commissary news
Stand by for the bargain of your life.’ Next Friday the big sale commences.
Prices have been reduced form .26 to .10 per bottle for the following items:
Creme Soda; Grapefruit Soda, and you may keep the bottles.’
Check the ’’Bargain Basket” as you enter the store. One especially good buy
is Pan-Fry in the spray type container. This goes for half price, while the
supply lasts.
The store will be closed Wednesday and Thursday, 1 & 2 June, for inventory.
Stock up Tuesday!12
The following items came in on the ’’Contest” and are now on sale: Acorn
Squash; Fresh Mushrooms; Canteloupe; Frozen Raisin Bread; Lobster Tails;
Muffin Mixes; French Bread.
Believe it or Not: In the month of April the Commissary Store received 67
tons of supplies. Approximately 54 tons of this was Grocery items, and 6 tons
of Produce.
Another successful hunter has returned.’ Mr. Ristow bagged a 10 foot Kodiak
Brown Bear. CongratulationsJ
Mr. Ristow has resumed his course in small bore marksmanship for the ladies.
The next session is scheduled for Thursday 2 June.
Mr. Fellows has received his Federal Firearms Permit.,and is now ready for
business. Get you order in if you need a gun for Ptarmigan season, opening
20 August*.
Chief Higgins is to be congratulated also, on the bery fine bear pelt he
brought back from the Cold Bay hunting trip.
Remember Monday, 13 June, a very important date for Sportsmans Club members.
HUNTING AND FISHING REGULATIONS
The following resume’ contains information on hunting and fishing regulat
ions derived from NavSta Instruction 1700.1H and Alaska Game Regulations,
I960. These regulations apply to personnel under the jurisdiction of the
Commander, Adak Sector, Alaskan Sea Frontier.
(1) No military personnel stationed on Adak require hunting or fishing
licenses.
(2) Dependents and Civilians, 16 years of age or older, require appropri
ate resident or non-resident hunting and/or fishing licenses.
(3') Special varmit hunting permits issued by Command Conservation Officer
(CO, MarBks) are restricted to members of the Adak National Rifleman’s Assoc
iation Sportsmans Club. Non-Military club members must possess and appropri
ate state license to qualify for a special varmit permit.
(4) la order to hunt waterfowl, all personnel must purchase and have in
their possession a federal ’’Duck Stamp" available at the Adak Post Office.
(5) Ptarmigan open season: 20 Aug - 15 Apr; Waterfowl open season: 1 Sep -
3 Dec. The Command Conservation Officer (CO, MarBks) is responsible for the
enforcement of the above regulations.