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Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20

Incumbent Gov. Bill Egan (D) and former Territorial Governor and a COP aspirant for the Gov ernor's seat, Mike Stepovich of Fairbanks, both arrived in Kodiak, Thursday, in their search for pri- mary votes.
 Governor Egan addressed mo- host dinner, Thursday evening at the Mecca, in which he painted a rosy economic picture for the state, stating that investors were looking towards Alaska as the state with a future. Meanwhile, Stepovich had comments to make about the "do- nothing" attitude of the administra- ton and Congressmen on foreign fishing in Alaskan waters and struck out at the failure of the pre- sent administrations road building program.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
Kodiak Has Hint Of Cold War Act

The Kodiak and the Trinity Islands, specifically, received a touch of cOld-war activity this past weekend.
 AS Gil Jarvela, pilot for the Kodiak Airways, and Robert s. ROys, Asst. Kodiak Area Manage ment Biologist, circled Russian fishing trawl at low level to get picture of it's activities, one of the fishermen picked up piece of wood on the deck and hurled it at the plane.
 "He missed us," Jarvela said, grinning.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
15 Little League A|Stars Selected This Week. Journey
 To Anchorage To Meet Spenard Champs Monday At PM

Krafts; Freddie Fowler, shortstop, Elks.
 Rick Sindylek, 3b, Red Sox; Wall Shuravaloff, 3b, Elks; Joe Lester, outfielder, Outdoorsmen; Gordon Ciano, outfielder, Krafts; Lee Jones, outfielder, Red Sox.
 Accompanied by Manager Bob Ekin and Coaches Eugene Moody and Vic Igartura, the Little Leaguers will leave Sunday via plane.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
Like Statistics? Here Are Some On Your State

Almost third, 69,796 or 32 per cent of Alaskan residents are na- tive-born, according to the US. De- partment of Commerce in its re- port on the US. Census of Popula- ton.
 Of Alaska's total population of 226, ,167, 128,588 are males with the median age of 23.7 years, while there are 97,579 females of 22.3 years median age.
 Tn the 95 to 99 year age group, 13 non-white males are shown.
 Alaska residents from other states predominate from the West (42,223), North Central (40,23T and from the South (38,920).
 Of the Al, 695 persons with earn ings, 56.7 worked 50 to 52 weeks during the year with median earn ings of $6,621. Median income per family was $7,326.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20

The Kodiak Little League All Stars drew the state defending champion, Spenard team, as their opponents in Anchorage in their first game to be played at 4 pm. Monday at the Anchorage diamond.
 Tryouts for the all-Star team from Kodiak have been held in re- cent days under the direction of Manager, Bob Ekin of the Elks team and Coach Moody of the Red Sox.
 From list of 20 boys, Is were
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
GOV. BILL EGAN

To capacity crowd at the Mecca 49 Room, Governor Egan lashed out at "the phony and irresponsi- ble propaganda about the states business climate being circulated by Republican candidates and newspapers.
 The Governor, in answer to a query from the audience, assured that "the Kodiak ferry will be a
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
Kodiak Will Have Two Voting Polls

Kodiak will have two of the states 339 precincts at the primary election on Aug. IA, according to an announcement by Jack E. Me Farland, director of elections and former Kodiak high school in- structor.
 The City Council indicated at it's last meeting that one of the poll ing places will be the city hall, and the second, some two or three blocks away on the opposite side of the Mill Bay Road.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
Locate New King Grabbing Area

King Crab exist in commercial quantities in the deep gully lead ing eastward out of Cape Chiniak, according to catch records released this week by Chuck Connelley, act ing base director of exploratory fishing and gear research for the US. Bureau of Commercial Fish cries.
 Connelley has been with the three biologists aboard the vessel Yaquina which is under charter to explore new areas for King Crab.
 Best grabbing in this gully was at from 46 to AT fathoms depth" said Connelley, adding, "the av- craze catch per pot at those depths was about 35 marketable size male King Crab. We got virtually noth- ing at AS fathoms-only 12 market able male crabs out of pots"
 The research area in the gully was about 30 to 50 miles out from Cape Chiniak. The research work will continue through the next five weeks.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
City Seeks Bids
 For Street Work

The City of Koliak has issued a call for bids, appearing in today's edition of the Mirror, for conStruc- ton of approximately 780 feet of Street Improvements on Mission Road from Main Street to Tagura Road.
 The bids will be opened at 5 pm. on Aug. 9 at the City Hall.
 Further information about the bids may be obtained from Doug las G. Preston, city clerk and treas urer.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
Swim Classes At Pete Deveau Pool

