Sflip's Tavern Under
New Management
Since Sept. 1, the Ship’s Ta-[
vern has been under the man
agement of Jake Foley, for
mer American Legion Club
manager, and Bill Kosoff for
mer bartender at the Mecca
Bar.
The two men leased the bar
from Gene Irwin, Bill Criss,
and Mrs. Bea Nachtweih, ow
ners. Irw'n has been manager
of the business since it was
purchased from Kim De
Young.
Private First Class Mike
Kerr, USAF, was in town this
week, visiting his mother,
Mrs. Grace Kerr.
New Police Chief
Plans Dog Round-Up
Good law enforcement in
Kodiak with a minimum of
conflict and dissension is the
goal Carter Seymour, new
chief of police, has set for
himself.
The new chief of police ar
rived in town Sunday after
attending a meeting of the
Northwest Peace Officers As
sociation at Sitka as a repre
sentative of the city of Ko
diak.
Seymour, whose home is at
Moose Lake, Wash., served
for six years as a member of
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the Washington State High
way Patrol and since May of
this year as training officer for
the Northwest Peace Officers'
Association.
He has requested the cooper
ation of all residents in the
control of dogs..
He pointed to the recent re
port on the number of dogs
infected with Weil’s disease
and said that unless owners
keep the animals at home or
on leash they will be picked
up.
“We will not take enforce
ment action unless it is neces
sary but owners must cooper
ate in keeping dogs controll
ed,” Seymour said.
Seymour is a graduate of
Alabama Military Institute
and took a course in police ad
ministration at Oglethorpe,
Ga. He studied business law
and administration for one
year at the Duval Business
, College.
He is a navy veteran of 10
years service.
Mrs. Seymour will come to
Kodiak as soon as suitable
housing is found.
Ovid McKinley and Dorwin
Ware will continue to serve as
city patrolmen.
New Ruling For
Merchant Seamen
The date for merchant sea
men to possess specially vali
dated documents as a condi
tion of employment on board
certain categories of merchant
vessels has been set for Oct.
1, 1951.
This requirement is to be ef
fective on merchant vessels of
100 gross tons and over en
gaged in foreign trade, inter
coastal trade and coastwise
trade to Alaska or the Hawaii
an Islands.
In July an order published
in the Federal Register set the
date for seamen to have ob
tained the documents as Sept.
1, 1951.
The Commandant of the
Coast Guard announced re
cently that the effective date
of this requirement has been
postponed until October 1.
Prior to Oct. 1 the screening
of merchant seamen for secur
ity security clearance will re
main unchanged. This post
ponement will be published in
the Federal Register at an
early date.
Georgia Wilson
To Marry Sept. 9
Lieut, and Mrs. Reginald
Daniels announce the coming
marriage of her daughter,
Georgia Mayo Wilson to Lieut.
Comdr. William Charles Nor
cutt, USN, on SeDt. 9.
William and Etta Worth
gave a warranty deed to Arr
on D. and Lucy Estabrook for
a part of lot 2, block 14 of the
City of Kodiak and it has
been recorded.
Bed Malutin
Wad To Marine
Miss Beatrice Irene Malutin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John R. Malutin, became the
bride of RFC Peter Smith, of
the Marines, Sunday after
noon.
The ceremony was held in
the Russian Orthodox Church,
which was decorated with late
summer garden and wild dow
ers. Father Alexander Popoff
performed the marriage.
The bride wore a gold net
gown, with full skirt. The
peplum and yoke were of
matching lace. She wore yel
low roses in her short veil and
carried a matching bouquet.
Mrs, James Garroute, mat
ron of honor, wore a French
blue gown and carried pink
roses. Bridesmaids were Miss
Margie Malutin. in dusty pink,
and Miss Dolly Olsen inmirt
green.
Susie Morrison and Sonja
Kopon, both in pale blue dres
ses, were flower girls and car
ried yellow daisies.
Victor Malutin, brother of
the bride, was best man.
Crownholders were Alexander
jPopoif, Jr., Nick Frost, Sgt.
j Robert Daggett, and PFC
[ Fred Comer.
| Following? the wedding a re
ception was held at the home
of th.j bride’s parents.
| Edward Pagano, son of Mrs.
! August Heitman. and Nick
| Frost, son of Mr. and Mrs.
I Tom Frost, Sr., left Wednes
, day for California to return to
(college.
j Both men are starting their
' senior year at San Francisco
: State. They have been work
ing for Lytle and Green, con
’ struction company, this sum
lmer.
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