Wilt Study Site
For a ChMraue
A ni$e meml>er ct>mraittw of
(ite Kodiak Outdoorsnien iias been
appointed aind will makeiva final
survey of the Miller Point area to
determine a suitable location for
the building of a clubhouse and
rifle range.
The committee will leave the
Kodiak Bottling Works tomorrow
ai.2 according to Chuck Ed
ris, committee member KAll mera
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hers of the elub are welcome to
go along.” Edris .suggests anyone
going to take along a sandwich,
as the committee will do consider*
able hiking. , ^ '
building of other facilities M ad
diton to the clubhouse and rifle
range. These include art archery
range and a horseshoe court. Mem
bers are also investigating the pos
sibility of outfitting the clubhouse
with a kitchen and dining room.
The1* possibility of organizing a
junior Outdoorsmen, which would
be an auxiliary of the Kodiak Out
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doorsmen, is now under consider
ation, and will be submitted for
approval at the next-mooting of
the club. Proposed plan is for the
juniors to meet each month at the
regular meeting; and also meet in
between.
Another project of the group is
the forming of a Little League
Baseball club in Kodiak. T. T.
Jackson and Bob Schwemly, mem
bers of the club, are the two lead
ers who are pushing the League’s
formation. There are already
nearly enough junior members in
the club to form two teams. Main
difficulty encountered is the se
curing of suitable land for laying
out a diamond. There is consider
able interest among the members
for, the project, according to Ed
ris. “Due to the club’s limited
funds,” Edris stated, “Our main
difficulty will be the securing of
the land. We are attempting "to
find someone who would be will
ing to donate the use of the land.
About four acres will be requir
ed.”
Another project discussed was
the planting of moose on the Is
land. Enquiries are being made as
to the feasibility of transplanting
the huge animals from the main
land.
A small boat ramp has been
constructed at Larsens Bay, ac
cording to Marie Cardinal, a mem
ber of the club, and it was agreed
the Outdoorsmen would endorse
a letter to the Bureau of Public
Roads and the Alaskan Public
Works to have an auto parking
spot leveled off near the ramp.
The club is experimenting with
the planting of wild rice in the
Kodiak area. Wild celery and duck
potatoes were discussed for pos
sible experiment later.
Plans are now in formation for
the sponsoring of a halibut fish
ing derby. Should it materialize, it
will be started this summer.
Movies and slides will be shown
at the next meeting of the club,
to be held Thursday, April 17, at
the downtown school. Refresh
ments will be served at the meet
ing, which will begin at 8 p.m.
DEAN APPOINTED
TO POLICE FORCE
Elmer Dean was appointed to
the police force, replacing Lewis
Lyle who resigned recently.
Dean has lived in Kodiak for a
number of years, having worked
on the Naval Station and in town
prior to joining the police force.
Seek Applicants
For FWS Opening
The U. S. Civil Service Com
mission has extended closing date
for filing of applications for the
position of Regional Director for
the Fish and Wildlife Service at
Juneau, Alaska. New date is April
23.
Among other duties the position
includes directing operations with
in the Alaska region and involves
biological research, industrial re
search and services, resource man
agement, loans and grants to com
mercial fishermen and others, and
the dissemination of public infor
mation on matters involving com
mercial fishing interests.
Friday
Game Night
8:30 p.m.
at
V.F.W.
The position carries a GS-15
rating. Salary is $11,010 a year,
with a 25% percent cost of living
allowance.
Applicants may’obtain form 57
and card application lorn 5001
ABC, or any other information
from the office of the Eleventh
U. Civil Service Region, Fed
eral Office Building, Seattle 4,
Alaska or Branch Office, 203
Loussac-Sogn Building, Anchor
age.
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