Chamber Arranges Opening Of Naval
Base Waters To Commercial Fishing
During the recent meeting of the
Base Town Committee, Captain
Roy P. Gee, Commanding Officer
of the Navy Station, announced the
opening of certain Naval Reserva
tion waters to commercial fishing
and crabbing, according to Cham
ber of Commerce President Nick
Rauch.
Prior to entering these waters,
commercial fishermen must obtain
entry approval of the Commanding
Officer of the Naval Station. Appli
cation forms will be available at
the Naval Station, Security Office.
Captain Gee said, however, that
“those waters within Women’s Bay
will be restricted from fishing and
crabbing. An imaginary line drawn
from Bruhn Point and Mary Island
to Nyman’s Peninsula shows all
waters within Women’s Bay that
are restricted.
“All other waters within the
Naval Reservation boundary, in
cluding the Defensive Sea Area
boundary, will be open to commer
cial fishing, and all vessels shall
comply with all existing laws and
regulations laid down by the Fed
eral, State and Local Authorities
pertaining to the conduct of com
mercial fishing.
“Vessels will be permitted within
the area from 12:01 A. M. until
2:00 P.M. each weekday, Monday
through Friday, and must be out
of the area by 2:30 P.M. each day”.
Agreement on the commercial
fishing was reached through ne
gotiations of the Chamber of Com
merce Town-Base Committee under
the Chairmanship of Ray Martin
and the Fisheries Committee,
chaw-maned by Ralph Jones, ac
cording to Chamber President Nick
Rauch. The agreement was signed
by Dave Savoie for the fisheries
committee.
Bids Called For
FAA Woody Island
Dock Construction
The Federal Aviation Agency
has issued an invitation to bid for
construction at Woody Island (Ko
diak), Alaska, according to R. J
Hampton, chief, contract unit.
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