Swimming classes for children from the age of ? through IA will begin at pm. this Monday, July g, at Pete Deveau's swimming pool, according to Police Chief R. E. Vickery
 The classes will be held each afternoon through Friday, weather permitting and will be conducted under the Red Cross. Registration will be at the pool. Children are asked to furnish their own towels. Further information will be given at the pool
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20

selected to make up the team.
 The 15 Little Leaguers, their po- sitions and teams, who will make the trip leaving tomorrow are as follows:
 Eric Igartua, catcher, Braves; Doug Ekin, catcher, Elks; Jamie Beukers, 1b, Outdoorsmen; David Kraft, pitcher, Krafts; Jerry Val ley, pitcher, D&A; Dennis Frank lin, pitcher, Braves; Steve Hoff, 1b, Braves; Gary Fansler, 2b, Braves; Blake Butler, outfielder,
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
77-Pound Fish Leading HaIibut Derby To Date

A 77-lb. halibut caught by Travis Gilstrap currently has the lead in the annual Halibut Der by, according to the Kodiak Out d0Orsmen, sponsors.
 A 112-lb. halibut caught previ- Ously was disqualified.
 Close behind Gilstrap's catch is Bob Bardsley with two hail. but, one weighing 69 pounds and another 68. Fourth place honors, thus far go to Paul Bread with 64 pOunder.
 The Halibut Derby contest closes on Sunday, July 22.
 In the Junior Division, Mica Azeba with a 51-pounder paces the young fishermen while Da- vid Bardsley with a 37-pOunder is second.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
By Karl Armstrong

The "Humpies" came in! Kodiak canneries are swamped Fishermen have been put on a limit!
 What appears to be a record breaking pink salmon run is in full swing in the Kodiak area. Some ob- servers believe this may be the greatest salmon season in the is- lands history although more cau- tious officials make highly optimis- tic but more conservative state ments as to the overall season out look.
 It became evident on Monday that heavy runs of pink salmon were on in several mainland bays directly across the straits from Ko- diak and within the Kodiak area, particularly the Red River area and Afognak Island bays. By today reports indicated that fishing was at the least, good in all bays and excellent in many.
 On Monday cannerieS announced that they were placing a 1,2O0 fish
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
Two Leading Gubernatorial Candidates
 On Campaign Trail In Kodiak This Week

reality" He pointed out that the
 Kodiak ferry had to be a new de sign "an entirely new concept in marine designing" while the fer ries for Southeastern Alaska were similar to those used in Puget Sound. He gave assurances that "the new design notifications would put the total cost within the S3, 100000 amount available for it's construction.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
ARREST REPORT

Robert Gilbertson was fined $50 for operating motor vehicle with out the owners consent and on an other charge was fined $75 and had his drivers license suspended for 90 days for operating a motor ve- hicle while under the influence of liquor. Roy Kiester forfeited $25 bail on a drunk charge.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
Kodiak kapsuIes-
(By Bill MasOn)

With our new telephone books due off the press within a few weeks, we can't help but com ment that when a man answers the phone, he reaches for a pen cil. A woman grabs chair. SIGNS OF THE TIMES:
 The real music-lover is the woman who applauds when her husband comes home singing at 4 am.
 Wives don't mind suffering in silence as long as their husbands know they're doing it.
 Behind every successful business man there's a woman with nothing to wear.
 If you drink, don't park-acci- dents cause people.
 After couple of weeks in the fair community of Kodiak, we have come to the conclusion that the quickest way to starve to death is to go into the air-con- ditiOning business, and this point was brought to mind at last Thursdays Chamber meeting
 (Continued on Page 6)
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
MIKE STEPOVICH

"Something definitely should be done, and done soon to protect Alaskan fishing grounds from for eign encroachment," Mike Stepo- vich, who is seeking the Republi- can nomination for Governor, said yesterday in Kodiak.
 Continued On Page A
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
Record Breaking Salmon Catch Looms As canneries Are Pushed To Keep Up

per man per day limit By Wednes- day the canneries in the consolida- tion had raised the limit to 2,000 but reduced it yesterday to 1,50O and today revealed they had to place it at 1,200 again today as
 Continued on Page D
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20
Ten Grouse Will Be Planted Here

Harry Merriam, district biolo- gist in Petersburg for the ADFG, said that it is an attempt to intro duce a new game bird in the Ko- diak area.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20

Ten grouse captured along Nit kof Highway were shipped by ar to Kodiak last week for planting on the island by the Alaska Depart ment of Fish and Game.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20

fishing operating off the tip of Trinity Islands this weekend Alaska Fish Department officials who keeping operations of surveillance sometime fishing About 31 atches four mother ships spotted this past weekend The stacks the fishermen objected photographed and threw of wood at ways.-(AFG PhotO-Mrror Engravng)
Kodiak mirror., 1962-07-20

TEST SIREN TOMORROW
 The civil defense siren will be tested again tomorrow at noon.
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GRADY MOTORS

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r. and h.. auto. trans. many Other
extras, excel, cond.. one-year war
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Cadillacs
Premium Cars For The
Discriminating BUYER

