Rotary Governor
Visits Kodiak
Rotary is not just a knife
.-AEd fork organization but an
active force for good in the
world today. District Governor '
Henry C. Heal of the Belling-!
ham, Washington, club told!
members of Rotary Club 5533'
Tuesday. j
Governor “Harry”, as he is;
known in Rotary Interna-'
tional. gave an informal talk
to the local club members fol
lowing the regular luncheon. 1
He is here on the annual visit
of the district governor.
He told of the International
meeting of Rotary in Mexico
City and of the work done
there. He outlined the aims and
ideals of Rotary and spoke of
the work done by Paul Har
ris, founder of Rotary.
Tuesday evening the Gover
nor’s Assembly was held at
the Bank of Kodiak.
The district governor serves
in office for one year. During
that time he visits all the
clubs in his district.
Other guests attending the
Tuesday luncheon were Prank j
McConaghy, Joe Zentner, I
Chief Bruce Cole, USN,
Father Thomas Maher, Jack
Kimball, A1 Nixon and Ivor
Schott.
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1932 Laws
3:yen By FWS
The new 1952 Waterfowl
Regulations for the. Kodiak
Afognak group along with the
hag limit were released this
week by Russell Hoffman, U
S. FVVS agent, this week.
The season on ducks and
geese will be open from Sep
tember 20 to November 13.
The daily bag limit on Mer
gansers is 25; Scoter and Ei
der 10; game ducks, 5; Brant
(geese) 3 and other type geese
There is no limit on posses
sion of Mergansers but Scoter
and Eider are limited to 20.
The limit in possession on
game ducks is 10; Brant 3 and
other geese is 6.
On opening day shooting
hours are from Noon to one
hour before Sunset. Thereaf
ter, shotting hours are from
one-half hour before sunrise
to one hour before sunset.
Waterfowl may be taken
with a shotgun or bow and ar
row but not with a rifle or
pistol. Hunting is not permit
ted from powerboats, includ
ing outboard boats when
motor is attached.
! Hoffman advised sportsmen
to consult the complete text
of the 1952 migratory water
fowl regulations for complete
data. A special duck stamp is
required by hunters. Further
information may be obtained
from the FWS office.
Nixon Contracting
Works At Woody
Repairs to the old dock and
replacement of piling at
Woody Island began August
8, by the Nixon Contracting
Company.
The all-steel float and ramp
which will be installed there
is being built for Dick Nixon,
head of Nixon Contracting
Co., by the Kodiak Welding
Works. Nixon holds a contract
with the Civil Aeronautics Ad
ministration for the job
fedncer vrrusaae runa
Reaches $500
Donations of over $500 were
I received this week by the
Business ar.d Professional
Women’s Club, sponsor of the
Kodiak 1952 Cancer Crusade.
The club has set a goal of
$1,000 for this year. Persons
wishing to contribute may
mail checks or cash to Mrs.
! Karl Brunstad or hand their
contributions to any member
of the club.
Reed Named Regular
Patrolman
Tony Reed has become a
permanent patrolman on the
city police force, Chief of
Police Ovid McKinley an
nounced Tuesday.
Reed has been serving as a
relief patrolman for the past
two months. He was formerly
employed in a civilian capacity
at Kodiak Naval Station.
Martin Jensen arrived in
town Monday from his present
home in Seattle. He will be]
here for a few days on busi-1
ness.
City Valuation
$5,253,240.12
The total assessed valuation
of property within the corpor
ate limits of the City af Ko
diak for 1952 is $5,253,240.12
according to Rev. John Mar
shall’s figures.
1 The figure represents a gain j
of $1,243,240.34 over the 1951 j
assessed valuation of property.'
Rev. John Marshall received '
a course of instruction in
Anchorage prior to making
the assessment for the city.
The value placed on land
was set at $530,967., improve
ments were listed as $2,774,
035. and personalty at $1,737,-'
058.21.
The final assessed valuation
will be slightly less than Mar
shall’s total figure as the
Board of Equalization made
several allowances and adjust
ments to local property
owners.
The City council reviewed
the tax roll Monday night.
Mayor Lee C. Bettinger left
this week for Fairbanks to at
tend a meeting of members of
the League of Alaskan Cities.
Alfred Anderson, Jr., plans
to leave Monday on a several
weeks’ trip to the states. This
will be his first trip outside.
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