Cub Scouting
Dens of Pack 213
In Talent Parade
The public is invited to the
next monthly meeting of Cub
Scout Pack 213, which will be held
in the high school gymnasium,
Friday, May 23. The program will
consist of a talent act by each Den.
Presentation of the 1958-59 chart
er will be made to the Kodiak
PTA, sponsoring body for the
Pack. Achievement awards will be
made to the Cub Scouts.
The members of Pack 213 Com
mittee are Emil Knudsen, Chair
man and Acting Cubmaster; Ken
Boyce, Vice Chairman and Publi
city Chairman; Frank Irick, Ideas;
Mill Vokacek, Contacts; RayBour
assa, Records and Achievements;
Vernon Draper, Bill Grimes, Roy
Rickey and Lambert Vincent,
members.
Mr. Ivor Schott, Superintendent
of Schools, will accept the charter.
He is the representative .of the
PTA to the Pack Committee, and
also serves as Treasurer for the
Pack.
The business affairs of the Pack
are administered by the Pack
Committee. The Committee is
also responsible for recruiting the
best men available for Cubmaster
and Assistant Cubmaster; provid
ing an adequate and safe place for
the pack meetings, supervising
the finances and equipment; and
to co-operate with the Cub master
and his assistants to maintain an
active Cub Scout program in the
community.
Scout leaders here urge moth
ers of boys eight to ten years old
to help their sons and the Cub
Scout program by serving as Den
Mothers or Assistant Den Moth
ers.
Naval Station
Births
Stephen Thomas, weighing 9
lbs. 10 Vz ozs., was born on May 6
to Ella Melissa and Carl Philip
Umland, Jr., EMI, USN.
George Kevin, weighing 7 lbs.
was born on May 10 to Mary Alice
and Richard George Kerr, LTJG,
USCG.
Emilia Susan Glauner, weigh
ing 6 lbs. 6 % ozs., was born on
May 12 to Alan and Aderito A.
Beltran, SK3, USN.
New System
On Meter Tickets
A new system for handling
parking meter violations will go
into effect June 1, according to a
statement issued this week by
Chief of Police Roland Vickery.
Anyone receiving a parking
ticket after that date is requested
to read the reverse side of the
ticket immediately upon receipt.
Boundary Lines
For Inland Waters
The following excerpts from the
Pilot Rules for Certain Inland
Waters are quoted:
Section 82.1 GENERAL BASIS
AND PURPOSE OF BOUNDARY
LINES. By virtue of the authority
vested in the Commandant of the
Coast Guard under section 101 of
Reorganization Plan No. 3 of 1946
(11 F.It. 7875), and section 2 of
the act of February 19, 1895, as
amended (28 Stat. 672, 33 U.S.C.
151), the regulations in this part
are prescribed to establish the
lines dividing the high seas from
rivers, harbors, and inland waters
in accordance with the intent of
the statute and to obtain its cor
rect and uniform administration.
The waters inshore of the lines
described in this part are “inland
waters,” and upon them the In
land Rules and Pilot Rules made
in pursuance thereof apply. The
waters outside of the lines de
scribed in this part are the high
seas and upon them the Interna
tional Rules apply. The regula
tions in this part do not apply to
the Great Lakes or their connect
ing and tributary waters.
Section 82.2 GENERAL RULES
FOR INLAND WATERS. At all
buoyed entrances from seaward
to bays, sounds, rivers, or other
estuaries for which specific lines
are not described in this part, the
waters inshore of a line approxi
mately parallel with the general
trend of the shore, drawn through
the outermost buoy or other aid
to navigation of any system of
aids, are inland waters, and upon
them the Inland Rules and Pilot
Rules made in pursuance thereof
apply, except that Pilot Rules for
Western Rivers apply to the Mis
sissippi River and its tributaries
above Huey P. Long Bridge, the
Mobile River and all of its tribu
taries above Choctaw Point, the
Red River of the North, and that
part of the Atchafalaya River
above its junction with the Pla
quemiiie-Morgan City alternate
waterway.
Thus one can see from the above
that under certain circumstances,
the Commandant may prescribe
boundary lines dividing the high
seas from inland waters. In areas
where these boundary lines have
not been established, Section 82.2,
as quoted above applies.
The Commandant of the Coast
Guard has established boundary
lines for inland waters in south
eastern Alaska only. These are
contained in Section 82.275 of the
Pilot Rules for Inland Waters.
(Bays, sounds, straits and inlets
on the coast of southeastern Alas
ka between Cape Spencer Light
Station and Sitklan Island.) In all
other areas of Alaska, Section 82.2
General Rules for inland waters
must be applied and interpreted.
Hunting, fishing, camping, boating:
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