Fishing Boat Registry Forms
Available at Fisheries’ Office
Area Registration Forms and
1958 License Tabs for all forms of
Commercial Fishing arrived this
week at the Kodiak office of the
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries,
Fish and Wildlife Service, accord
ing to Chuck Connelley, the newly
appointed local District Fishery
Management Supervisor.
All commercial fishermen now
operating in the Kodiak Area are
reminded that they must carry the
most recent registry identification
available for the fishery of their
choice. This includes King Crab,
Clam and others—all commercial
fishing except Halibut. Salmon
fishermen, too, may register now
if they wish, although the closing
date for filing their intentions is
not until 30 days before the open
ing of the season.
Gear owners are reminded that
their boat number plates are
permanent, rquiring only a new
year and area code letter tab each
season. Replacement of a lost
number plate is handled by the
gear owner through the local of
fice. A five-dollar replacement fee
is paid by the fishermen direct to
the manufacturing company.
Any fisherman may register
now at the Kodiak Office of the
Dog House
Now Open
6 a.m. To 2 a.m.
Breakfast Served All Hours
Soft ice cream
Try our Sloppy Joe’s
Hear the
“Kodiak Swingbillies”
at the
CASINO
Friday and Saturday
FOR TV Service
Call 2904
During the Day
Pheie 3831 from 5-10 p.m.
Technicians Ford Landers &
Marvin A. Sands
SPECIALISTS IN TV, PHONO, AND
RADIO REPAIR
We will serve the Kodiak area
for many years to come and re
main ever ready to stand back of
our installations and repairs.
Marvin A. Sands
Kodiak TV
(Next to the PNA Office)
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries.
Outlying canneries will be con
tacted this spring.
United Service
To Feature
Special Speaker
The churches of Kodiak are
sponsoring another United Church
Service. This will be a pre-Easter
service tonight, March 22, at 8
o’clock at the Kodiak Christian
Center. The speaker for this ser
vic will be Rev. Bob Palmer. In
addition to the message Mr. Palm
er will be showing some colored
slides of his Bible Lands trip of
1952. Special music will be given
by a quartet and others.
Mr. Palmer is pastor of the
Spenard Chapel,, Spenard Alaska.
He has been serving as a minister
in Alaska for the past 11 years,
during these 11 years he has con
ducted a weekly radio program
known as THE SHIELD OF
FAITH.
The pictures which will he
shown were taken during a six
weeks Flying Seminar of the Win
ona Lake School of Theology in
which 85 men participated. The
pictures include shots from Paris,
France; Rome and the Vatican
City; Cairo, Egypt: Athene
Greece; Jordan; and Israel. The
pictures from Jordan and Israel
include scenes of Jerusalem, the
empty tomb, Mt, Calvary, Bethle
hem, Sea of Galilee and etc.
This United Service is being
sponsored by the Assembly of
God, Church of God, Community
Baptist Church and the Kodiak
Christian Center.
The general public is invited to
attend this special Pre-Easter Ser
vice.
ART WALDRON,
Republican Candidate
for
Territorial Legislature,
suggests:
“that those you send to Ju
neau you also back up with
your thoughts and ideas.
Whomever you choose will
need the help of his fellow
Alaskans.”
Pd. adv.
r
Naval Station
Births
David Timothy, weighing 8. lbs.
1% ozs., was born on March 10 to
Donna and William F. Ballheim,
SK2, USN.
Don Kody, weighing 6 lbs. 9 ozs.,
was born on March 12 to Delores
Elizabeth and Donald Bradley,
SN, USN.
A THANK YOU
We wish to thank all those who
donated to the Bake Sale and
Luncheon sponsored by the Emb
lem Club last Saturday, and espe
cially those who worked so hard
in making it a success.
Bake Sale Committee
Kodiak Emblem Club
Mirror Classified Ads get fast
results.
ftr^ttiheu barman, Connie
Mowry, . Mary Theresa Vokacek
and Barbara Zehe were welcomed
into Brownie Troop 15 at a party
held recently.
The mothers of the new Brown
ies were present to see them re
ceive their pins. This now brings
Troop 15 up to strength with 16
girls.
During the absences of their
leader, Mrs. George Cornelius, and
co-leader, Mrs. Troyer, the inter
est of the Troop was kept alive by
Mrs. Pete Ramaglia.
The Brownies have a display in
the insurance window of the Bank
of Kodiak.
NOTICE
The Griffin Memorial Hospital
telephone number has been chang
ed to 5001. tfn
Attention All Unions
Bart’s Cab is non-union
Do not patronize
Teamsters Local 500
Paid Advertisement
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any of these securities. The offering is made only by the prospectus. These securities
are being offered for sale only in the Territory of Alaska and only to bona fide resi
dents of the Territory of Alaska.
MARCH 10, 1958
$240,000 6% Subordinated Debentures
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and
60,000 shares
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Copies of this prospectus may be obtained from the Company offices, 6133, ,
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