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Rosenthal

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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-15

Wednesday evening, Bible
study, all ages 7:30 pm.
First Congregational Church
of Claridon
Saturday, Feb. II - Couple
club bowling party aC 800
at Ernest Lanes Host and
hostess Dan and Janet
Hess.
Sunday, Feb. 18 - 1000 am.
Church school
11:OO am. Morning worship
700 pm. Senior and junior
Pilgrim Fellowship. Dis
cussion of Christian SYM
balls. Everyone invited.
Monday, Feb. 10 = First Al
lied Enlistment training ses-
sion, 7::3O at the church.
Wednesday Feb. 81 - Wo-
mems Fellowship luncheon
Tupperware party to follow.
ClaridOn Revival Center
Taylor Road
Located off Rt. 322
Tuesday, Feb. 20 a so minute
film, Power of ReSSurec-
ton.
Sunday - 1000 a. m. Sunday
school. 7::45 pm. Evangelistic
Service.
Tuesday = 7:45 Young peo.
plies service.
Thursday - 7:45 pm. Pray
er service.
Special music in all servic-
es. Prayer for the sick.
Church of the Good Shepherd
CHURCH CALENDAR
Main and Center Streets,
ChardOn
Thursday, Feb. Is - WomenS
prayer meeting, 200 pm.
Workers Conference 7::30 D.
m.
Saturday, Feb. II - G. A.
Youth Party TOO pm. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John DiJoy Meadowridge
Drive, Chesterland.
Sunday, Feb. Is - Sunday
school 1000 am.
Lesson Christ Promises
the Holy Spirit" in 16, Ro-
mans 8
Central Truth: The Holy
Spirit has been sent to work
in and through the believer.
Golden Text: Howbeit when
he, the Spirit of truth, is
come, he will guide you in
to all truth. in 1918.
Morning worship, HOO a.
m.
County home service, 2::30
pm.
Choir rehearsal 600 pm.
Christ Ambassadors $50 p.
m.
Defenders, $50 pm.
Evangelist service, TOO D.
m.
Wednesday, FEB. 21- Pray
er and Bible study, 7::3O pm
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-15
St. Lukes' Is
Planning
Card Party

Plans are nearing compile
ton for a dessert card party
the Women of st. Luke's Ep-
iscopal church, Wilson Mills
Rd., are h aving g Tuesday
Feb. 27.
This is an opportunity to
spend a pleasant afternoon at
very little cost with a group
of friends. The party will start
at 1890 and last until 4 pm
Mrs. Robert McNish will
have charge of the nursery
where the small fry may be
left while mothers play cards
visit and have refreshments
There will be table prizes
and other attractions all for
the price of rs cents. Mrs
John Gore, chairman Of the
event, invites the public to
come and visit one of Geau-
gas newest churches. Those
attending are asked to bring
their own cards.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-15

A committee of the United
Church Women of Geauga
County met on February 9 at
the home of it's chairman,
Mrs. R. H. Schwarz of Ches-
terland, to plan for the 10th
observance of World Day of
Prayer. The day is sponsored
annually by United Church
Women, a general depart
ment of the National Council
of Churches of Christ in the
U.S.A., representing II mil
lion Protestant and Orthodox
women. 1t begins with pray
ers at dawn on the Tonga Is
lands in the Pacific. Follow
ing the sun around the world,
the women's prayers will be
offered in C a h e d r a ! S, in
churches of br k and of
thatch, and out of doors. The
final services will be held in
Alaska.
Mrs. S C h war; announc-
ced the day will be observed
Friday, March 8; the theme
is For God So Loved the
World. The service t h S
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-15
CHURCH NEWS
Day of Prayer Planned by
tGeauga United Church Women

