City Council Briefs
(Means gleam'd from the min
utes of the City Council meeting
held Manch 10)
PROTESTS ANNEXATION
OF HOLIDAY ISLAND
Wilton White was present to re
quest withdrawal of Holiday Is
land from the proposed annexa
tion of the watershed area, and
Near Holiday and Crooked Islands
in Kodiak,
White stated that he had '"iled
letters of protest with Paul Cho
quette, Sen Owen and Rep. De
veau. Cfify Manager Poland read
a telegram from Rep. Deveau
sstafcijiig this action could prejudice
any action to include the other
areas.
Informal concurrence was given
to Mayor Coon’s suggestion Jiat
the Council go on record as having
no objection to non - inclu
sion oX the outer inlands.
The Christian Science Society
was granted -permission to use a
building on lot 29, block 19, for
church services, following the
securing of signatures on a peti
tion from residents in the area.
WANTS SWIMMING POOL
Mrs. Richard Talbott appeared
befor e the Council requesting City
assistance towards building a
swimming pool. Suggested site was
near the KEA plant, utilizing heat
■from the plant. The funds could be
(raised by public subscription, she
stated.
Mayor Coon pointed out that the
Ctity had no property in the area.
The Community Baptist Church
“The Big White Church on the Hill”
Sunday School — 9:45 A M.
Morning Worship — 11:00 A M.
Youth Fellowship Groups — 6:30 P M.
Evening Worship — 7:30 P.M.
v.. Mid Week Service — 7:30 PM... Wednesday
•• / “HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE”
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KKUDSEN'S OUTFITTERS
Bargain Counter!!
Childrens Play Jackets $2.50
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Mens Shoes $6.95
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And many other good buys
Make
KNUSSEN’S OUTFITTERS
Your headquarters for all
your clothing and shoe needs
KNUDSEN’S
FOR EASTER
Cards — Bunnies* — Candles
GLASSWARE
A new shipment from Portugal and Italy, and it's good looking.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
Film, Photo finishing, cameras, screens, projectors and ac
c«w>ries. Preserve that picture with a snapshot in
Mark white or color.
GUNS AND ACCESSORIES
Scopes mounted and gunsmithing
Powder, primer and bullets
KNUDSEM’S
WHERE ALL KODIAK SHOPS
He suggested Mrs. Tajbott contact
various organizations in town for
assistance.
ACTION TAKEN ON
KING CRAB, INC. LEASE
A proposal to rent the fish shed
on a month-to month basis and
offer the bunkkouse and other
property desired by King Crab,
•Inc., on a five-year lease was de
cided upon by the Council follow
ing a report from a disinterested
appraisal committee, which sug
gested a rental of $150.
EXPECT ACTION ON
CEMETERY SITE SOON
Closing of the Erskine estate
had been delayed by a dispute be
tween the heirs and the adminis
trators, according to a letter from
City Attorney Arnett. Tihiis has
since been resolved, he stated, and
the final order Will be signed in
the near future.
He said attorneys for the heirs
had indicated their willingness to
contact the heirs regarding sale
of the land for a cemetery.
FILES APPEAL
The City Attorney has filed ap
peal 'papers in the Russian Church
case, the Council learned.
ORDINANCE READ
Ordinance No. 234—an ordi
nance governing public health and
sanitation in the City of Kodiak
.,hu 4 .v.unig lor auopting of reg
vdahi-ns therefore and penalty for
the violation thereof was approv
er, un.uif,:nously in first reading.
CliY ASSESSOR EXPLAINS
Mrs. Huer, City Assessor, brief
ed the Council at length on the
procedures used in establishing,
demonstrating valuation pf both a
class B and a class C bousb, and
also a business building.
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APPROVE NEW DESIGN
FOR PAVING ROAD
District Highway Engineer Lee
Hubbard's design lor construction
of an urban type road ather than
a rural, was approved by the
Council, with Councilman Fred
Brechen offfering the only dis
senting vote. L
TO BUILD COLD ROOM
A letter from the Alaska Packers
Association stated their intention
to build a 20 foot by 130 foot dock
extension adjacent to their clam
cannery on which they intended
to build a cold room.
A letter of nonobjection by the
City, to use the necessary tide
land, is necessary before a Corps
of Engineers permit can be obtain
ed. Council voted its approval.
TO CARE FOR
STATE PRISONERS
A proposed contract between
the State Department of Health
and Welfare and the City of
Kodiak for the care of State
prisoners in the Oity jail at a rate
of $4.50 each per day, was adopt
ed by the Council.
Kodiaks Win In
Boone & Crockett
9th Competition
Three new world records have
teen established in the 9th North
American Big Game Competition
of the Boone and Crockett Club,
according to Mr. Robert S. Wat
ers, Chairman of the Club’s Rec
ord Committee, who made the
announcement last week at the
American Museum of Natural
History in New York during the
presentation of the Awards. Kodi
ak Island scored heavily in the
brown bear division.
The record-breaking trophies
are: White* ail Deer (typical),
Mule Deer (typical) and Polar
Bear.
These as well as 83 other
trophies will be on exhibition in
the Museum's North American
Hall until April 10th.
Score of the World’s record
L Whitehall Deer was 202. Other
data include: length, right. 31-2/8,
left, 31; circumference, right,
5 • 7/8, left, 6; points, right, 8,
left, 8; inside spread, 23 - 5/8.
The whiteifcail was taken ait Funk
ley, Minnesota.
The mule deer, scoring 217, its
points right and left were 6.
The world record polar bear
scored 28 - 12/16. Skull length,
17 - 13/16, skull width, 10 -
15/16. The bear was taken in
1958, by Tom F. Bulack, at Pt.
Hope, Alaska. A.L. Hooker placed
first in the Alaska brown bear
division as reported last week in
the Kodiak Mirror. Second prize
went to H. F. Primosch in this
same division. Scoire for his animal
was 29 14/16. It was taken On Ko
diak Island in 1959, with Larry
Matfay as guide.
There were several other prize
winners in this division. His an
imal scoring 29 * 6/16, 3rd prize
went to Albert C. Bledsoe, with
his trophy shot on Amook Island
in 1959. Guide was John Aga.
Honorable mention went to three
hunters, Fred B. Hawk, with a
trophy scoring 29 3/16, shot on
Kodiak Island in 1959, with Pin
nell and Talifson as guides; John
Fox, trophy scoring 29, shot on
Kodiak Island in 1959, with Hal
Waugh as guide; and Robert T.
Leerer, scoring 28 15/16, shot on
Kodiak Island with Pinnell and
Talifson as guides.
A certificate of merit was
awarded for a trophy scoring
29 14/16, and also shot on Kodiak
Island, and now owned by Kim
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