Rotary Governor
Arrives Tuesday
Russell (Russ) J. G. Richards,
of West Vancouver, governor of
district 504 of Rotary International,
world-wide service organization,
arrives here Tuesday, Aug. 27, to
visit the local Rotary club, one of
the 145 clubs in his district. In
addition to addressing Kodiak Ro
tarians at their meeting, he will
confer with Roy H. Madsen, presi
dent of the Rotary Club of Kodiak,
and other club officers on Rotary
administrative matters and service
activities.
Mr. Richards is a lawyer in Wrest
Vancouver and is a member and
past president of the Rotary club
of W'est Vancouver. He was elected
a district governor for 1963-64 at
Rotary’s 54th annual convention
in St. Louis, Mo., last June. He is
one of 272 district governors re
sponsible for supervising the ac
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA 1963
SPORT FISH EMERGENCY
REGULATION NO. 1
Field Announcement
Kodiak Vicinity
Justification:
1. Because of unprecedented
low water conditions, escape
ment of spawning chum, pink
and silver salmon into the
Russian River has been al
most nil. In the tidal and
intertidal portion of the river
adjacent to Chiniak high
way, the fish are completely
vulnerable. Closure to all
fishing has been effected to
protect this stock.
NOW THEREFORE, the following
emergency regulation is adopted,
amending the the Alaska Board
of Fish and Game 1963 Regula
tions for Sport Fishing, Chapter
2. Title 5, Alaska Administra
tive Code.
Part 204.12 AREA 5, Kodiak and
Afognak Island Groups
FRESHWATER
3. Exceptions
The Russian River is closed
to all fishing effective
Friday August 15. 1903
at which time normal limits
shall again become effective
for the said area.
This regulation becomes effective
August 15, 1963.
Walter Kirkness,
Commissioner
Alaska Depart
ment of Fish
and Game
By Jeremy C. Sexsmith
Fishery Biologist
Southwest Management Area
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ALSO ORDERS TAKEN
tivities of more than 11,526 Rotary
clubs with a total membership of
538,000 Rotarians in 129 countries
around the globe.
“The visit of the governor,"
Madsen said, “is a time for exam
ining the effectiveness of what we
are doing to achieve Rotary goals
in community improvement, in
youth work, in raising the stand
ards of our businesses and profes
sions, and in doing what we can
as a Rotary club and as individual
Rotarians to help further interna
tional understanding.”
As the governor of this Rotary
district, Mr. Richards supervises
the organization of new clubs in
his area. Last year, more than
300 new Rotary clubs were organ
ized in 46 countries, with clubs
being formed for the first time in
the West African country of Sierra
Leone.
Before assuming his duties as
district governor, Mr. Richards at
tended an eight-day meeting at
Lake Placid, N.Y., held to assist
Rotary governors to meet the du
ties of their office. «
TO TB MEET
Rev. Don Bullock of the St.
James The Fisherman Episcopal
Church will fly to Anchorage
Tuesday to attend a board meeting
of the Alaska Tuberculosis Assa.
on Wednesday and Thursday.
So long as good men stand for
public office and the people elect
them, so long will our nation
flourish.—'BEN FRANKLIN
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