Elks Host
To Children
The annual Thanksgiving
Day dinner sponsored by B. P.
O.E. 17y2 for children was
held Thursday at the club.
Turkey with all the trim
mings was served to over fifty
children. Sam Serrell was chief
cook for the event. The Kodiak
Baptist Mission children and
staff were present for the din
ner.
William Stone, superintend
ent of the Mission gave a
short talk. The officers of the
lodge, dressed in tuxedos, act
ed as waiters, Leon Johnson,
exalted ruler, made a brief
speech of welcome. I
[ Last night Dan Lhamon,
member of the Fairbanks lodge
and president of the Alaska
West Elks Association, and
Max LaLande, district deputy,
visited the lodge and witnessed
the initiation of 20 new mem
1 bers.
! Tonight the Elks are stag
ing a buffet supper and dance.
On December 14 and 15 a fall
carnival will be held. Jim Ben
net is in charge of the carni
val.
Madsens In California
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Madsen
are vacationing in California
this week. They drove to Glen
dale from Seattle, Washing
ton.
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[aFB Meets
{Monday
1 The annual fall meeting of
the Alaska Fisheries Board
will be held in Juneau Novem
ber 26 to December 1, C. L.
Anderson, executive director
of the board, announced re
cently.
A report of the planting of
red salmon eggs in barren
lakes and streams on Afognak
and Kodiak Islands will be
made.
The principal topic during
the meeting will be a discus
sion of the proposed changes
in fishing regulations for the
1952 season with adoption of
specific recommendations for
submission to the Fish and
Wildlife Service.
The present members of the
Alaska Fisheries Board are
Karl Brunstad, Kodiak; Ira
Rothwell, Cordova; W. 0.
Smith, Ketchikan; J. H.
Wakefield, Port Wakefield and
J. P. Valentine, Ketchikan.
Written statements from
persons unable to attend the
meetings are encouraged by
the board, Anderson said.
OPS Ruling
Hits Builders
Juneau — The construction
and building trades industry
was placed under a special
1 ceiling price regulation by the
OPS this week.
Military construction is ex
empted and contractors who
hold sub-contracts for mili
tary work will not be affected
by the regulation.
“Except for actual increases
in labor and material costs it
is not expected that the new
regulation will result in any
general increase in the
charges for construction
work,” Fred Hanford, terri
torial director of OPS, said.
Telephone Book
Salesman Here
Everett E. DeZell, sales rep
resentative of the General Tel
ephone Directory Company of
Long Beach, California, has
been in town soliciting adver
tising the past week.
A telephone directory for
the entire territory will be
made into one book he said.
DeZell is a nephew of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Haag.
Help Fight TB
Buy Christmas Seals
Wider Trap
Openings Proposed
Juneau (A>) — Proposals
were made at a U. S. Fish and
Wildlife Service hearings for
rules next year to require 12
foot wide openings in fish trap
leads during all periods when
trap fishing is prohibited.
Suggestions were made for
staggered opening dates to
take advantage of early runs
of salmon in various areas.
The hearing lasted one day.
Independent commercial fish
ermen and officials of the A
laska Canned Salmon Industry
Inc. participated.
Buy Christmas Seals
Governor Orders
Prisoner Released
Michael Mullan of Afognak,
who received a six months
jail sentence on September 7,
has received a commutation
of his sentence from Governor
Ernest Gruening.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Clar
ence Dizney received a tele
i gram from the Governor’s
office containing the informa
tion. A letter of authorization
I has been mailed to the mar
^ shal.
Henry Eaton left by plane
recently for the states. He will
join his family at Edmonds,
Washington.
W odlin ger-H ert s
liriHj Stores
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TOYS
GIFTS CARDS
WRAPPING PAPER
Vi e will gift wrap your purchases
and also
wrap packages for mailing
Shop the drug stores
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