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TABLE OF CONTENTS Pages Salmon Canneries 1-5 Shellfish Processors Fresh/Frozen and Cured Products Miscellaneous Products This statistical leaflet is designed to provide a list of commercial operators and the type of products they market. The leaflet reflects only those companies which actually processed fish or shellfish in Alaska during 1969. Non-operating companies involved in consolidation are not included. Many companies market their products through a wholesale outlet or brokerage firm. Persons interested in obtaining Alaskan seafood products should contact the companies mentioned in this leaflet. The leaflet is divided into four sections. At the beginning of each section is a graph which compares 1969 production to an average volume of production for that category. The average data presented in each graph is an average of three years production, 1967-1969. Production statistics for any particular year are available from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. CANNED SALMON PRODUGTION In thousatids of standard 48 lb cases 1969 Production I Three year average = Pink ,, I SALMON CANNERIES Company Name and Address Plant Location Can Size Alaska Packers Association, Inc. Chignik 1 lb. E % lb. Box AA South Naknek 1 lb. E % lb. Blaine, Washington 98230 Larsen Bay 1 lb. E + lb. Alaska Star, Inc. Beluga River 1 lb: E + lb. smoked 1206 West 29th Place Spenard, Alaska 99503 Alaskan Smokey Joe's Seward % lb. Box 1381 Anchorage, Alaska 99502 Annette Islands Canning, Company Metlakatla 1 lb. E % lb. 504 Colman Building Seattle, Washington 98104 Bering Sea Fisheries, Inc. Lower Yukon River 1 lb. Route 2, Box 252 M/V Bering Sea Everett, Washington 98201 Bering Sea Processors, Inc. South Naknek 1 lb. 7537 15th, NOW. Seattle, Washington 98107 Berman Packing Company Ninilchik 1 lb. 611 Lowman Building Seattle, Washington 98104 Blake's Canning Cordova 3 lb. Box 94 Cordova, Alaska 99574 Briggs - Way Company Ugashik + lb. Ugashik, Alaska 99683 Francis R. 6 Margarete Brittain Valdez 2% lb., 2 lb., E + lb. Block 2, Lot #5, Zook Subdivision 2 lb., & lb., smoked Valdez, Alaska 99686 Bumble Bee Seafoods South Naknek 1 lb., + lb., 6 G lb. Box 60 Astoria, Oregon 97103 Channel Packing Company Big Point % lb. Cordova, Alaska 99574 Company Name and Address Plant Location Can Size Coastal Glacier Sea Foods Hoonah 6% 02. 653 N.E. Northlake Way Seattle, Washington 98105 Columbia - Wards Fisheries Kodiak 4 lb. 6 % lb. Box 30 University Station Alitak 1 lb. & % lb. Seattle, Washington 98105 Ekuk 1 lb. & % lb. Kenai 1 lb., % lb., 6 % lb. Copper River Co-op Company, Inc. Prince William Sound 2 lb. Room 204, Building C-1 Fishermen s Terminal Seattle, Washington 98199 East Point Seafood Company Kodiak 2% oz., 4% oz., E 10% oz. Building C- 3, Fishermen's Terminal Seattle, Washington 98119 Ekren Packing Company Kasitsna & lb., smoked Kasitsna Bay via Homer, Alaska 99603 Excursion Inlet Packing, Company Excursion Inlet 1 lb. & 4 lb. Box 30 University Station Seattle, Washington 98105 Glacier Packing Company Cordova '5 oz. E 2 oz. Box 176 Cordova, Alaska 99574 Haines Packing Company Letnikof Cove 1 lb. & % lb. Box 313 Haines, Alaska 99827 International Fish Company, Inc. Port Ashton 2 lb. Box 139 Cordova, Alaska 99574 . Torvald Jensen & Company Ninilchik + lb., smoked Box 23 Ninilchik, Alaska 99639 Juneau Cold Storage Company, Inc. Juneau 4 lb. 356 South Franklin Juneau, Alaska 99801 Kayak Packing Company Bristol Bay 1 lb. 695 