Scouts To Hold
Court Of Honor
‘ ^J fi'st joint court order of
honor for t.ie base and town
Bov Scout troops will be held
at 8 o’clock Fr.day evening at
the Elks Club. |
A demonstration of scout'
skills will be given and badges
from tenderfoot through scar
scout will be awarded. j
The troop with the greater
number of alults attending
the ceremonies will receive an
award for the evening
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A marriage license has been!
issued to Mrs. Patricia Mit-1
chell and Barney Herbrig. No
date has been set as yet for
t!?e welding.
Information fc.v.-J On
August Deer Hunt
A four day hunting season
for deer, with visible antlers,
will be held on the Kodiak-A
fognak Island group August
2 i Lo 23, inclusive. The limit
is one buck.
Many inquiries have been
r ceived by the local office of \
the U.S. Fish and Wildlife!
Service relative to the hunt. I
Yesterday the following in-!
formation was given: “The!
deer season on the Kodiak-A
fognak Island Group is NOT a
special permit hunt. No deer;
tags are necessary and thej
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hunt is open to all persons in
possession of a valid hunting
licen-e.
‘'It must be kept in mind
that nonresidents holding a
I>50 nonresident license must
also obta n th • services of a
guide. The nonresident license
and guide requirements al-o
apply to nonresidents under
the age of 16.”
The methods and means by
which game animals (includes
deer) may be taken are speci
fied by section No. 46 101 of
the regulations relating to
game and fur animals.
The section tovei ing the a
bove states: "Method and
means. May be taken ONLY
with a shotgun (not larger
than No. 10 gauge and NOT
capable of holding more than
three shells), rifle or pistol
using center fire cartridges
only, but NOT with the aid or
use of a dog, machine or sub
machine gun. set gun of any
description, bow and arrow,
or spear, pit, deadfall, fire,
jacklight, searchlight, or
other artificial light, two way
or artificial salt licks, or from
or by means of an aircraft,
motor vehicle, motorboat, or
any other boat except that pro
pelled by paddle, oars or pole,
nor while such animals are
swimming.
The regulation further pro
vides: ‘no aircraft or motor
driven vehicle shall be used
for the purpose of driving,
circling, herding, following,
molesting, spotting, or in aid
ing in the taking of big game
animals except as a means of
transportation between a set-[
tlement or point of outfitting j
and a hunting site on which,'
when transportatiem is by air-!
craft, a camp must be erected!
and established prior to hunt
ing.” J
"No helicopter shall be used
for the purpose of transport
ing any big game animal nor
may it be user! as a means of
transportation in any manner
connected with taking of such
animals,” the regulation says.
Persons in doubt concerning
any phase of the- proposed
aunt may contact a FWS rep
resentative in Kodiak or ad.
dress a letter to the Kodiak
affice of the FWS.
Mrs. Evelyn Sullivan, moth
?r of Mrs. Patricia Mitchell,
arrived Wednesday for a two
ar three weeks stay with her
daughter.
Mrs. Sullivan has been visit
ing another daughter and her
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Rambo in Bedford, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Rambo, for
mer residents here, announced
die birth of a son on July 7.
I'he baby’s name is Randy
Gene.
William Smith returned to
iodiak after several weeks
n the states. Mrs. Smith is
till in the states. Smith is an
'fficer at the Bank of Kodiak.
decent Bnue
Is Widowed
A former Kodiak girl who
was married on June 13 was
widowed last Friday when
her husband was killed in a
logging camp accident.
Donald W. MacKenzie. hus
band of the former Betty Ki
jzr, was fataliy injured ae
ro ding to wm-d received by
Mrs. J, W, Patterson, Mrs.
MacKenzie’s aunt. I
I MacKenzie, who graduated
I from Oregon State College in .
June, had planned to enter the!
Army this fall.
He was the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Adam MacKenzie ol
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L-ievt.dna Heights, Ohio. Be
sides his wife and parents, he
is survived by a younger
brother and sister.
Mrs. MacKenzie is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Art
Kizer now of Portland. She is
attending the University of
Oregon Medical School De
partment of Nursing.
Mis? Leslie Crutcher, grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Crutcher is expected
to ar ive io K( d ak io- a visit.
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Crutcher of
Portland.
Miss Crutcher visited here
two years ago. Her father is
an architect.
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