves trounced
the Red Sox 12 to 2.
The winner of the Area Playoff
in Anchorage will play against the
Fairbanks and Southeastern Alas
kan area playoff winners to deter
mine the All-Star All Alaska Lit
tle League Championship team
which will go to Portland to play
later.
The Latest Standings Locally
are:
Braves 11 j
Krafts 7 5
Outdoorsmen 7 7
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Marathon Winners
MARATHON WINNERS — Lance Cpl. James Criswell (1) and CpL
Ernest R. Brain of the Marine Corps were arm in arm as they broke
the tape to win the annual 4th of July Marathon run from base to
town and are shown desplaying the Art Wickman trophy on which
their name will be inscribed as the first winners of the trophy. An
army of admiring youngsters thronged around the winning endur
ance runners who had been training for some weeks in anticipation
of the event. (Photo by Herman Vest)
Red Sox 6 6
Alaska Ice 6 7
Elks 0 11
Sacred Heart Hits
Reef; Crew Safe
.. Skipper-owner Joe Suryan and
crewmembers Royal Selvog and
Don Ingwaldson escaped on a raft
fashioned of hatch covers when the
fishing vessel Sacred Heart struck
a sharp reef after wind and tide
carried them off course in a dense
fog near the north entrance to Ge
ese Channel last Saturday morning
(July 13th), according to Marine
Surveyor Bill Damery.
The vessel was enroute to Lazy
Bay from Kodiak.
After the vessel struck the reef,
the engine room and cabin flooded
and the boat swamped almost im
mediately but, Suryan and his crew
were able to make it the quarter
of-a-mile distance to the beach on
the improvised hatch-cover raft.
At about 12:30 p.m. a plane spot
ted them on the beach and report
ed to the cannery at Lazy Bay and
Coast Guard boats were dispatched
from Lazy Bay about 25 miles a
way.
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