year was written by Christian
women in Uruguay. Locally
the day will be observed in
Bainbridge Valley PreSbyter-
ian, Chardon Assembly of
God, Chesterland Christ Pre-
sbyterian, Middlefield Metho-
dist and Montville Commun-
ity1churches. Everyone is in
vited to attend.
The orphan sponsored by
United Church Women of Ge-
auga County is Roberto Mac
hado, Lar MethodiSta Home
at Santa Maria, Southern
Brazil. The Protestant home
is on the order of a farm with
a school included. Roberto is
13 years old and belonged to a
very poor family. His chore
is to weed the garden, his
favorite study reading, and
his favorite sport = baseball.
Last fall over 400 pounds of
school clothing, seWed by wo-
men of Geauga county, were
sent through Church World
Service. This organization
shipped 345, ,586,11 pounds of
food, clothing, medicines and
relief supplies for free dis
tribution in SO countries a.
broad during 1861.
Those who attended t h e
committee meeting were Mrs
Leonard Miller, president of
United Church Women, Mrs.
w. r. Bechtel and son, Mrs.
Melvin Rear of Chesterland
Mrs. Roy Coats and Mrs.
Arthur ThraSher of Burton,
Mrs. Alfred Frantz and Mrs.
Calvin Wedge of Hambden
Mrs. Walter Corey and Mrs.
Wade Garfield of Chardon
Mrs. Bruce Cook and Mrs.
Stanley Robertson of Middle
field, Mrs. Andreae MoSent-
hal and Mrs. James Watt OF
cambridge, Mrs. c h a r | e S
Leggett, Mrs. Herbert Koer-
ner, Mrs. Leo Huntoon of
Montville.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Urban V.
Pflum, indianapolis, Indiana
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Judith Anne,
to Mr.. Lawrence Patrick Da-
Wis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
M. Davis of Stukey Hill Es-
tateS, Chardon. The wedding
will take palce April 28th at
Saint Monica'S C a t h o i C
church, with the Reverend
FIR. Paul J. Utz celebrating
the Nuptial Mass.
Miss Pftlum attended Frank
lin College, Franklin Indiana,
where she was a member Of
Delta Zeta social sorority, Pi
Kappa Delta and Theta Alpha
Phi honorarieS. In 1860 she
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-15
lack Evans
Rites MONDAY

MDDLEFIELD - L. Jack
Evans, 80, of Rt. 81 died
Thursday night at Cleveland
Clinic hospital following a
prolonged illness.
He was born March 25, 1922
in Niles, Ohio and was the
foster son of the late Carl
Nyes and his widow Bessie,
of MeSopotama.
For the past nine years, Mr.
Evans resided II Middlefeild
where he was a laboratory
technician with Johnson Rub
ber Co.
He married the former Miss
Ann NeSterak on Oct. 18, 1852
in Windsor
Survivors are his widow; a
daughter, Jacqueline; a son,
Dale; a sister, Mrs. Margaret
Daniels, of ElmhurSt, Ill; a
brother, Walter, of San Jose,
Cal.
Services were held at 2 p.
m. Monday at the Russell
Funeral home.
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Tunlior
to Meet at
CanfeM'

The Junior Aid Of the Pill
grim Christian church will
meet this week Thursday,
Feb. Is, at 800 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Wade Garfield,
216 Allynd Blvd. Assisting
Mrs. Garfield, will be Miss
June Stone, Mrs. A. c. Sch
neider, and Mrs. Theodore
Payer. Miss Hazel Johnson
will lead the devotionS.
The Alert Group Of the Pill
grim Christian chuch will
meet on February 81, at 100
pm. in the sanctuary build
ing. HoSteSses for this meet
ing will be Mrs. Jeanne Rad
cliffe, Mrs. Anna Clause, Mrs
Ella Stewart, and Mrs. Betty
LogSdon. The Senior Aid will
also be meeting at the same
time in the home of Mrs. Mar
lie Erhardt, 2O6 Court St., with
Mrs. Orrill Whitney as co
hostess. Mrs. Adella Maier
will lead devotionS and Mrs.
Clara Bartlett will present
the program. The Friendship
Guild will meet on the same
date at 800 pm. at CHE home
of Mrs. Beverly Demko, $40
Downing Drive, with Mrs.
Violet Parsons, Mrs. Helen
Miller and Mrs. Betty Moh-
ney assisting. Mrs. Rosemary
Summers will lead devotionS
and the program will be DO
eS TeleviSion Influence US?"
and will be presented by
George H. Mathiesen, Gener-
al Manager of KYW TV.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-15

covering the territory Of Ohio
and Kentucky. Because his
auditing position continued to
require so much time away
fom his family, he returned
to his construction business
He presently specializes in
cabinet making and the pur-
chasing, refinishing and re-
pairing of antiques.
He is a member of Chester
Grange No. 2479 where he has
served as Master for the past
two years.
He is married to the former
Amelia Donahue and is tho
father of three children, Lau-
ra, 10; Mark, II and Betsy,
10.
Mr.. La MoreauX stated that
his candidacy is in response
to expressions of faith by
members of the Democratic
party and friends in his abil-
ity to be of service in this
capacity.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-15
VIM. Fuess
Died Saturday

BURTON - William Ed
ward FuesS, "a, of w. Center
Street died Saturday at Gea-
uga Community hospital of
natural causes.
He was born in Erie Oct. 7,
1877, and moved here II years
age. In 1902 he was married
to the former Ida Emma Hus-
ted.
Mr.. FuesS was a member
of the Lutheran church. He
was a retired machiniSt.
Surviving are his wife, son,
Milton, of Bur on, grand
daughter, Miss Donna Jean
FueSS of Cleveland, and brot-
her Edward Joseph, of Erie
Services were held at l p.
m. Monday, with Rev. Don
aid PreSlan, pastor of the
Burton Congre g a t o n
al church, officiating.