Wo*4y liland Ntwa |
Last Saturday the Woody «
Island Volunteer Fire Depart- *
ment led by Fire Marshal 1
Chaffin and aided by Plant and v
Structure employees, burned t
off the dry grass and cleaned 1
up everything that was com- 1
bustible around all buildings.
Charles Baker, of operations^
has trans erred to the electro- '
nics maintenance branch and t
will soon be leaving for Ok la- l
homa City, where he will at- 1
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end a maintenance training,
chool before being re-assign' j
d to a new station in Alaska.
Iharlie’s wife. .June, and
heir daughter. Eddy Gale,
/ill be going al ng with him
nd they are looking forward
a visiting friends and rela
ives in Oklahoma.
Fred Biesmeyer returned
his week from Anchorage
/here he has been atteneing
eletyoe school. He will only
ie here a few days and then
ie returns to Anchorage to at
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Vote For
E. G. BAILY
Democratic Candidate
House of Representatives
Came to Alaska in 1945
Lives in Monntain View
Member Chamber of Commerce
V.F.W. Am. Leg.
Director ot Chugach Electric Ass’n.
for 4 years
Served in Navy World War 1
1917 to 1921 ’
Commissioned Officer
tend another CAA school.
Kodiak and Woody Island
should hare h new resident by
the time thi t> o->r goes'to
pre->s. Hugh uvH .dolly Brown
are expecting t.ofh-r youngs
ter any day no v end Molly is
keeping her weather eye on
the channel between here and
the hospital.
Bitle Arrives At KNS
Mr. Fred Bitle, of Fish and
Wildlife Service, arrived on
PNA this week to take charge
I of the Devil’s Canyon Fish
Hatchery located on the Ko
diak Naval Stat:on. Coming
from Leavenworth, Wash.,
1 home of the world’s largest
salmon hatchery, Mr. Bitle is
a fish culturist temporarily as
signed to this district.
Mr. Bitle was also at the
| hatchery last year, although
he arrived much later in the
season.
mmm n«pi Wmlwrta—
Larry Kritehen, a trapper
living in Cordova, Alaska, has
captured alive three wolveri
nes. v I ;ch is probably a re
cord for this type animal held
in captivity. The wolverine is
an especially vicious animal
and extremely hard to keep
and feed. But these three have
adopted their owner and are|
very haopy in their new en-j
vironment.
Kritehen also has 100 feet of i
film he h*>s taken of them eft-;
ing out of his hand. Another
peculiarity about these three
animals is the Wolverine held
in captivity has never given
birth to young while in capti
vity. One.uo£these is about to i
become a mother and their
keeper may have some baby
Wolverines on his hands. i
j Kritehen is looking for a’
market for his pets. Some zoo
may just be interested in pur-v
. chasing this little family, for
I an exhibit.
Amanas, rr ice rw”<
word from the middle weat of
the death cf her niece, Mrs.
Anna Larkin* at the St. Law
rence Hospiial at Topeka,
Kansas, on April 8th.
To mourn her loss she leaves
her husband J. K. Larkin, one
married daughter and a thir
teen year old grandson.
Larkin is grand neohew of
George Moton of Tulsa, Okla
homa, heir to the Moton oil
stock.
At their regular monthly
meeting the Parent Teachers
Association elected their of
ficers for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Ben Hall was elected
President; Mrs. Robert Spen
cer, 1st Vice President; Mrs.
Lloyd Cannon, 2nd Vice Presi
dent; Mrs. Don Lawhead,
Secretary, and Mrs. Tom Frost
Treasurer.
Installation will take place
at the regular meeting on
May 13th.' All members are
cordially invited and urged to
attend this meeting.
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