ISLAND LAKE PICTURED ABOVE is the sc^ne m?ny weekends of outdoor sports such as water
sknng fishing and boating. It is also a popular spot for weekend campers, with many cabins dotting its
shoreline. Several families have permanent homes, living there the year ’round. Staff Photo
WHAT’S THE SOUTH 48 have that Kodiak can’t offer? Wrater
skiing, a booming sport in the lesser states to the South, is actively
engaged in, in Kodiak. Above are two scenes that can be seen at Is
land Lake almost any evening or weekend. There are about 12 to 15
people who have been water skiing on this popular lake this summer.
Pictured above are George Ameigh, Mirror Staff Photographer,
right, and James Feagle, both of whom have been water skiing for
about six weeks. They said they found it easy to learn. The sport
isn t confined to men and boys. There have been many teenage girls
also who indulge in the sport. Three different boats have been haul
ing the skiers, travelling up to 27 miles per hour. Participants say its
great fun and good exercise. The water is warm, with good weather
prevailing most of the summer.
Mo. our Staff Photographer didn’t take these pictures.
ALASKA TRADE UP
SEATTLE (IP)—Running counter
to the national trend, Alaska’s im
ports and exports showed large
gains in 1960, the U. S. Commerce
department reports.
Value of imports through Alaska
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rustoms district in 1960 climbed to
$5.7 million, an increase of 84 per
rent over 1959. Alaska’s foreign
trade increased 198 per cent to
9.4 million.
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Tim Panamarioff
In N.C. War Games
Army PFC Tim Panamarioff Jr.,
whose father lives in Ouzinkie,
Alaska, participated with other
personnel from the 82d Airborne
Division in Exercise Swift Strike,
a massive Army-Air Force maneu
ver which was conducted in North
and South Carolina, Aug. 6-20.
The exercise provided training
under limited warfare conditions.
Panamarioff, a machinegunner
in (Company E of the division’s
501st Infantry which is regularly
located at Fort Bragg, N. C., en
tered the Army in September 1959
and completed basic training at
Fort Ord, Calif.
The 24-year-old soldier attended
Mount Edgecumbe High School,
Sitka, and was employed by the
Ouzinkie Packing Corporation, be
fore entering the Army.
Biggest Deer
Wins A Rifle
The Rendezvous, popular road
house located beyond Middle Bay,
will again sponsor its annual com
petition for the largest deer shot
by a hunter. ,
A Marlin 22-calibre rifle will be
offered this year, it was announced
by Sally and John Nosich, owners
of the Rendezvous. All that is nec
essary is for the hunter to report
in and have his animal weighed in.
The contest will run from opening
date. Sept. 1 to closing date of the
hunting season.
Court Cases
Bail was forfeited in four instan
ces when arrests were made on
charges of being drunk and drunk
and disorderly.
Ponte Nacktan, arrested on the
drunk charge, forfeited $25 bail;
Robert Peterson and David E. Ol
sen, charged with drunk and dis
orderly conduct, forfeited $50 bail
each. Robert Peterson, who was
arrested a second time on a drunk
charge, forfeited $75 bail.
Two others, Nick Noya and Ed
ward E. George, were arrested on
drunk and disorderly charges and
were each given sentences, which
were suspended.
Bowlers To Meet
Members of the Commercial
Bowling League will meet Monday
evening at 7:30, at the Elks Club.
Team captains, members of
teams and anyone interested in
entering a team, or who would like
to bowl, are asked to attend..
People who borrow money go
into the hole to get out of a rut.
Charter Flight of 40 Musicians Coining
Big Public Dance Scheduled At Armory
A charter flight of 40 musicians,
complete with instruments and all,
will land in Kodiak Sunday, for an
overnight stay here. Most of the
group will make appearances here
in one of the biggest dances ever
staged here, in the National Guard
Armory Sunday evening.
The group, ai; memoers of the
American Federation of Musician,
will arrive Sunday at 11 a. m„ and
will be greeted by Bill Lee and
local musicians, who will be as
sisted by Elks Club members in
welcoming the group.
The visiting musician will be
taken on a tour of Kodiak, after
which many of them will attend
the Elks picnic at Cliff Point in the
afternoon.
Sunday evening a mammoth
dance will be staged at the Na
tional Guard Armory, beginning at
8 p. m. This will fee under the aus
pices of the local Elks in aid of
the Lodge’s building fund.
The dance will continue to mid
night, to be followed by a jam ses
sion at the Elks Club for members
and Emblem Club ladies and es
corts.
The forty-member group is made
up of musicians from most states
in the Union—many of them of suf
ficient high calibre to command a
following.
They will be guests of the An
chorage Local, of AF ofM, the
group arranging the charter. The
musicians are on something of a
busmans holiday, and join in the
spirit of the event, wholeheartedly
participating in any worthy cause
being sponsored in the visited com
munity.
Several musical groups will be
on the stand during the Armory
dance. Instrumental groups will
provide entertainment during in
termission as well as furnishing
the music for dancing.
Some of the musicians making
the trip will be Armie Kirschbaum,
trombonist, and president of the
local; Wendy Williamson, trom
bone (Pal Joey); A1 Seitz, drums;
John Girt, piano; Nina Clock, alto,
tenor, baritone and flute. Nina
Clock was formerly a member of
“The Swinging Mothers,” said to
be a real fine all-girl band in Holly
wood who have appeared many
times on Jack Benny’s TV pro
grams. Others making the trip will
be Jack O’Toole, Corky Kellogg,
Randy Ball, Dave Brown, Mary Lou
Roberts, Jean Kiteley, members of
the Bob Van Huss Band, besides
Miss Clock, Van Huss, Jack Lamb,
Jim Terranova, Dick Caldwell, Bill
Fleming and Jimmy Raymer; also
Frank Swanson.
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