Game Violators
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Two game law violator
were fined Tuesday when the;
appeared before U.S, Com
rm'ssioner A.M. Vokacek oi
complaints signed by Russel
Hoffman, vVildlife Servie
management biologist.
Valentine S. Stella of® Ko
diale Naval Station was fine(
$25 for killing a bald eagle a
Middle Bay on January ]3
There is now a closed seasor
on eagles.
Clarence Bailey, also o;
KNS, was found guilty on twt
counts and fined a total of $50
He pled guilty to shooting i
migratory bird, a duck, out of
season and shooting from a
public highway. Bailey earliei
pled not guilty to the Iasi
3 charge but later changed hi:
T plea.
The shoot'ng of the eagle i
j believed to be the first convic
j tion in the territory since tin
a passage of the law late in
1952. '
Cliief Alphonse DeBoo,
I USN, was a witness in the two
cases. He is a representative
of the FVVS.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Naldrett
' of the naval station have re
i turned from Seattle, where
Mrs. Naldrett went for special
. medical attention. They were
gone during the holidays.
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Radinsky’s Band
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larch Of Dimes
Jiles tiiiinsky’s orehestr.
vili play for too March o<
Jimes Dance next Saturday
night at the Elks Club.
Tne big annual dance wil
climax the fund raising cam
paign for tne national figiu
against polio. The local fum
raising drive was sponsored m
Kodiak this year by The Em
olem Club.
Dancing will begin at 9 pm
and continue until late, it was
I announced yesterday,
Contributions to the fund
may be given to any Emblem
Club member or mailed to
P.O. Box 597, Kodiak, Alaska,
i An Apron Bazaar and Bake
Sale will be held today at the
| Elks Club to help with the
'■ fund raising.
Lunch will be served at the
Elk’s Club today 10 am and 2
pm.
Tickets for the March of
Dimes dance are now on sale
for $1.20 per ticket.
PT A To Purchase /
Magazines For School
The Kodiak Fare r.t Tea
chers Association has set aside
$'270 of its funds for the pur
chase of magazines, magazine
binders and equipment for the
school library.
The action was taken by the
group during a recent meet
ing. spokesman for the group
also announced that Lila Olson
was the winner of the Spelling
Bee contest held recently.
Danny Toshwak was the run
ner-up. They did not say
which “word” determined the,
contest. There were 13 stu
dents entered in the bee.
Stork Shower Given
For Mrs. Hitchcock
The home of Mrs. Wes
Rhoades was the scene of a
gay surprise baby shower
Monday evening for Mrs. B.R.
Hitchcock.
I Mrs. Rhoades and Mrs.
Emil Knudsen were co-hostes
ses. The evening was spent in
guessing contests after which
i a decorated bassinette contain
j ing the gifts for the expected
\ ‘‘new comer” was wheeled in
j to the tune of “Rock-A-Bye
| Baby” and presented to Mrs.
1 Hitchcock.
| Refreshments of sand
wiches, and an appropriate
cake were served to the
guests.
Shelia O’Brien, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walt O’Brien,
and Linda Hanson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Han
son, will entertain today at
their homes in honor of their
third and sixth birthdays, res
pectively. Shelia will be hos
tess to the younger children of
the Mill Bay Rd. neighbor
hood, and Linda to the older
ones.
W. E. “Red” Thompson.
Union Oil Company represent
ative with headquarters in
Anchorage, was in town on
, business this week.
Healy Approval
incorrect
Kodiak Republicans did not
■ndorse William B. Healy for
ppointment asU.S. Marshal
>f the Third Division during I
he recent caucus.
Clarence Williams of Kodiak
'lava! Statijn was the only
oerson to receive the pat on
the back from the local GOPs.
The balloting on the two
nen was 16 for Williams and
8 for Healy, Considerable dis-,
cussion preceded the balloting
or the two candidates and the
local Republicans had agreed
to abide by the vote of the (
majority.
In forwarding the minutes'
k
of the meeting to Republican
headquarters in Anchorage
the secretary made note that
only Wiliiams had received
the approval of the Kodiak
precinct.
The mailboat Garland was
in port Tuesday night on the
return trip from out the Aleu
tian Chain. The vessel sailed
from here for Port Graham,
Seldovia, Seward, Juneau, and
Seattle.
It will go into dry dock in
Seattle for a complete over
haul. During the month of
February another vessel will
take over the mail run, H.E.
Spencer, city wharfinger,
said Wednesday.
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