Woody Island News
Everyone welcomes the |
Griego family to Woody Is-1
land. Mrs. Florence Griego j
with her three children, Ste-|
vie, Barbara, and Nicky, join
ed her hasband on Woody last
Thursday. During Greg’s year
in Alaska, his family stayed in
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Sally Cessler and her grand
father, Mr. J. H. Stevie left
late last week for Medford,
Oregon. Sally is planning to
return to Woody in time for
school this fall.
Mrs. Audrey Cusack with
two of her children has been
visiting and shopping in Fair
DanKS. i^eanwniie, ner nus
band. Jim’ arifr- young son
Kenneth, have been living
bachelor’s lives on Woody.
Here’s hoping that the
weather clears up for the
much anticipated Elks picnic
on Woody.
L. R. Waters, Tacoma.
Wash, is spending several
days visiting in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Brouil
lard, who is the foreman for
the Urban Contracting Com
pany working on the Naval
Base.
Waters, a retired railroad
man fired one of the crack
trains on the Burlington Road.
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u. S. Navy A dmlral
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Kodiak. Alaska ... A Navy on
site party from the Offiice of
the Inspector General in the
- Navy Department, Washing
ton, D. C., arrived at the U.S.
Naval Station. Kodiak, Alaska
on Wednesday July 21.
The Board, headed by Rear
Admiral C. L G. Atkeson, US
N, will evaluate management
and operational adequacy of
the local Navy activity t* pe r
form its role in support of the
fleet operating forces.
As part of a relatively new
system for checking the effici
ency and effectiveness ofNavy
shore activities, Navy on-site
survey boards conduct their
studies at the locations of the
activities concerned. The
Boards are composed of tech
nical experts in various fields
of naval administration and
management. Reports of the
complete studies ar<. submitted
to the Secretary of the Navy,
i An on-site survey isconducted
annually at all major shore act
tivities in each Naval District.
Rear Admiral Kenneth Craig
USN, Commander, Alaskan
Sea Frontierand Commandant,
SEVENTEENTH Naval Dis
trict, was present to greet the
arriving survey team, along
with Captain W.K. Rhodes.
USN, Commanding Officer
Naval Station, Kodiak and
their Staff members
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daily limit catch, each boat
being limited to 1250 fish perj
man per boat, but it is felt |
that no restrictions will be put j
on this years catch.
The Halferty Cannery hasj
added a four pound line to its |
operation thia year, and will,
continue the one pound tall;
line as in the past. The four j
pound cans are primarily put
up for hotel, restaurant and
institutional use. The four;
pounders are all hand packed
thus employing another
twenty-five local people in the
operation. To date the cannery
employs 110 people, 85 of
which are local residents.
There are five tenders work
ing for the local cannery and
all of them are bringing daily
loads in for canning.
The prospect for a Leary
season is extremely bright
which will have a tremendous
effect on the economics of the
City of Kodiak._
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