Sportsmen’s Fees Paid Swell Fund
Of Alaska Fish & Game Commission
A total of $184,899.88 has been
collected anti deposited in the
"Fish and Game Fund.” according
to Chairman Art Hayr of the
Alaska Fish and Game Commis
Sion. The commission met last
week in Fairbanks. Above deposit
figure is up to April 1, 1958.
$105,291.88 was realized from
the sale of sport fishing licenses,
$87,045.08 of which was from the
sale of new snarl fis'iing licenses.
The new Mem sc at 1 for bunting
resulted in $59,918.00 beinr depo.s
tied in tin* Fund II is anticipated
that at lea'«l $20 000.00 mm e will
he collected during April May.
June before the termination of
the fiscal year on June 90, 1958
Authorization for disburse
mefits from the fund are the re
sponsibility of the commission,
which was created by an Act of
tbe 1957 Alieka l.egisl.dure Rjn
enue received can only be us 8
lor I tic sport, fu r and game pro
grams of Fie Territory.
Tin* commission plans a man
her of fur and game project u
the near futui e Some of t . e
are a fur priipi nes. study, re
search on the biology ol ft*, t :im
big game and fur animals, amt
cooperative investigation in a plan
by several agencies and organr/.a
(ions to transplant moose to
Berners Bay in Southeast Alaska.
A total of $52,980 was authorized
to be expended from the Fish
and Game Fund to carry on tin*.sc
projects
$4,000 has been set aside for a
joint venture with the Alaska Go
operative Wildlife Besmirch Unit
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an Alaska fur and game investiga
tions to be conducted annually.
Under the program for the
Sports Pish Division, the commis
sion has biologists stationed
throughout the Territory. Robert
Simon is assigned to Kodiak. He
has been here for the past several
years, and superintends the hatch
ery operations on the Naval Sta
tion. Others are located in Fair
banks, • Anchorage and Juneau.
Among projects authorized by the
Commission were lake investiga
tion and rehabilitation work in
Fairbanks, Anchorage, Kodiak and
Southeastern Alaska areas, and
continued research on the biology
of sport fish stocks. A total of
$108, 700 was authorized to carry
out these and similar projects
throughout Alaska
Rotary on Trip
With Coast Guard
An excellent movie entitled
“Bering Sea Patrol” was enjoyed
by members of Rotary assembled
for the weekly luncheon meeting
at the Island Fountain Tuesday.
The movie was a pictorial nar
ration of the annual trip of Ihe
Coast Guard to the remote vil
lages along the Chain and the
Bristol Bay iftea as far as Point
Barrow. Medical and dental aid is
given the -natives, as well as ship
officers performing legal and oth
er services. The ship stopped at
such remote villages as Unalaska,
many points along Bristol Bay and
traveled northward, stopping at
Unalakleet, Nome, Kotzebue, Pt.
Hope and Pt, Barrow. The Coast
Guard, according to the film, visil
(*<i tin* St Lawrence Islands, None
vak Island, and the Pribiloff Is
lands in I hell summer long pa
Irol.
Pari of their duties, il was
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brought out, was to enforce hali
but fishing regulations, service
buoys, check the seal herds act
as a law enforcement, and serve
in the capacity of U. S. Commis
sioner.
The secretary, Morris Burnham,
reported a hundred percent meet
ing for last week, Among those
present at the meeting Friday
were Lt. Ifobdy, who introdure**
the film oh the Coast Guard, ai*J
Brooks Hanford, Lou Veeram
A1 Hochberger, and Doug Pvet<
ton.
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Anna Mae Benson—sponsored by
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Chamber of Commerce
King Crab Festival Committee
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