N.E. Northlake Way M/V Kayak Seattle, Washington 98105 Yakutat M/V Kayak Com~anvName and Address Plant Location Can Size Kayler-Dahl Fish Company, Inc. Haknek 1 lb. Box 429 Petersburg 1 lb. E % lb. Petersburg, Alaska 99833 Keku Canning Company Kake 1 lb. Building C-3, Room 212 Fishermen's Terminal Seattle, Washington 98119 % Kenai Packers Kenai 1 lb., + lb., F, & lb. 1455 N. Northlake Place Seattle, Washington 98103 Ketchikan Custom Pack E Trading Post Point Baker 1 lb. Box 477 Point Baker, Alaska 99927 King Crab, Inc. Kodiak 4 lb., 1 lb., & % lb. Box 1457 Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Klawock Oceanside Packing Company Klawock 1 lb. Building C-3, Room 215 Fishermen's Terminal Seattle, Washington 98119 Ray Lafrenere and Clam Gulch Custom Delcie Richardson Box 3 Clam Gulch, Alaska 99568 Mickelson's Smoked Salmon Cannery Wrangell 7 oz., Box 405 7 oz., smoked Wrangell, Alaska 99929 Mountain Village Fish Company Mountain Village + lb. Mountain Village, Alaska 99632 Nelbro Packing Company Naknek 1 lb. E + lb. 657 N.E. Northlake Way Seattle, Washington 98105 Nefco - Fidalgo Packing Company Ketchikan 1 lb. Box 1658 Ketchikan, Alaska 99901 New England Fish Company Chatham 1 lb. E + lb. Pier 89 Cordova 1 lb. E % lb. Seattle, Washington 98119 Naknek 1 lb. E % lb. Uganik Bay 1 lb. E + lb. Odiak Smokeries Cordova g lb., E & lb. Box 153 Cordova, Alaska 99574 Conpan)- Name and Address Plant Locatior? Can Size Kenneth D. Olsen Cooper Landing 1 lb. Cooper Landing, Alaska 99572 Pacific Alaska Fisheries, Inc. Dillingham 1 lb. E % lb. 1220 Dextor Horton Building King Cove 1 lb., + lb. G % lb. Seattle, Washington 98104 Peter Pan Seafoods, Inc. False Pass 1 lb., % lb., E & lb. 1220 Dextor Horton Building Hawk Inlet 1 lb. Seattle, Washington 98104 Petersburg Fisheries, Inc. Petersburg 1 lb. E + lb. Box 747 Petersburg, Alaska 99833 Petersburg Processors, Inc. Pet ersburg 4 lb. E 1 lb. 207 Fishermen's Terminal Seattle, Washington 98119 W. A. Peterson Company Egegik + lb. 118 Boston Seattle, Washington 98109 Point Adams Packing Company Alakanak 1 lb., L.5. lb. Hammond, Oregon 97121 Queen Fisheries, Inc. Nushagak 1 lb., % lb., 6 & lb. Building C-3, Fishermen's Terminal Seattle, Washington 98119 Red Salmon Company Naknek 1 lb. Box 30 University Station Seattle, Washington 98105 St. Elias Ocean Products Cordova 4 lb. Box 328 M/V St. Elias Westport, Washington 98595 Charles L. Simon Seafoods Company Kasilof % lb. Route 2 Kasilof, Alaska 99610 Smoked Alaskan Seafoods Clam Gulch % lb. Clam Gulch, Alaska 99568 Snug Harbor Packing. Company Snug Harbor 1 lb. 209 Administration Building Fishermen's Terminal Seattle, Washington 98119 Company Name and Address Plant Locat ion Can Size Sportsman's Cannery Clam Gulch % lb., smoked Box 3 C-lam Gulch, Alaska 99568 Sterling Sausage Company Sterling % lb., smoked Star Route 6 oz. Sterling, Alaska 99672 Edna W. Tagart Juneau lb. Lu Re Co Subdivision Juneau, Alaska 99801 Theodore Seafoods, Inc . Bristol Bay 1 ib. 700 Overlake Drive East M/V Teddy Chrismat I Seattle, Washington 98119 Tidewater Packing Company Anchorage 1 lb. & % lb. Box 1842 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Togiak Fisheries, Inc. Togiak % lb., E % lb. 614 Lowman Building Seattle, Washington 98104 Uganik Trading Company Uganik Bay % lb. West Point via Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Wards Cove Packing Company Wards Cove 1 lb. & % lb. Box 30 University Station Seattle, Washington 98105 The Waterfall Fisheries Corp. Kasilof 1 