Little Change
In Fish Regs
Commercial fishing regula
tions for the Kodiak-Afognak
district for 1953 are similar to
those of 1952 with few excep-1
tions.
The Afognak area will open j
on Julv 10, to commercial fish-J
ing and the rest of the areas, '
with the exception o* Alitak, i
on June 16.
Under the section on per-1
sonal use fishing theregula-i
tions state: “Within any regu- i
latory area, district or section, !
all fishing for personal usej
with gilinet seine or trap shall
be subject to the laws and reg-!
ulations governing commercial
fi-shine during- the p aipd siart
! ing 48 hours before me open,
png of a commercial season fet
-n -h gear and continuing until
| i8 hours after its dose.”
Persons may take sain on
1 for personal use by gaff, sp. ar
or hand rod provided they
comply with the opening an<!
c ' - ng dates and hours of the
i commercial fishir g season.
However, according to sec
tion 102.52 of the regulations,
" n urging s-umon prohibited.
Taking salmon by snagging is
prohibited in any waters not
open to commercial iishing. ”
Poy Lindsiey, Kodiak FVVS
representative, recently r -
ceived a copy of the new laws
and regulations
AT
THE MECCA
for your listening & dancing pleasure
GEORGE FERRIS
at the piano
AL RILEY
on the drums
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Bar Opens daily at 9 am
Lounge open everyday at 6pm
PHUNE
I BAR 2444
LOUNGE 3242
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Formerly B )b Hall Air Service
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Passengers Mail Freight
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iUrdcn War Vet
. S iJ i <i * * 11 w > j
I
j The War Department has
not; led Mrs. Peter Chichenoff
i that it has made positive iden
i Lfication of the Dody of he
;Son Pfc. iioy Cltiehenoff who
! was reported mis dug in action
jon July 29, 195.) in Korea.
| A recent letter to Mrs. Cich
jenolf siid P;e Ohiehenoff’t
i body was found n :- K\or
: Kor a, earlier an 1 interre I in
the Unit :d Notions Cemetery
.at L’a:it ;ok. Later it was re
moved to Japan vvlitre the]
U. S. Army has a scientifically
equipped laboratory for identi
fication purposes.
Pfc. Chichenoff was one of I
the first casualties of the
Korean War. In July 1950,
Mrs. Chichenoff was notified
by telegram uf her son being
missing. The usual letters fol
lowed.
The most recent letter in
formed her that her son’s body
would be buried in a National
Cemetery or where ever she
wished. She plans to have him
buried in Kodiak.
Roy Chichenoff was born in
Kodiak and attended school
here. He entered the Army
two years before the outbreak
of the Korean War and was in
Kodiak in June prior to being
sent to Korea with the Fifst!
Cavalry Division. He was 26
years old.
He is surviv* d by his
mother, father, sisters and
brother.
Ice Break Dates
The ice has moved at Ne
nana on the following listed
dates:
1917 April 30, 11:30 am
1918 Mav 11, 9:33 am
1919 May 3, 2:33 pm
1920 May 11, 10:55 am
; 1921 May 11, 6:42 am 1
1 1922 May 12, 1:20 pm
1923 May 9, 2:00 pm
1924 May 11, 3:10 pm
1925 May 7, 6:32 pm
1926 April 26, 4:03 pm
1927 May 13, 5:42 am
1928 May 6, 4:25 pm
1929 May 5, 3:41 pm
1930 May 8, 7:03 pm
] 1931 May 10, 9:23 am
j 1632 May 1, 10:15 am
j 1933 May 8, 7:30 pm
' 1934 April 30, 2:07 pm
1935 May 15, 1:32 pm
1936 April 30, 1258 pm
1937 May 12, 8:04 pm
1938 May 6, 8:14 pm
1939 April 29, 1:26 pm
1910 April 20, 3:27 pm
1941 May 3, 1:50 pm
1942 April 30, 1:28 pm
1943 April 28, 7:22 pm
1944 May 4, 2:08 pm
1945 May 16, 9:41 am
1946 May 5, 4:40 pm
1947 May 3^5:53 pm
1948 May 13, 11:13 am
1946 May 14, 12:39 pm
1950 May 6, 4:14 pm
1951 April SO, 5:54 pm
1952 Mav 12, 5:04 pm
Three new members were
initiated into the Emblem
Club March 19 during the reg
ular meeting.
The new Emblem Club mem
bers are Sue Bynan, Kate
i Damereau and Mary Robinson
Uitfiig i¥3 iii Here
Briefly This Ween
L, S. Wynans was in town
:nis week to look over the
1 msing project in the east ad
dition. He left for Portland
'uesday with Ken Gosling,
Aleutian Homes, Inc. repre
sentative, who accompanied
lira to Kodiak.
Wynans will return in a few
veeks to work on the housing
,reject, Gosling, said vn an
iounc- ment concerning the
■onstruction would be released
soon from Portland.
He did not reveal the nature
of the announcement.
Ken Gosling of Aleutian
Homes, Inc., was an incoming
'PNA passenger Friday.
fVlowry Resign >
As Laca! Cop
Clifford Mo wry resigned as
city patrolman Monday and
left on Tuesday's Pacific Nor
thern Airlines for the states.
He plans to stop in Seattle and
Chicago Illinois.
The former policeman ser
ved on the city force for over
one year under Acting Police
Chief Ovid McKinley. He
earlier was employed at Ko
diak Naval Station, Insurance
Department Bank of Kodiak
and Kodiak Motors.
Jim Pierce, formerly in busi
ness here arrived in town last
week.
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