Fisheries Board
Plans Year’s Work
A joint session of the Alaska
Development Board, the Fisheries
Experimental Commission of
Alaska, the Fish and Wildlife
Service and the Alaska Fisheries
Board was held at Juneau last
week. The four agencies discussed
and planned an over-all fisheries
program for Alaska, stressing par
ticularly the avoidance of dupli
cation of work.
A $75,000 fund, recently unfroz
en by the Administrative Board,
was scheduled for discussion and
allocation among several planned
projects. Projects scheduled to re
ceive funds included biological re
search on the black cod. and troll
salmon fisheries and the coopera
tive enforcement program with
the FWS.
Cesspool Cleaning Service
Started by Saxton
Plans for a new business, a cess- j
pool cleaning service, were an-1
nounced this week by Alva Sax-1
ton. Mr. Saxton has fitted a tank- j
er truck with pumping equipment
which offers a sanitary method of
cleaning cesspools.
The truck and equipment will
be ready today, Mr. Saxton said.
Appointments for the service j
should be made through the of-1
fice of Valley Real Estate in the
Theatre building.
Baby Is Dedicated
At Easter Service
At Easter services at the Gospel
Chapel, the baby daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. R. J. Teeter was dedi
cated. The baby, Carrie Lorraine,
was born two months ago Rev.
A. H. Segerquist officiated at the
dedicatory ceremony.
SERVICES PLANNED
AT EPIPHANY CHURCH
There will be services at the
Episcopal Epiphany Church in
Valdez for the next three Sun
days, Father Warner announced
last week. Father Warner said
that planned services would con
tinue through May 7.
Mrs. Winters Is Home
From Valdez Hospital
Mrs. Elizabeth Winters, 92-year
old resident of Valdez, is home
from the hospital now. She had
been a patient at the Valdez Com
munity Hospital for the past
three months. Dr. Kenneth Ham,
her physician, said Mrs. Winters
was feeling first-rate again, and
even is able to climb the stairs in
her home.
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