erring Quotas
>r 1945 Up
Washington (£») — An addi
nal 30 million pounds of her
g may bo taken from Alaskan
ters in 1945 under new regul
ons announced by the Inter
Department.
[■he summer quota is doubled
tbe Prince William Sound
a to permit a take of 150,000
■reis and limitations are re
ved entirely there during the
| season after August 20.
In Southeastern Alaska an in
ase of 50,000 barrels is author
d permitting a total catch of
),000 barrels.
The quota for the Kodiak
•a remains unchanged at 300,
) barrels of 250 pounds each
)ther changes in fishing regul
ons include:
Egegik district of Bristol Baj
» closed to commercial fishing
•anse of anticipated pool
is
Mid-weekly closed period ol
hours weekly provided at In
shagak. Kvichak and Naknek
additional protection from
all runs.
Pertnissable size of salmon
|rse seines in the Prince Wil
Ina Sound district are changed
mi 90 fathoms to 125 fathoms.
ie season opens July I, 10 dayj
rlier than last year.
Action was taken to provide
inter protection of butter
im resource by increasing the
nimum legal size from 2 to 2
d one half inches and by es
Wishing a closed season from
ay 15 to Sept 15. New restric
ms were also placed on shrimp
king.
punciS Winds
p Affairs
The liSt. regular meeting cf the
ssent council was held Monday
th Councilmen .lames Martz
Miley Nelson, Lee Bettinger,
sk Deiane and Lawrence Wod
get present, and Mayor Emil
mdsen presiding.
Fhe council gave a vote ol
ifidence to all department
ids and the Volunteer Eire
paitment lor their work dur
; the past, year, and Mayor
mdsen similarly expressed his
mks for the cooperation of the
mcil members with his office.
U the first meeting of the new
tncil elected April 3 this coun
will call the meeting to order
[wove minutes and bills, and
in turn the meeting over to
mew group.
described by one councilman
4 cutting the drinking day
tru to 20 hours” but in reality
increase, the council amended
finance 34 at the regular
sting Monday to allow liquor
Ire served every day except
to 2 am to 6 pm. The charge
roved restrictions on Sunday
ieh had been made by mili
y request during base con
action days and which had
■ been enforced lately. Passage
die Ordinance Monday effect
the repeal followed previous
ion by the council toward the
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THESE WOMEN! Byd'Alessio
rJ$r
"Frankly, counsellor, all that’s kept us together so far has
been the manpower shortage 1"
[lldest Oil Transfer Co.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Prop.
the:
"Home of Hospitality3i
m Kodiik
BELMONT BAR
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
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REMEMBER - A coupon with each purchase
of $1.00 in our Grocery and Heat Departments.
SELEGTED COUPONS are redeemable at prices
from $10.00 to $35.00
I ast month’s (February) Selections went to: Grace Miller>
Mrs. C. W. Fretzs, C. R. Kins, John Marshall,!Rudie Sundberg,
Kelly Simeonoff, Polly Reed, Robert King. — WATCH for next
week’s issue
we have
NENANA ISs POOL TICKETS
for sale $1.00 fces*h
Buy yours now!
Saturday Special
CfiraE to tho opening o! oar now ULTM madam & sanitary Maai Dept. Saturday (today)
OPENING SPECIAL - Armour’s selected-loin Pork Chops
For Saturday only . . . 4Qc pound
TOMATO
JU5CS
O.P.A. Price 40c
CAME
SYRUP
oz.
O.P.A. Price 30c
SUGAR
P^AS
,15 can
O.P.A. Price 25c
McConaghy
PINK SALMON
3 cans #95
O P A. Price 35c can
OVD CHINA SAUCERS, PLATES, ETC.
Regular to $1.00 each now ... 5c to 50c
■ t> _
WOMEN'S DEPT.
I
women’s black, short
Rubber Boots
In all wanted Sizes Qf* __
5 to 8 t35*
SPECIAL COCKTAIL MIX
Dry Martini
Manhattan
Old Fashioned
$1.00
bottle
cA cRea.l Quality Product
Remember (Always Today,
Toni row 3 Eberyday Yoi Siv> when Yot Bay ai ER5^E S