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terior Secretary to apportion
among the states for five years
and annual sum of $5 million on
the basis of a formula designed to
give each state a share proportion
ate with its commercial fishery ac
tivity. Alaska’s share would be
about a half mllion bucks per year!
Around these parts many refer to
this as the “Brunstad Bill” because
of Karl’s avid interest in it!
Stopped in Solly’s to have lunch
with Ed Naughton and Mrs. Helen
Fischer of the Treasury Dept, the
other day . . . Helen, back in the
days of territorial status, originat
ed the resolution to build a high
way completely around Kodiak Is
land. She noted the fact that there
isn’t any more road now than in
days of yore. Noted Walt Berton of
Wakefield Fisheries there talking
with Skipper Carl Haugland of the
Ocean Pride which currently is on
a research charter but will be fish
ing for Wakefields later this year.
£
Wakefield Fisheries sent in a
number of their colorful recipe
booklets on how to prepare king
crab. They might be pleased to
hear that Naughton's Bakery is en
closing these recipe booklets in
their Russian Rye Bread shipments
which go all over the world now
due to their national advertising.
They need more booklets Lowell!
£
We have reports that the Medina
has been doing well in dungeness
crab so far this year and has been
moored down at Port O’Brien be
low San Juan.
&
According to news stories in SE
Alaska papers, the biggest increase
in halibut landings this season was
in the Kodiak area which has
doubled previous totals. The in
crease undoubtedly is largely due
to the local Alaska Ice & Storage
operation.
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Local sports boat owners are
planning to organize a Kodiak
yacht club in the near future. Evi
dently Nick Rauch’s trips on the
Sea Hawk have inspired others to
become interested in sport boating.
The Jim Eggemeyers recently
launched their completely outfit
ted 17-foot cabin cruiser Bunny B.
And the Gorden Jensens this week
gat their 21-ft aluminum Chief
tain cabin cruiser. A bit smaller
but providing a whale of a lot of
fun is the 14 - footer recently ac
quired by Stan Austerman Jr. and
Ken Dugwyler who went to Monk’s
Lagoon last weekend.
&
Skipper Everett LeVan and his
crew Mike Skibor been looking
pretty greasy and grimy now that
they’ve gotten into the task of put
ting a new engine into their boat
Roosevelt
&
Ran into R. D. “Van” Van Btiren
who is taking time off from the
Standard Oil dock to take his seiner
Hildur out. Crew will consist of
his nephew Guy Rockstad, Brent
McCormick, and Harold Pratt.
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