Woody Island N«ws
The Woody Island bear
hunters returned Saturday
from their trip to Raspberry
Straits and Muskomee Bay.
The Erickson family. Mr. and
Mrs. Balloway, and Caroline
and Ernest Lucia from Spe
nard, Alaska, returned empty
handed but enjoyed the trip.
Johnny Katelnikoff toak the
■expedition out in his boat, the
^Seamount. They visited Ouzin-'
*ke village before continuing
■on'to camp in Muskomee Bay.
Johnny and the Seamount
:ar,e.off' again to Afognak, this
time with ,, Jim Cusack and
•“IfpljyiV Holroyd. Jim and
“Holly” figured it was the
women, whp kept th$, bears
away op, the Erickson ,tfip,, so
ne wjotnen.are alio wed,, ,$)ong
op.this ‘trip- ...V-u.
Bob ^ackburn, CAA^echr^L
cian.in.qj^rge at ShuyfH-., aqd
■hkvJamiiyAre leaving..for ,a
■months' vacation in Uae states. (
A«uest*t the home of Mrl
and & r< Thayer Kessler, i*
John Stevie, 64, of Medford
Oregon. Mr. Stevie enjoye<
his first airplane ride on this,
his first visit to Alaska. He is
the father of Mrs. Thayei
Kessler
Most unusual sight of the
week: Moon Mullins and
Sriend, chipping golfing balls,
with a seven iron, around the
ball-park between rain
showers one soggy afternoon.
Stan Erickson was the first
Woody resident to catch a
mess-o-fish this season....
Those “awful” ones!
The school children enter
tained Mir. and Mrs. Webster
Calloway, at a farewell partv
May 8th. They have accepted
teaching positions at Dilling
ham for the next term.
Bob Palmer and family ar
-r{ved at Shuyak on May 6th.
is providing relief for
Robert Blackhurii;' who is
taking a vacation in the
States. ' ; ....
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NOTIO
IN THE UNITED STATES
COMMISSIONER’S (EX-OF
FICIO PROBATE) COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY OF
ALASKA, KODIAK COM
MISSIONER’S PRECINCT
Notice to Creditor*
In the matter of the Estate of
GRACE P. STAFFORD.
Deceased
PROBATE NO. 468
All concerned are hereby
notified that Raymond J. Staf
ford was on the 12th day of
April, 1954, appointed Execu
tor of the Last Will and Tes
tament of Grace P. Stafford,
j Deceased.
I AH persons having claims
| against said Estate are hereby
required to present the same,
with proper vouchers verified
according to law, within six
months from the date of this
Notice, to the undersigned
Executor at the office of his
j Attorney. Paul A. Dupler, Ko
diak, Alaska.
| Dated at Kodiak, Alaska,
this 11th day of May, 1954. *
fs] Raymond J. Stafford
Executor.
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tLastPub. 6-5-54
Ben Kraft returned to Ko
diak after five weeks in the
states.
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NOTICE OF HEARING j ( |
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'0f £he Alaska Employment Security Law contained in Chapter
99, SLA 1953, all Alaska employers or operating units of sych
employers, which because of the seasonal nature of their
operations qualify under the definition and formula established
by said law, are notified to be and appear before the Em- j
ployment Security Commission at its office in Anchorage, A*
laska on Wednesday May 26. .1954, St, ten o’clock in the fore
noon of said day and show cause if any they have, why theg.
should not be deemed to be seasonal employers or operating i
Units of such employers and why said Commission shall not
determine the seasonal period and duration thereof for said
employers or operating units thereof.
j This notice is given in conformance with Section 51-5-11
ACLA 1949 providing for a public hearing on the above date
and place and all employers or operating units thereof are in*
vited to submit data relating to the best practices of the in
dustry in which the employer is engaged.
A. B. PHILLIPS, Executive Director
Employment Security Commission of Alaska
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