Kodiak Voters Set Oct 2 For Bond Issue And Posts
Kodiak residents will vote October 2 on a 630000 bond issue with 500000 for water system improvements and 130000 for sewer additions. They will also elect two councilmen, decide on selling property to Alaska Ice and Storage, Inc., and consider a new city charter at City Hall. Incumbents Bill Worth and Nick Frost seek reelection. Only last assessment names qualify to vote on bonds. age 19 plus one year Alaska residency and 30 days in city qualify for council, property sale, and charter votes.
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Kodiak
Alaska Ice and Storage, Inc
OCU
Alaska
Bill Worth
Nick Frost
Comin Events list in Mirror ads
Aug 31 steak night at Elks Club followed by Sept 2 church services. Moonlight Bowling at Elks Lanes on Sept 2. Labor Day holiday on Sept 3. Emblem Club meeting at Elks Club on Sept 6.
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Elks Club
Mirror
Church of Your Choice
Elks Lanes
Emblem Club
Arrest Record Four intoxication arrests in Kodiak
Chief R E Vickery reports four intoxication arrests in Kodiak over the past week. Suspects Walter Cohen Moses Alexanderoff George Naumoff and Nick Panamaroff each forfeited a 25 dollar bail bond.
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R. E. Vickery
Kodiak
Enrollment Nears Thousand Figure in Ko diak Schools
Mid week enrollment in the Ko diak public schools stood at 650 in elementary and 259 in high school for a total of 909. Supt Ivor Schott said Friday that with late registrations this week and next, enrollment will likely top the anticipated 1000 mark. Classroom work opens Tuesday morning.
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Kodiak Public Schools
Ivor Schott
PP Safety Slogan at School Days
A school safety slogan urges approaching school life with the curiosity and caution you had as a child. It emphasizes mindful behavior, attention to surroundings, and junior safety habits as students begin the new term.
Kodiak Kapsules Highlight Local Happenings At Start Of School
Bill Mason notes busy times as students prepare for the new school year. Sisters at St Mary’s praise five advancing pupils Wayne Kozak Joan Vickery Susanne Kraft Rita Johnon and Jimmy Vokachek. Kodiak area salmon fishing payments top seven million dollars, surpassing U S Russia Alaska sum. Wod linger Drug’s Mirror take rose from 55 to 100 last weekend as stock sales vanish Sunday. Aggressive magazine sales reps return with new tactics. PNA through flights to Seattle were booked midweek.
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St. Mary’s
Wayne Kozak
Joan Vickery
Susanne Kraft
Rita Johnon
Jimmy Vokachek
Kodiak
U. S
Russia
Alaska
Wodlinger
Egan Still Opposes Move to Relocate Capitol
Governor Bill Egan reiterated his firm opposition to a plan to relocate the capitol, noting he would not change his stance from 1960. He said the proposal would not alter his view and he agrees with his Republican opponent on this issue.
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Juneau
Bill Egan
Kodiak Faces Serious Water Shortage and Plant Closures
Kodiak faces a severe water shortage with three canneries ordered to cease operations starting September 1, 1962. Alaska Packers Association will not shut down, converting two tenders into tankers to haul water. City officials report July consumption at thirty-two million gallons, urging strict curtailment of nonessential use to protect fire safety and public health.
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Kodiak
Vern Hilliker
Alaska Packer
Alaska Packers
Alaska Packers Association
Beaver Lake
Seldovia Goose Crash Kills Five and Injures Four
Five men died and four were critically hurt when a twin engine Goose crashed near Seldovia on Thursday morning. Eight cannery workers were being flown to Homer for a connector to Seattle. Survivors included Homer pilot William C. De Craft and crewmen Tore Hoven and Bob Olsen. Dead include Dr. Ralph W. McKinzie of Silverton Floyd E. Durham Jr El Monte Herman G. Billalobos Dan MacEachern and Charles M. Anderson. The crash occurred in a timbered area after takeoff about 9:30 a.m.
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Seldovia
Here
Homer
Seattle
William C. de Craft
Tore Hoven
Bob Olsen
Florentine Lamage
Hawaii
Hoven
Olsen
Ralph W. McKinzie
Silverton
Colo
Floyd E. Durham, Jr
el Monte
Calif
Herman G. Billalobos
Dan MacEachern
Charles M. Anderson
Dept Seeking Salmon Tags
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game requests fishermen to return salmon tags promptly. Details from recovered tags aid future salmon run management. Include recovery date, location, and gear type if possible. Return to Box 686 Kodiak or office drop with contact Bob Roys. Tags at the office paid immediately. mailed tags pay by check with an informational leaflet.
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Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Kodiak
Alaska
Lazy Bay Youths Body Recovered After Dance Outing
Tecon Peterson Jr., a Kodiak fisherman from Moser Bay, was found drowned in Lazy Bay after attending a dance on August 12. A search was launched when he did not visit his sister as expected, and a 14 year old sighted the body on August 20. Police found no foul play.
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Tecon Peterson, Jr
Kodiak
Lazy Bay
Moser Bay
Kodiak Traveler's Money Is Stolen
A 19 year old Anchorage youth John A Neumann was arraigned on a grand larceny charge for stealing $100 in travelers checks from Kodiak resident Russell Olaf Coyne last Saturday. Neumann allegedly picked up Coyne’s dropped checks in a liquor store and forged the signatures.
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Anchorage
John A. Neumann
Russell Olaf Coyne
Kodiak
Neumann
Coyne
Pacific Northern sets two new July records in 1960s data
Pacific Northern Airlines carried 21,890 passengers in July and achieved 17,110,000 revenue passenger miles, both all-time highs. Previous highs were 20,829 passengers in 1962 and 17,051,000 revenue passenger miles in August 1959.
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Pacific Northern Airlines
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Kodiak Reservoir
Leite and Urdanl Addition
Bill Mason
Kodiak Seen & Head
PNA
Gov. Egan
APA
Bill Poland
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