ItutlliPark Work
To Completion
The regular work party will
meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the rec
reatieoikl grounds at Abercrombie,
when the Kodiak Outdoorsmen
will continue their project of
deaning up the grounds, club
house, etc., preparatory to com
pleting playground equipment,
boat dock, diving board, bathing
beach, outdoor fireplaces* firing
range and the numerous other
projects. The work is being done
by voluntary labor.
Slides on the procedure of col
lecting and fertilizing salmon eggs
for hatching, shrimp research,
habits and dam building activities
seining and location, and the living
of the Beaver were shown at the
meeting of the Outdoorsmen held
Tuesday. Plans were laid to follow
through to completion the various
projects and objectives of the
club.
A shooting gallery will be oper
ated by club members on the 4th.
Money raised by this and other
means, such M smokers, halibut
dotty, dances, parties, will go to
wards 'providing better facilities
at the park, and for planting wild
dock feed, and bring better hunt
ing and fishing to Kodiak resi
dents, according to Chuck Edris,
publicity chairman.
A float to be entered in the
parade is under construction. Club
member Fred McIntyre is direct
ing the building of it.
At the meeting, Curley Wilson,
Chairman of the halibut derby, to
be held August 14, 15 and 16,
announced rules of the derby
have been formulated. Entrants
may apply by writing the Kodiak
Outdoorsmen, Box 37, Kodiak.
The next regular meeting of the
club will be held at the club house
at the new park August 5.
There's something for every
body, young and old in the events
scheduled for the 4th. Live it up
in Kodiak's version of a 4th of
July CELEBRATION. You’re
missing a good bet if you miss it.
Alaska Transfer & Storage
AGENT FOR
Martin Van Lines
We handle Packing, Crating and Shipping
from Kodiak to all Alaskan points, United
States, Hawaii and Germany.
Phone 2233
Box 605
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FR. TALBOTT VACATIONING;
FR. DUNNE, S. J HERE
Father John Dunne, S. J., from
Gons&ga high school in Spokane,
will replace Father Raymond Tal
bott, S. J., at St. Mary's church
for the month of July. Rev. Tal
bott left Friday, June 27 for the
states.
Rev. Talbott will go to Portland
for the earlier part of his vaca
tion. His last vacation was three
years ago. He has'been in Kodiak
the past five years.
ICEBREAKER SHIP
HERE FOR LAYOVER
The first ship to enter Alaska
after statehood is the boast oi
members of the crew of the ice
breaker ship BURTON ISLAND,
which arrived aboard the Naval
Station here July 1.
The BURTON ISLAND is from
Seattle and is enroute to the Arc
tic, her 17th trip to the area. Tied
up at Marginal Pier, the ship will
be here until July 7, according to
her P.I.O. officer, Eli Orias, J2c.
JOE LEWIS’ HERE
Joe and Kay Lewis, former res
idents of Kodiak, are visiting
friends in town. It is a combined
business and vacation trip for
them
Joe v- steward at
Club short- after its f<
He was a cb -ter membr ^
club. The Lewises are no w v
in Pontiac, Michigan. They v
surprised to find so man
friends and acquaintenance*
in Kodiak.
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negotiations for two shrimp pet
ers, and an adequate water supply.
Plans are to run two 8-hour shifts,
employing about 48 people, begin
ning possibly this fall.
The TOTEM is due Friday and
the ELDORADO Saturday. These
two boats and the JOSIE, the
KASILOFF, the SHUYAK, will be
the company’s tenders on the sal
mon canning operations. They will
operate the Island Seafood can
nery also, canning %’s and 4 lb.
cans.
Fishing season must be in the
offing. Stan Alvine of Avine’s
Boat Repair is talking about a va
cation and sport fishing-They
just finished the CAA boat CIV
AIR, Fred Torsen’s CAPE
CHEERFUL and his GPC 12.
May the fishermen and the fish
of the seas
Get together to bring in the G’s
is our signoff note for this week.
TELEGRAM
JOHN W. OSENGA RECORDING SECRETARY
CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION NO 2162 BOX 671; KODIAK
IT IS GRATIFYING TO LEARN THROUGH NEWS REPORTS
THAT YOUR ENDEAVORS FOR STATEHOOD HAVE BEEN
SUCCESSFUL KNOWING THE EFFORT AND WORK THAT
BAS BEEN EXPENDED BY MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZA
TION IN ALASKA I AM TAKING THIS MEANS OF EXTEND
ING MY SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR ACCOM
PLISHMENTS IN BECOMING THE FORTY-NINTH STATE
YOU ARE GRANTED RECOGNITION AND PRIVILEGES
THAT YOU HAVE NOT ENJOYED BEFORE AND WE KNOW
YOU WILL ACCEPT THE ADDED RESPONSIBILITIES AND
PUT FORTH ADDITIONAL EFFORTS FOR THE BETTER
MENT OF THE CITIZENS OF OUR COUNTRY.
M.A. HUTCHESON GENERAL PRESIDENT OF
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA
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fC^vtinned from Page
i fish w day, piWffded mot mori
ban three fish exceed 20” m
ength. Possession Emit is tws
laily bag limits.
Most sheep seasons on the main
land are open from August 20 te
September 10, and moose seasons
Tom August 20 to September 20,
froyer advises hunters to check
current Game Regulations for
further details for the specific
Unit they desire to hunt.
New licenses may be purchased;
at the Kodiak Outfitters in tows
and in the Old Administration
Building on the Naval Base. New
regulations are also available at
the above places.
Fishermen are advised to check
commercial Fishing regulations;
for personal use fishery on sal
mon.
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
MS TATALINA
July 23
Calling At
WOMENS BAY, KODIAK.
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
EXCURSIONS to
CAPE CHIRIAK SEA LION ROOKERIES
Enjoy the Fourth of July weekend
photographing the huge Stellar Sea Lions
For closeups you can get within 15 feet of these enormous mammals
Thousands of Cormorants, Sea Parrots and Kittywakes.
The return cruise brings you back through Long Island Straits and a visit to
Long Island Lagoon.
Lunch and coffee, pop, etc. aboard.
A rrange your own group of six or more for this offshore excursion.
ADULTS: $10.00 CHILDREN UNDER 12: $5.00
Coast Guard Licensed operator and equipment.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON THIS EXCURSION AND OUR ALL DAY
TRIP TO THE WEST SIDE OF KODIAK ISLAND CALL
ALF MADSEN
Phone 3272