UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT
TO BREAK ALL RECORDS
Student enrollment at the Uni
versity of Alaska will shatter all
time records this fail based ,,on
pre-registration figures reported
by Mrs. Laura Jones, registrar.
New applications accepted for
the first semester, 1958-59, total
231 to date. At this time last year
156 new students were enrolled,
compared to 91 acceptances two
years ago. In addition, 14 former
students are returning after a pe
riod out-of-residence and 188 pre
registered before leaving school
for the summer.
“Freshman enrollment is run
ning 74 (188 compared to 114)
ahead of this time last summer,”
Mrs. Jones said, “and our resi
dence halls are already beginning
to bulge.”
MAINLAND CITIES ARE
LABOR SURPLUS AREAS
Anchorage, Fairbanks and
Ketchikan have again been classi
fied as labor surplus areas by the
Bureau of Employment Security
«f the U. S. Department of Labor,
according to Merrill E. Weir, di
rector of the Alaska ESC.
RUMORED TO BE SHAH'S
CHOICE—Lilly Mythra Fallah,
18, casts sideward glance dur
ing recent reception in Tehran,
Iran. Shah Mohammed Reza
Pahlevi of Iran has reportedly
chosen her to be his new queen.
She is the daughter of Dr. Reza
Fallah, wealthy chief of the na
tionalized Iranian oil industry.
( AP Photo)
Kodiak District
Election districts for the state of Alaska are described in the con
stitution. Kodiak is district 13, and is described as follows:
The part of the Alaska Peninsula drained by all streams flowing
into the Pacific Ocean from Cape Douglas on the east to but not in
eluding Kujulik Bay on the west; and all adjacent off-shore islands,
including the Semidi Islands, and Kodiak, Afognak, Trinity, Cherikof
Islands, and other smaller islands in the immediate vicinity, such as
the Barren Islands and the Chugach Islands.
Aleutian Islands
The Aleutian Islands, which is district 14, comprises the follow
ing boundaries: The part of the Alaska Peninsula west of and includ
ing the drainage of Meshik River and Kujulik Bay; and all of the
Aleutian and Pribilof Islands and adjacent off-shore islands west of
and excluding the Semidi Islands and Sutwik Island.
The Community Baptist Church
“The Big White Church on the HilT
Rev. John Mo)letti, ^Pastor
Sunday School —9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship —11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups —6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship —7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service —7:30 p.m., Wednesday
“Holding Forth The Word Of Life"
Let’s show our resourcefulness and
make our state the pride of the
nation.
Let’s buy from one another.
Vote YES on all 3 referendums!
KODIAK BOTTLING WORKS
Phone 2244
Opens Today in their New Location
The Outlet and Kodiak TV
& Appliances
COMBINED AND LOCATED NEXT TO KODIAK OUTFITTERS
(formerly Wodlinger’s Drug Store)
Open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
TV Sales & Service Qualified technicians available
TV Rentals Second Hand Goods
H. J. (Hank) Kieren
PHONE 4922 — PHONE 3831
Give Polio Shots
At Health Center
A polio clinic will be held today
at the Kodiak Health Center, ac
cording to Dora Riggins, health
nurse in charge here..
The clinic will be held from iO
a.m. to 11 3:jh., and will include
month-old'babies to 19-year-olds.
First, second and third shots will
be given to adults as well.
CG Academy Exams
Slated for Feb.
Nationwide competitive examin
ations for the Coast Guard Acad
emy will be held February 24 and
25, 1959, according to Delegate
Bartlett. Deadline for submitting
applications for the 1959 entering
class will be January 15.
Candidates for appointment
must be high school graduates or
high school seniors and must have
reached their 17th but not their
22nd birthdays by July 1 of next
year.
Delegate Bartlett stated he
would welcome any inquiries for
detailed information from inter
ested Alaska boys.
Cub Scouting
Committee Meets
Next Thursday
The Cub Scout committee will
meet Thursday, August 7 at the
home of the Cubmaster, Dave Lay
man. The meeting is scheduled
for 8 p.m.
Saturday’s hike which was rain
ed out is scheduled for the near
future. In other activities of the
scouts, Mrs. Ken Boyce’s Den 2
toured Naughton’s Bakery. Mrs.
T. R. Belleau’s Den 7 are awaiting
a clear day for testing kites made
by the group.
Leslie Comfort was awarded
his Lion Badge with Gold Arrow
prior to his departure for the'
States, according to Mrs Bob Gar
vey, Den Mother of Den 3.
Den 2 also toured the Kodiak
Mirror plant Wednesday. The boys
making this and the bakery tour
were Clay Carmoch, Paul Mueller,
Steven Boyce, Allen Kruschke,
Larry Waught and John McCar
thy.
Civil Defense
Pamphlets Are
Now Available
Civil Defense “Survival” pam
phlets are now available without
charge at the Civic Center office
in the Bank of Kodiak building on
the second floor. The pamphlets
may be picked up between 1 and
5 p.m. any Friday.
The recently opened Civic Cen
ter office is headquarters for the
Chamber of Commerce and Amer
ican Red Cross, as well as Civil
Defense.
LIST OF PILOTS AVAILABLE
WHO WILL GUIDE HUNTER
A list of 100 pilots, who know
where the fish and game of Alas
ka are, has been published by the
Civil Aeronautics Administration,
U. S. Department of Commerce
in Alaska.
Covering some 20 bases in the
State, the list includes pilots with
planes of varying sizes for hire;
planes that are on floats for reach
ing distant lakes, wheels for air
ports and river gravel bars for
bear hunting, or skis for winter
hunting of polar bear and walrus.
The list gives pilot name and ad
dress, type of plane, landing gear
available and notes of the pilot’s
specialty for service of the sports
man. The list is free.
One pilot in Southeast Alaska,
for example, has found a high
mountain meadow on which he
lands hunters who then have a
minimum of walking to find moun
tain sheepr Others range out over
the polar sea for bear, and every
pilot in Alaska has his “secret”
lake where the fish have been
known to attack fishermen.
Many of these pilots are regis
tered guides, although the use of
such guides is not required today
I
under Alaskan game laws.
Specialinformation. for hinUei*
and fishermen has been published
by the Ala.‘ilea Visitor’s Associa
tion in Juneau in a new bro
chure, now available The list of p*
lots may be obtained by writing
the Civil Aeronautics Administra
tion, P.0. Box 440, Anchorage
Alaska.
NOTICE V, '
The Montmartre Inn' will bd. t (
open Sunday afternoons. Special >
Family dinners will be served
i
For All Your
WELDING NEEDS
Or Problems
PHONE 2151
KODIAK WELDING WORKS
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Eric Mueller, prop.
CLEAN HEAT! Both Standard
Furnace Oil and Standard Stove Oil
are super-refined to burn clean.
Call us today for prompt service
For your convenience we Jhave
Automatic Keep-Filled Service
Home & Office pH Standard Plant
\HIAHWG OILS /
Phone 3131 Phone 4303
Kraft’s Dry Goods Department
Open every Friday evening til 8 p.m.