lb. Box 667 Soldotna, Alaska 99669 Weisner Trading Company Rampart 1 lh. & % lb. Rampart, Alaska 99676 Whitney-Fidalgo Seafoods, Inc. Anchorage 1 lb. F, 2 lb. Box 99008 Kodiak 4 lb. E % lb. Seattle, Washington 98199 Port Graham 1 lb. SHELLFISH PRODUCTION I 1969 Product~on 1 3 Year Average - KING CRAB canned f reshlf rozen I DUNGENESS canned f res hlf rozen TANNER canned f res hlf rozen SHRIMP canned f reshlf rozen SCALLOPS f reshlf rozen IN MILLIONS OF POUNDS 1969 SHELLFISH PROCESSORS Company Name and Address Plant Location Type Product Alaska Glacier and Seafood Company Pet ersburg Dungeness: Canned, Cold Pack Box 209 Tamer: Canned Petersburg, Alaska 99833 Shrimp: Fresh/Frozen Alaska Ice and Storage, Inc. Kodiak Dungeness : Fresh/Froz en 3700 Rainer Avenue, South Shrimp : Fresh/Frozen Seattle, Washington 98144 Scallops : Fresh/Fro zen Alaska Packers Association, Inc. Kodiak King Crab: Camed Box AA Blaine, Washington 98230 Alaska Scallop Processors, Inc. Seward Scallops: Fresh/Frozen Box 7 Seward, Alaska 99664 Alaska Seafoods, Inc. Homer King Crab: Fresh/Frozen Box 173 Dungeness: Fresh/Frozen Homer, Alaska 99603 Tanner Crab : Fresh/Frozen Shrimp : Fresh/Frozen Alaska Shellfish Company Ketchikan Shrimp: Frozen Box 861 Ketchikan, Alaska 99901 Aleutian King Crab, Inc. Adak King Crab : Fresh/Frozen 1844 Wes tlake Avenue, North Dutch Ilarbor King Crab: Fresh/Frazen Seattle, Wasllington 98109 American Freezerships, Inc. Adak King Crab : Fresh/Frozen 611 Lowman Building Seattle, Washington 98104 B 6 B Fisheries, Inc. Kodiak King Crab: Fresh/Frozen and Box 2367 Camed Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Tanner Crab : Fresh/Frozen and Canned Shrimp: Fresh/Frozen and Canned Scallops: Fresh/Frozen Channel Packing Company Big Point Clams: Camed Cordova, Alaska 99574 Coastal Glacier Sea Foods Hoonah King Crab : Canned 653 N.E. Northlake Way Dungeness: Fresh/Frozen Seattle, Washington 98104 and tamed Tanner Crab: Canned Company Name and Address Plant Lncat ion Type Product Colunbia Wards Fisheries Kodiak King Crab: Fresh/Frozen Box 30 University Station and Canned Seattle, Washington 98105 Tanner Crab : Canned Dan's Cold Storage Ninilchik Shrimp: Frozen Box 122 Ninilchik, Alaska 99639 East Point Seafood Company Kodiak Shrimp: Frozen and Canned Building C-3, Fishermen's Terminal Seattle, Washington 98119 Ekren Packing Company Kasitsna Bay Dungeness Crab: Canned Kasitsna Bay Clams : Canned via Homer, Alaska 99603 Felton E Tenny Kodiak King Crab : Fresh/Frozen Box 597 Scallops : Fresh/Frozen Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Glacier Packing Company Cordova Clams : Canned Box 176 Cordova, Alaska 99 574 Juneau Cold Storage Company, Inc. Juneau King Crab : Fresh/Frozen 356 South Franklin Tanner Crab : Fresh/Fro zen Juneau, Alaska 99801 Kayler-Dahl Fish Company, Inc . Petersburg King Crab: Fresh/Frozen Box 429 Shrimp: Fresh/Frozen Petersburg, Alaska 99833 King Crab, Inc. Kodiak King Crab: Fresh/Frozen Box 1457 and Canned Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Dungeness: Fresh/Frozen Tanner Crab : Canned Shrimp : Fresh/Frozen Clams : Fresh/Frozen Kinnear 6 Wendt, Inc. Kodiak King Crab : Fresh/Fro zen Box 384 Dungeness : Fresh/Frozen Kodiak, Alaska 99615 Tanner Crab: Fresh/Frozen Shrimp : Canned John Kristovitch Ketchikan Shrimp: Fresh/Frozen Box 1591 I'.I/V Cape Falcon and Cooked Ketchikan, Alaska 99901 Patrick Kris tovitch Ke tchikan Dungeness : Fresh/Frozen Box 39 Shrimp: Fresh/Frozen Ketchikan, Alaska 99901 Kupreanof Packing, Inc.
