Muller’s Cannery
Freezing Silvers
More than 20,000 pounds of
fresh frozen silver salmon
have been shipped to the
states this month from Walt
Muller’s cannery, on Tagura
road.
The cannery, built during
the past year, has been in
operation since Sept. 10, the
start of the silver season.
The fish are sharp-frozen,
then glazed, and sent to Seat
tle by boat.
At the conclusion of the sal
mon season, Muller plans to
freeze king crab.
The plant also has equip
ment for canning, but it has
not yet been installed. The
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can-line, however, will prob
ably be in operation by next
summer. I
i Three naval officers have I
started building a new home at
the top of Mill Bay rd. in the j
I Erskine subdivision. j
| A building permit has been j
issued to T. L. Trotter, J. A. <
Scovell, and W. W. Tomlinson.
Also starting a new home, j
J on Carlson Hill, is Norman,
Fjeldheim.
NOTICE
j If you can not get us on
phone 3131, call 4303 for oil
delivery. Office hours, i pm to
5 pm Monday through Thurs
day, 1 pm to 7 pm Friday.
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B^Ofc Carnival
Next Weekend
Sports activities and midway
attractions will highlight the
two-day Fall Carnival planned
for next Saturday and Sunday.
Plans are complete for this
event, one of the main ones on
the local BPOE scedule for the
year. The carnival will be open
to the public, and will offer
fun and prizes to all, its chair
man, Jim Bennett, reports.
Weather permitting, the
carnival will be held outdoor*
in front of the Elks Club.
Otherwise, booths and other
attractions will be set up in
side.
Saturday afternoon at 3 o’
clock, the program will open
with a climb up Pillar Moun
tain, for men under 25 years.
The evening will be given
sver to game and other events
it the club.
Sunday’s program will in
dude a baseball game between
;he Elks and Civil Service
Ulub teams, at 3 pm. At 5, a
sand concert is scheduled.
Carnival events will con
;inue until 9 pm, when the
?rand finale dance will be
field, featuring Jules Radinsky
md his dance band. At mid
night, a surprise event will
se staged, Bennett reports.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Holman
and five children returned
Saturday by navy plane, from
a six weeks’ vacation in the
states.
KEA Starts Lini»
To Ho'land Mom 2
| Work on a KEA. power linej
j to the John Holland residence 1
on Mill Bay rd was due to
start this week, weather per
imitting, Leon Johnson, plant
! manager said.
J For the present the line will
, serve only the Holland home,
i the only one in the area.
! However, Johnson pointed
| out, the land office has platted
i much of the area out there and
I future housing is expected.
The KEA crew is also work
ing on the power line to the
1 new water system, and has re
I ceived the necessary wire,
j Stringing of the wire will
necessitate several power out
ages in the next two weeks,
along Mill Bay rd, Johnson
slid. Advance notice will be
gi\ en residents who will be af
fected, he added.
Mel Crawford, MIRROR
editor, enjoyed a day’s vac
ation at the other end of the
island this week. He left Sun
day and returned Thursday by
plane when the fog lifted
momentarily.
NOTICE
Trespassing on lands law
fully occupied by others is a
criminal act. Long Island is
lawfully occupied.
U.S. Deputy Marshal
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I Everybody's talking about the
Elk’s Carnival
Saturday, Sunday October 4th & 5th
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