Moose Pass Guide
Hunts Here
Hal Waugh, registered
guide and outfitter, planned tc
return to his Moose Pass home
this week after conducting
five Kodiak bear hunts on
Kodiak Island. He also took
two parties to the Peninsula
Kmk O’Conner, former exe
cutive of the U. S. Fish and
Wildlife Service, and W. C.
Zimmerman hired Waugh to
take them on a photographic
expedition. Waugh plans on
returning to Kodiak Island for
the fall bear season.
Mel Horner and Merle
Reed, registered guides and
Fleming Clemson and Earl
:Stevens, assistant guides,
were in Waugh’s party. They
flew with Bob Hall in a Ko
diak Airways widgeon for the
llunts.
Edward Sargent will skip
per the Loretta, purse seiner,
this season. He plans to leave
for the Inlet Tuesday.
Alcan Trip Planned
By Kodiakians
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howe
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Dewitt Fields mid son plan t >;
leave on the Garland or Fe-j
ward. From there they w, ij
drive down the Alcan High
way to the states.
The Howes plan to visit in !
Oregon returning to Kodiak i
late in July.
Mr. and Mrs. Fields have. <
been houseparents at Me- j i
Whinnie Cottage of the Ko-'i
diak Baptist Mission for the i1
past three years. They do not. <
plan to return to the Mission <
but will return to Kodiak
around Sept. 1. 11
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Mr. and Mrs. Everett Koch '
1 and children plan to return to j
Kodiak this summer. They / <
, plan to drive up the Alcan
Highway. ]
j The Kochs have been in
I Billings, Montana for the
past few months.
The regular meeting of the 1
common council will be held
Monday evening.
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SailorsO.K, Sailing
fo Bristol Say
Seattle (-P)—Sailors pulled
rickets oil’ three Alaska
re: ;!iUr- yesterday to let
hem sail north with silpplies
or Bristol Bay canneries but
mother labor dispute still de
ayed the sailing schedule of J
,he freed- ships. 1
Pickets have been with
Irawn from the ACS freigh
,ers Nadina, Square Sinnet
md Sailor’s Splice, Maxie
rVeisbrath, Seattle Port Agent
>f the striking Sailors’ Union
if the Pacific, said.
The SUP freed the ships on
he request of the Bering Sea
fishermen’s Union, which)
■eached a labor agreement
p.st week with the Alaska
Salmon Industry.
Still affecting the ships,
lowever, is a dispute between
he AFb Marine Cooks and
Stewards Union, which had
ilready tied up ships before
he sailor’s walkout two
veeks ago.
Soastwiae Line Ship
To Sail To Kodiak
The SS Charles Crocker, j
vessel belonging to Coastwise
Lines, will sail from Seattle
lune 13 for Kodiak, Whittier,
Seward, Valdoz and Anchor
age according to a wire re
ceived this week by Lee F.
Bettinger from Ed Gardner of
Coastwise Lines.
Gardner said that four ships
lave sailed since the recent
strike of Cooks and Stewards
:ied up shipping on the Pacific
Boast.
Or. Johnson Plans
Sailing Trip
Dr. and Mrs. A. Holmes
lohnson left Thursday for
Seattle. They plan to bring a
sailboat into Kodiak from Se
attle. Dr. Johnson started to
sail from Seattle to Kodiak
ast year but gave up the plan.
The vessel will be sailed up
the inside passage and across
from Cape Spencer to Kodiak.
The 38-foot ketch, named
the Windbird, had a ship to
shore radio installed for the
trip last year and was pro
visioned for a six weeks
trip.
Standard Oil Gives
Scholarships
Twenty graduate fellow
ships, valued at a total of
$30,500 will be awarded by
Standard Oil Company of
California during the acade
mic year 1952-53 for study in
the fields ot engineering,
science and business adminis
tration, according to Merrill
Coon, representative for the
Company in Kodiak.
The grants, each worth
$1,250 plus tuition fees, con
tinue the company’s fellow
ship plan which was inaugur
ated in 1937. Nine awards are
in branches of engineering,
four in chemistry, two in
geology, one in physics, two
in business administration and
me in paleontology.
Xvasinoft Funeral
Held Monday
Funeral services for Keefer
Kvasinoif were held Monday
it the Russian Orthodox
'hurch. Father Alexander
’opoff conducted the services,
lurial was in the Russian
'emetery.
KvasinkofF drowned April
5 in the channel near the
Donnelley and Acheson dock.
A six man coroners’ jury de
cided the death was aceiden
tial. Burial was by Kodiak
Mortuary.
Herb Spiegel repaired the
Chevron sign in front of
Clark’s Garage this week.
j Father Fink
Plans To Leave
Father Thomas Maher, S.
.J., arrived in Kodiak Monday
to replace Father ' Louis B.
Fink, S. J., as priest of St.
Mary’s Catholic Church.
Father Firik, who has been
in Kodiak for the past six
| years will make his head
| quarters at Mount Saint
I Michael in Spokane. Washing
ton. He plans to attend a
ceremony on June 21, at which
his nephew will be ordained a
Jet u't Priest.
The new Parish Priest,
Father Maher, has been teach
ing for the past 25 years at
GonzagaUniversity at Spokane
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