/W'JtsiiHg TciuUiffry ■
MJ Sii.iCij
A public /nee ..: to discus*
’-ays and means ■ : << caining
; small nor t h rb :-.o . £o.diak
will be held T>M
in the Orpheum a,6 t
of the U. S. Amy ••& )s., c
thtgineers.
The Anchorage, p ike >.f the
Corps has notified. Mayor -Lee
C. Betti nger and Chamber,. o|
Commerce President Merrill
Coon of its desire tor a meet
ing.
Fishermen, representatives
of all civic, and social organi
zations are urged to assemble
at the Orpheum at 2:30 pm.
Property Sold
Christine Tolbert gave 0. S.
Campbell a quitclaim deed to
lots 17, 18 and 19 in the Leite
addition and it was recorded
this week.
Fishing Regulations For1
insr r ilations for the.
v. KHi various
) liaRi area
. .. yeek by'
sfe , iiak repre
. ; itivs - rad Wild-1
Service. • ,’•!
The bo in iary between Ali
tak and Red River districts'
has been moved from Cape
Alitak to Low Cape because it
was learned that red salmon
taken between the two capes
are destined for the Alitak
District.'
The two week mid-season
closure from July 15 to Julyj
131 is extended throughout the
entire Kodiak area, and will/
include the Red River district
I and Olga and Moser Bays,.
jinisle y said.
! ! GOOD NEWS ! ■
DODGE CARS & TRUCKS
We are accepting a few more orders with deposit
FOR 30 - 60 DAY DELIVERIES
Our car deliveries are ahead of our most optimistic hopes
Order Now Before. Prices Increase
Before shortage? curtail quality and production
BUY IN KODIAK AND SAVE !
CLARK’S GARAGE
DODGE PLYMOUTH WILLYS
Oldest Oil Transfer Rn. I
in Kodiak! 4
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil (
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you. ;vv v.... ^
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, prop. {
PHONE 3131 or 4303 {
For a pleasant time
visit
THE MECCA BAR
Famous for mixed drinks \
ENJOY OUR POPULAR
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
The friendly atmosphere will add to
your drinking pleasure .
jThV'fall fishing,, season in'
the.TCarluk district.. wili not be •!
o ijq his yean after July- 15.
This'action was-taken because
the fall r.un of reds, to the :
Karluk river i3 expected to be
inadequate for escapement
purposes.
Should the run, be high a
special season opening will be
granted on a local, basis. The ;
usnal minimum escapement of ,
350,000 through the Karluk
weir must be made before,
July 15. j
Closing of the season in the •
Alitak district has been
moved up from August 14 to
It. A minimum quota of 150,
000 red salmon must past the
Red River weir this year.
Closed water-’ of Deadman
Bay and Sukhoi Bay and la
goon have been redefined to
clarify the extent of closure,
Lindsley said.
The marking of boats on the
upper deck or pilothouse for
aerial identification is no
longer required.
Other changes include one
aimed at “mothership” fish
ing which states: “No salmon
fishing boat shall Operate or
have aboard either it or any
boat towed by it more than
one legal limit of fishing gear.
The only exceptions are that a
! purse seine may have its
usual lead, a trolling boat may
1 carry a gill net, and any boat
i may carry unhung web suf
ficient for mending purposes.”
Lindsley has also announced
■ that he has a limited supply of
registration plates for fisher
men engaged in commercial
fishing, which includes crab
fishing, and requests that all
fishermen register at the
FWS office.
“Any questions pertaining
to 1951 regulations will be
answered by the local FWS
office,” Lindsley said.
Easier Egg Hunt
Next Satire*}
The annual Easter egg hunt
for children of the first and
second grades and of pre
school age will be held next
Saturday at the Legion Hah
(community center) at \ 10
pm.
Members of the T nsiness
and Professional Women’s
Club sponsor the yearly e^ent,
hide the eggs and donate
prizes to the children.
The city council called a
special meeting recently to
approve the tiansfer of a re
tail and dispensary liquor
license from Goldie Butio. o
Harry and Elinor Gottschn .
Mrs. Butler was the former
owner of Tony’s bar and
Liquor Store and last week
sold the property to Mr. and
Mrs. Gottschalk.
Betty Ball is scheduled to
leave for the states tomorrow
for special medical aUejn or..
She is a former employee of
the Log rabin Liquor Stcr.
Wavy Civilians
Relieved of Penalty
Civilian employes at the
iaval station who were de
inquent in payment of their i
,949 territorial income tax']
lave been relieved of the]
15% p'enalty r revious im
iosed, a special bulletin by the,
lewly formed Civilian Tax
layers League reported this
veek.
According to the bulletin,
ippearing over the signature
if Jules Radinsky, executive
secretary, the penalty was
removed by William E. Bit
tner, deputy collector for the
third division.
The league was formed
recently to clarify tax prob
lems for civilian workers at
the base.
Members of the league are
urged to file their 1949 re
turns immediately if- they
have not done so, as.
for these taj.e?>h^s^^een es
tablished and in order ; {
my of the base) .‘..personnel ^V,,
from incurring-.furj^i^i^hal
ties. the League ^dvIs^v.ttAt
this obligation be .taken) „<;are
of immediately, ’’ the bulletin
adds. .
Civilian workers are ,,also \
urged to file their 1950 re
turns immediately.
A1 though the federal. li; ■■
government withholds federal. .
income tax from its employes
it makes no such provision ,
regarding territorial taxes,
and there have been . many
instances recently, reported
in Anchorage especially, of,r
government employes being
found delinquent in payment;
of territorial tax.
GIVE TO THE RED CROSS -
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THE
ISLAND FOUNTAIN
Try our delicious ice cream today
Sandwiches
Short orders
at all hours
DINNERS
SERVED
UNTIL 8 PM
i
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Open at 6 am to 12 pm -■> > v ,
Start your day with breakfast here
Get LaLande's bread here
on Sundays
ISLAND FLORIST
"Flowers By Wirt
Holi Hall’s Air Service
PHONE 3281
The Hidiak Isliiud SdIikiJiilnd Airline
uperaliiiij under EAB urder E 4i3OS
dated IVuv. 22, 1950
Serving all Kodiak Ls
area points for
passengers,, gang *
and ^liappinjf S»rrvu-»*‘V
Offiii! & uailinq room:
Lamer Misfiuu Rd. fi Main fit.