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Newspaper

Kodiak Mirror

Location

Kodiak, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1961

Page

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Commercial Plane Lands at Kodiak New Airport

Orin D. Seybert of Peninsula Airways inaugurated Kodiak's new city airport for commercial traffic at Pilot Point Alaska. He landed his five place Comanche on the strip Friday and left Sunday with passengers for Chignik. Seybert called the strip fine and said it should aid the town as local pilots inspected the retractable gear aircraft. Future development drawings will be publicly displayed soon.

Kodiak Orin D. Seybert Peninsula Airways Pilot Point Alaska Chignik Seybert

Kodiak Cold Storage Plant Plans Progressing On Schedule

Kodiak Cold Storage Company reports progress on a new facility in Kodiak with engineering drawings due March 1 and bids sought April 1. The plant will house current equipment with room to grow, offering freezing and storage for the public and an initial capacity of 500000 pounds, aimed to open December 1. Officials express optimism for Kodiak’s future and regional benefits.

Kodiak

Queens Sought for Kodiak Festival Queen Contest

Entries open for the annual Queen contest at the King Crab Festival in Kodiak May 5 to 7. Governor William Egan will crown the queen who receives a 500 dollar cash honorarium, with Roberta Mueller named as the first candidate sponsored by Thompson Transfer and Anna's Apparel. Tickets cost 1 dollar for a grand prize car, with 100 dollars to the ticket seller.

Kodiak Ray Martin Alaska William Egan Martin Roberta Mueller Erich Mueller Thompson Transfer Anna’s Apparel Frank Irick

Banking Facilities at Naval Station Fridays End Soon

National Bank of Alaska Kodiak Branch will discontinue Friday banking at the Naval Station next week after a survey found low business volume. The Navy and Treasury approved the change. The base service ends after Friday, February 10, while Kodiak city hours shift to 6 to 8 p.m. on Fridays. The bank offers postage paid mail envelopes for customers.

Naval Station National Bank of Alaska Kodiak al Hochberger Hochberger Department of the Navy U. S. Treasury Department Naval Base

Highlights of Kennedy State of the Union Address

President Kennedy outlined economic and national security measures in a State of the Union message to Congress. Proposals include expanded unemployment benefits, housing programs, tax incentives, foreign aid, Peace Corps creation, and stronger U.N. support, with emphasis on Latin America and long term development.

Kennedy Congress U. S Department of Housing and Urban Affairs Secretary of Defense State Department Americas Latin America United Nations

Ray Martin Heads South for Month-Long Vacation

Ray Martin left today for the South for a month long vacation.

Ray Martin The South 48

Elks Plan Steak Night For Members And Guests

Elks Lodge hosts another steak night for members and wives Emblem Club members and escorts on Saturday Feb 11 Dinner at 7 pm served to 9 30 pm Dancing to follow at 10 pm

Elks Lodge Emblem Club

Eye Clinic Set to Run Feb 5 at Downtown School

Dr Milo Fritz eye specialist and John Spahn optometrist from Anchorage will hold a week long clinic at the downtown school from February 5 to 12. Eye exams offered to children and adults. appointments via Mrs Hall at 2344 or the Dr Johnson Clinic.

Milo Fritz John Spahn Anchorage Hall Dr. Johnson

Fifty Years Of Naval Aviation Observed at Station

The 50th anniversary of naval aviation was observed at the Naval Station on January 27 with a gathering at the Officer's Club. Rear Adm. H. H. Caldwell cut a giant aircraft carrier shaped cake to mark the celebration, with naval aviators across the service in attendance.

Naval Station Officer’s Club Adm H. H. Caldwell USN Alaskan Sea Frontier 17Th Naval District

School District Receives Funds For Federal Aid

The Kodiak Independent School District is to receive 26142 dollars as immediate payment from funds aiding schools in federally affected areas. The grant, part of a tentative 1961 entitlement of 41007 dollars under Public Law 874, supports districts in military-occupied regions. A treasury check for 26142 dollars is expected within a week or so.

Kodiak Independent School Alaska Earnest Gruening E. L. Bartlett Rep. Rivers Mirror L. G. Derthick U. S. Commissioner of Education Treasury

Dog Poisoner Suspected Here in Kodiak

City Sanitarian Dick Pace reports suspected dog poisonings in Kodiak linked to strychnine. Investigations by Pace and Dr. Bruce Keers suggest deaths are not from rodent baits, with one stomach test positive for strychnine. Residents urged to leash dogs and report tips about "Strychnine Sam" to Police Chief Roland Vickery or Pace.

Kodiak Dick Pace Pace Bruce Keers Anchorage Keers Roland Vickery

High School Plans Charter Flight to Anchorage Tournament

On February 14 the basketball team will charter a PNA DC3 to Anchorage for the inter Alaska tournament. Five seats remain at 20 dollars one way or 40 dollars round trip. Interested students should contact Mrs. Dawson or Coach Joe Floyd.

Anchorage Joe Floyd

Alaska King Crab processing slows but steady at Tagura cannery

Emil Norton, superintendent of Tagura Road Cannery, reports king crab processing this year is lighter than last year though activity persists. About 43 boats fish mainly in Alitak. 56 workers handle packing and freezing as Sunris e and G W King Boats deliver crabs. 12 000 crabs, roughly 130 000 pounds, have been brought in this week. Fortu na will pick up 60 000 pounds as EILEEN returns to service after a breakdown and Bob Resoff travels to Seattle for company work.

Alaska Emil Norton Tagura Road Alitak Sunrise George Harris G. W. King Jim Markey King Crab, Inc Eileen Anton Isaksen Bob Resoff Seattle

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