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Bill Ross
Expert woodcarving and finishing craftsman Bill Ross is pictured
holding one of his custom-fitted rifle stocks prized by local gun
buffs. (See story Page 11.)
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Rz&pLerry The Fox
FA..1 I * PET— Raspberry the
Fox takes a la.'.y morsel from
Mrs. _.owe!l Wakefield in their
Port Wakefield home. Raspber'-y
showed up at the W’akefield home
on Raspberry I.land several years
ago and proceeded to get down
right friendly with the entire f?m
ily. He finally became so trusting
that he would come right into their
u.ao tut remained aloof to the
o*nt Oi refusing to allow himself
.0 be petted or otherwise handled.
This year, to the great disappoint
ment of the Wakefields and iheir
j .ceiiijje sons, Raspberry has
fated to make an appearance now
New Chiniak C. O.
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Major Lawion K. Bannister
(See Story Page 3)
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State Trooper
bout two dozen village communi
ties containi n g nearly 10,000
Alaskans, Besides his normal police
duties, he also acts as an unofficial
liason officer between various
state and federal agencies and the
people and also has such tasks as
enforcing the state stock brand
law and the navigation act within
one mile of shore and in all inland
waters including those of Shelikof
Strait.
With such an immense beat and
the attendent task involved, it is
probably likely that Don’s status as
a single man war taken into con
sideration when the assignment of
a new officer for Kodiak was made.
. . what wife would put up with
the long and frequent absences ne
cessitated by such a job for long
without putting up a real s-awk!
For that matter it isn’t highly like
ly that the people of Kodiak will
put up with the situation for very
much longer without a real sqawk.
Grandmas Picnic
This Sunday
The next Grandmother’s Club
picnic will be held this coming
Sunday July 28th beginning in the
early afternoon at Jake Blanc’s
place on the Chiniak Road, accord
ing to Frances Coles.
If transportation or any othre
information is needed call eithre
Dera Brunstad or Reggie Damery.
Bring your own cups, plates and
silverware. Call Dera to find out
what kind of dish you are to bring.
You have only two days now to
get ready!
FRAZER RIVER FALLS — The above aerial photo
taken by ADF&G’s Dexter Lall shows the Frazer
River Falls which heretofore have blocked the pas
sage of red salmon into the ideal spawning grounds
provided by bv.gr' S.8 - nr> long Frazer Lake. Run
ning along ido th’ lalls is the recently complete J
fish ladder which provides c pathway .'or fish to
bypass the ialls and ascend th? river into the lake.
Laid reported that Ron Ringcn and Court Casv/cll
were maintaining a weir count and by July 19th
1702 red salmon were estimated to have crossed the
wier above the falls. Lall was in charge of an oper
ation which transplanted 9500 red salmon into the
lake by means of a specially equipped Harvey Air
ways plaie. The red salmon now using the fish lad
der rc tire returning spawners from transplanted
red or Tour years ago. Lall has termed the trans
pia'it a success with 300 already spawning and an
a. ditio:'.?.! 3300 at the mouths of feeder streams.
William C. Richardson
(See Story Page 7)
ADVERTISEMENT
Sealed Proposals on forms pre
pared by the Engineer will be re
ceived by the City Clerk of Kodiak
at the Kodiak City Hall, Kodiak,
Alaska until 4:00 P.M. (local time)
on August 20, 1053 for the con
struction of the 1963 Street and
Paving Project, consisting of as
phalt paving of 740 feet of street
and 1600 square yards of dock
building floor and reconstruction
of 300 feet of street, for the City
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of Kodiak at Kodiak, Alaska in ac
cordance with Drawings, Specific
ations and other Contract Docu
ments prepared by James R. Barr,
Consulting Engineer.
Proposals will be publicly open
ed and read at 4:00 P.M. (local
time) on August 20, 1963 at the
Kodiak City Hall, Kodiak, Alaska.
Drawings, Specifications and
and other Contract Documents
may be obtained upon application
at the office of the City Clerk after
12:00 noon on August 2, 1963 upon
payment of $10.00 per set. The pay
ment shall be in check form and
shall be drawn payable to the City
of Kodiak and is non-refundable.
Each Proposal shall be accom
panied by an acceptable form of
Proposal Guaranty in an amount
equal to at least five (5) per cent
of the amount of the Proposal, pay
able to the City of Kodiak as a
guaranty that if the Proposal is
accepted, the Bidder will execute
the Contract and file acceptable
Performance and Labor and Mat
erial Bonds within ten (10) days
after the award of the Contract.
The City of Kodiak herinafter
called the Owner, reserves the
right to reject any and all Pro
posals and to waive any formality
or technicality in any Proposal in
the interest of the Owner.
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