DMA KNOW
There ain’t no fish at Ma
noshkal Yep, that’s what I’m
told. There ain’t no fish at Ma
noshka! Last Sunday a big
gang of the clan went out to
Miller’s Point on a picnic, and
Nita made the astounding re
mark. Just to prove her prog
.nostication incorrect Stan did
A little surf fishing and pulled
. in a,nio^ three pound ... dollie.
.A little later he . caught a
.“Poggie”. According to Stan
.and verified by Butch, there
.ain't no finer eaten fish caught
i in the. area than a ‘ ‘Poggie’ ’.
Butch sez they have to be fil
leted in a certain manner and
Stan>swears by their pure
white with a bluish cast meat,
as being a real delicacy.
WeJl in due time we all sat
down to a delicious lunch on
the beach, and right after we
ate, Nita. beeame extremely
busy colleccirg rocks with
Veins of quartz in them for her
rock garden which is in the
process of manufacture in her
yard at home, Now everyone
knows why so many wore ia
vited to tk« picnic. Jast U>
carry those pesky rocks up the
quarter mile of hill to the
road. Butch had about fifty
pounds wrapped in a blanket,
Stan had an empty beer case
full, Jess had an arm full and
Bill not only had rocks, he
had a collection of fancy knot
ted driftwood. Well to cut a
long story short everyone had
rocks in their head except me,.
I only two rocks but I carried
the “Poggie”. If a camera
were avai1 able we could cer-[
tainly have blown Nita's
theory sky high because
“There is fish ih- Manoslika,"
after all.
H^warc}.Green arrived back
in Kodiak over the week end.
He and his wife Frieda'W’ftrked [
in Supply at the base for seve- •
ral years-and then they went'
outside to work in California.
They weren't ever coming
back either. What does Kodiak
have that Northern California
has missed.
All the boys are out fishing,
the cannery is open, and the
old Kodiak is taking on a new
industrious look.
Why are the Republicans so
secretive about their appoint
ments? The Judge had us all
in a quaudar* -cd then to add
insult u> injury the Anchorage
papers were given the scoop
when actually it was of much
more interest to Kodiak and
very little to them.
Wonder what happened to
the twenty houses in the East
Addition that were going to
be ready on July first? Well
nufsed. You can't put out a
fire by applying gasoline to it.
However, there was one
definite sign that some action
will take place in the very
near future. Oscar Hansen is
back from Seattle and it won’t
be long before they will be
moving upon “Piety Hill.”
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.. Walter Wick, age 34, and
Kerrnit Norem, age 32, were I
arrested on Saturday night by I
the city police for fighting.
They were both charged with
disorderly conduct and bail
was, set at $35.
Both posted bond, but
neither appeared to stand trial
on Monday morning before
City Magistrate Robert Hed
loff, thereby forfeiting their
bail money.
Wick is a carpenter at Woody
Island and Norem is an elec
trician at the Naval Station.
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ERRORSCORRKCTSO
In the July 10th issue *f the <
MIRROR several mistakes ap
peared that need clarification. 1
In the front page picture of
the “Little Fishermen and the
Majorettes” the If st name of
ane of the Majorettes was
misspelled. Instead of Heather
Lindsley the name should have
appeared as Heather Lindsey.
Another correction, instead of
the United Fishermen of
America, the copy should have
rma, me uniuu ru&ermea
A Alaska.
Carlenw Erickson was also
>ne of the group of Majorettes
jut unfortunately she was not
visible in the picture. The
write up of the parade made a
misstatement also; there were
enly four little fishermen in.
stead of six as printed. We
July apologize for the above
errors.
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