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    University of Southern Maine USM Digital Commons All Theses & Dissertations Student Scholarship 2014 Liminal Encounters and the Missionary Position: New England's Sexual Colonization of the Hawaiian Islands, 1778-1840 Anatole Brown MA University of Southern Maine Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/etd Part of the Other American Studies Commons Recommended Citation Brown, Anatole MA, "Liminal Encounters and the Missionary Position: New England's Sexual Colonization of the Hawaiian Islands, 1778-1840" (2014). All Theses & Dissertations. 62. https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/etd/62 This Open Access Thesis is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Scholarship at USM Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in All Theses & Dissertations by an authorized administrator of USM Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. LIMINAL ENCOUNTERS AND THE MISSIONARY POSITION: NEW ENGLAND’S SEXUAL COLONIZATION OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, 1778–1840 ________________________ A THESIS SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTERS OF THE ARTS THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MAINE AMERICAN AND NEW ENGLAND STUDIES BY ANATOLE BROWN _____________ 2014 FINAL APPROVAL FORM THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MAINE AMERICAN AND NEW ENGLAND STUDIES June 20, 2014 We hereby recommend the thesis of Anatole Brown entitled “Liminal Encounters and the Missionary Position: New England’s Sexual Colonization of the Hawaiian Islands, 1778 – 1840” Be accepted as partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts Professor Ardis Cameron (Advisor) Professor Kent Ryden (Reader) Accepted Dean, College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This thesis has been churning in my head in various forms since I started the American and New England Studies Masters program at The University of Southern Maine.
  • Buy Local Guide | Eat Wisconsin Fish

    Buy Local Guide | Eat Wisconsin Fish

    BUY LOCAL 1 GUIDE FOR RETAILERS, RESTAURANTS AND CULINARY SCHOOLS 2 BUY LOCAL GUIDE FOR RETAILERS, RESTAURANTS AND CULINARY SCHOOLS WALKING THE WALK 3 addling across the lake at your family’s cabin, anticipating the sound of a freshly caught trout sizzling on a cast iron pan—many Wisconsinites feel inspired by and connected to our local waters. Eating local Wiscon- sin fish is a very powerful way for us to stay connected to these waters when we’re enjoying dinner at a restaurant or preparing a meal for our families back at home. PThis guide showcases seafood available from producers in Wisconsin, a state rich in both fishing heritage and water resources. Generations of families have commercially harvested Wisconsin waters of Lake Michigan and Lake Superior since the 1830s, and Wisconsin fish farmers are leaders in aquaponics, cultivating fish and plants together to efficiently recycle nutrients. There’s a lot for us to love about our Wisconsin fish: Local Jobs: More than 90% of the seafood eaten by Americans is imported from other countries. By purchasing fish from Wisconsin fish farmers and Great Lakes commercial fishers, food dollars support local family businesses. Local Protection: Unlike many international seafood producers, Wisconsin fish farmers and Great Lakes commercial fishermen are strictly regulated by federal and state laws that protect fish populations, human health and the environment. Local Stewardship: People who care about eating local fish also care about local water, and more people caring about Wisconsin’s water is good for us all. Enjoy meeting our local Wisconsin fish producers! KATHLEEN S.