Ten Fish Caught
h Halibut Derby
Kodiak’s first halibut derby is
history, but it left few marks to
shoot at as far as big fish are
concerned. The “biggest” fish for
the - three days was a 13-pound
halibut boated by Doug Andre.
Ten fish were caught.
Andre’s two fish paid off, how
ever, to the tune of a little more
than $15.38 a pound. Andre won
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a total of $200. His was the larges
on Saturday, the largest on Sun
day and the most for the derb>
Jerry Mansuy set the derby of
the first day with both the larges
and the first fish caught. Sh<
pocketed a total of $50 for th<
day. Joe Franklin won $25 wit)
the first fish on Saturday. He als<
won $100 for the smallest fisl
caught during the derby. C. H
Belcher cashed in with the mos
fish to the tune of $100.
Fishing was restricted to thi
channel from the first buoy to the
buoy facing the City Dock. Th<
Kodiak Outdoorsmen sponsom
the event. Curly Wilson was ir
charge.
A fish fry will be held at the
Outdoorsmen\s park at Abercrom
bie tomorrow. The public is invit
ed to attend.
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1 Two Badly Burned
’ On Fishing Boat
‘ Frank Anderson and Johnny
[ Linn are in the Griffin Memorial
; hospital as a result of a flash fire
i aboard the elder Linn’s fishing
) boat, the RED ROSE, at Chitnik,
1 Sunday.
‘ The Linn family, including the
mother, father and two children,
as well as Anderson were aboard
the boat when the accident hap
pened. Mrs. Linn and infant were
thrown into the water. Linn
* plunged in after them. All escaped
1 without injury except little John
ny, who was badly burned about
the face, and Anderson, who re
ceived some bad burns on his
hands and face, when he went be
low to put out the fire.
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TVa^fic gj\/o yovi
an ea^y appr'oack fo a “I^c'jnd
fkA-clock war'dr'oke. and for' fke
Iov/aIia^I n/iaw of al! — Lilli. Ann
THOMAS M. SWENSEN AT
FORT HUACHUCA, ARIZ.
FORT HUACHUCA, Ariz.
(AHTMC)—Specialist Four Thom
as M. 6wensen Jr., 20, whose fath
er lives in Kodiak, Alaska, recent
ly was assigned to the Army Elec
tronic Proving Ground’s Head
quarters Company at Fort Huach
uca, Ariz.
A photographer in the company,
Swensen entered the Army in
March 1956 and completed basic
training at Fort Richardson, Alas
ka.
He is a 1955 graduate of Kodial
high school and was employed H
civilian life by Kodiak Fisheries.
Shearwater.
LANGUAGE OF MEN
AND WOMEN DIFFER
Dr. Victor Strash spoke befort
the Rotary Club Tuesday. His sulv
ject was “Men and Women Speak
a Different Language.”
Guests at the luncheon were
Dr. Russell Orr, Bob Miller, Harry
Shuhart and Dick Falconer,
- Don’t Forget Bill -
WILLIAM E. WORTH
Republican Candidate
for
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
13th District
State of Alaska
(Pd. Pol. Adv.)
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TONIGHT
Everybody Come
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9:30 P.M.
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DOOR PRIZE
9:30 P.M