Kodiak Guardsmen
Depart Sunday
Some 40 members of the Kodiak
National Guard company will
leave for annual encampment at
Camp Denali, outside Fort Rich
ardson, early Sunday morning.
Members of the local unit will
undergo weapons platoon tests
during a portion of the two-week
encampment as part of their an
nual proficiency testing.
During the first week of camp,
local guardsmen will fire the 106
mm rifle and the unit’s other
principal weapon, the 81 mm mor
tar as part of the Army Training
Test.
Kodiak Guardsmen attending
the encampment are:
SFC’s: Frank Pagano, Richard
P. Hartman and Charley Miller:
S/Sgt’s: William Anderson, Robert
Norman, and Charles L. Pember
ton; Sgt’s: Cecil Chabitnoy, Ed
mund Hall, Otto Mahle, Reynold
Morris and Michael A. Swenson.
Specialist 5 Alvin J. Cohen;
Corporals: Lloyd Fuller, Maurice
Harmon, Robert A. King, Ray
Shively, and Danny Valley.
Privates First Class: Neil Eeres
toff, Clayton Copsey, Robert Coyle,
Paul and Laurence Davenport,
James Loe, Leland K. Olsen, Ed
ward Opheim, John Reft, Preston
E. Shively, Ronald Strope, and
Lars Tunohun.
Privates: Sandy Daly, William
Hall, David Hughes, Ray McNeil,
Walter Nestell, Daniel Olsen, Reg
inald Griggs, Ronnie Berntsen,
William Bortles, Carl Christian
sen, and Eugene B. Read.
Members of the local unit who
are unable to attend the coming
encampment will be required to
attend a two-week reserve train
ing camp starting May 27, accord
ing to 1st Lt. Bruce Willard of
Homer who is the commanding of
ficer of the unit.
About 25 men from the Homer
section of the unit will join the
Kodiak men at the camp.
Ronald Chase At
Fort Benning OCS
Sergeant First Class Ronald M.
Chase of the local unit of the Na
tional Guard has departed for a
ten-week Officer Candidate Train
ing School at Fort Benning, Ga.,
according to an announcement re
leased by the armory. He is
scheduled to return to Kodiak
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PFC Richard D. Frost left last
week for six months active duty
training at Fort Ord, California.
Returning from a similar six
month training period at Fort Ord
is Pvt. Kenneth R. Dugwyler who
reported back to the unit here this
week.
Two other members of the local
unit, Privates First Class James
Loe and Lars Tunohun, are pres
ently attending a thirty-day non
commissioned officer Academy at
Fort Wainwright. They are ex
pected back early this month.
Halibut Season
Opening Date Set
Halibut fishing season in the Ko
diak area, technically known as
Area 3A, will open on May 9, ac
cording to an announcement of
dates governing the 1962 halibut
season as set by the International
Pacific Halibut Commission which
met in Seattle last month.
Area 3A will remain open until
a catch limit of 33 million pounds
is reported.
Areas 1 and 2 will also open May
9. Area 3B INorth will open on
March 28, and area 3B South opens
April 19th.
Areas 1 and 2 will remain open
until a catch limit of 28 million
pounds is attained in Area 2.
Area 3B North will remain open
until October 15 er the closing of
3A, whichever is later.
Area 3B South will be open un
til September 30 or until the
closing of 3A, whichever is later.
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