D !1A KNOW
That Erskine Avenue has
acquired several new name as
of late. A few of them are,
F letchers Gulch, Nelsons Alley
Dupler Boulevard and Schupp
Drive, If, you ask me it re
minds me of the spot the Great
Casey went down swingingjin,
in poe c fame.
Why have so manyinjustices
~TTITITT1 j ■■ i ..Ill
j been heaped on oneman, beats
| me. Now I find that the guy
I we all know as Pat, whose
I first name is Wynel comes up
j with a middle monniker of
! “AUBREY.” I’ll still stick to
J my Egbert Moses.
By the way, that Moses up
above here reminds me to tell
you, MosesMalutin emphatical
ly states he and some more
Kodiak boys got “Lots of Fish
in Manoshka Bay.” Just who
am I supposed tobelieve?Moses|
Malutin, Hank Eaton, Paul.
Wolkoff and Levine say there!
are fish in Manoshka and Mc
Donald, Kerrigan, John Mar
shall and Jimmy Martz say
ain’t. Who can I believe? (j
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The .Wolves are ‘•motoring
eastward. Some me got a card
fromlhem somewhere in Mon
tana. Lay you ten to one they
I aie having lots of fun, cuz Jay
makes glad whereever hegoes.
j The Sportland “Breakfast
I Club Nook,” has changed
[hands. “Hamburgers and Hot
Hogs that melt in your mouth
Hazel is a lady of liesure now.
Gene Vick has taken over the
VNook” and instead of coming
to work at noon as once did,
now he arrives at 11:30. Talk
about Bankers hours. Those
kind of hours would turn-Clut
chers hair gray.
John Gibbons, John Gibbons,
John Gibbons, John Gibbons,
John Gibbons, John Gibbons,
and. John Gibbons.
_ Jim Martz is huffy too be
:ause all we write s -out <=1 * *
A* So nejit month , .we hsv £
issues coming out so here it is
Jim; Northwest, Northwest,
Northwest, Northwest,; and
Northwest Airlines.
Proposed King
Crab Regulations
The following King crab
regulation proposals for the
Kodiak area have been drawn
ur and approved by the com
mittee representing the Ko
diak King crab fishermen; and
packers.
I. For the purpose of King
crab management the Kodiak
area should be divided into
four (4) districts, as follows:
A. Afognak District: A}1 the
waters of the North coast of
Afognak Island between Tonki
Cape and Black Cape,. and the
waters of Shuyak Island.
B. Kodiak District: All wa
ters of Marmot and Chiniak
Bays between Cape Kostro
tnitinpf and Cape Chiniak in
cluding Ka$akof and Afognak ]
Bays, Afognak Strait,. Whale
i Passage and Kizhuyak Bay.
C. Alitak District: All waters
| of the South end of Kodiak
Island inside a line drawn
from Low Cape to the South
West corner of Tugidak Island
theaeeaiong the North shore
eUthe^Teinity Islands to Sitki
nak^Q^pe thence tfc* Cape
I>/fourth District: All re
maining waters of the Kodiak
area not included in the three
districts.
II. The Afognak. Kodiak
and Alitak Districts should be
closed individually for otter
trawling by fiield announce
ment at the commencement of
the male molting season, such
closures to be in effect for
forty-five (45) days. For the
purpose of this proposal the
male molting season might be
considered to havebegun when
fifteen (15) percent of the
male crabs caught are double
shell or soft.
Ill At the end of the forty
five («5) day closures trawling
should be permitted until the
start of the female molt in
each area. At such time ano
ther forty-five (45) day closure
should become effective. The
female molting period might
be considered to have started
when fifteen (15) percent of
| the females have hatched
[ their eggs or are soft-shelled.
| -IV At the end of the second
■ closures,,otter trawling should
be permitted in the Afognak,
Kodiak and Alitak districts for
the remainder of 1955.
j V. It is recommended that
■the Fish and Wildlife Service
'appoint an advisory committee
composed of two King crab
packers and two active King
crab fishermen working in the
Kodiak area. The function of
this committee would be to
assist the Fish and- Wildlife
Service in every way possible
with the, problem of determing
the proper closing dates for
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