Fall Bowling
Season Planned
Howard Carpenter and Bill
Murphy have taken over the
Kodiak Bowling Ailey for the
coming season.
An active season has been
planned with special events
scheduled prior to Thanksgiv
ing, Christmas and New Year,
Carpenter said yesterday.
Present plans are to have a
league for men, one for wom
en and a special league for
children.
The new managers are ex
perienced bowlers and have
taken part in tournaments in
the states. Persons wishing to
sign up for the winter season
are asked to contact Carpen
ter or Murphy.
Dolan Added To
City Police
Edward Scott Dolan, Jr.,
former guard at the U. S. fed
eral jail, has replaced Dorwin
Ware, city patrolman, who
was dismissed recently, Car
ter Seymour, chief of police,
announced Thursday.
Dolan’s appointment as pa
trolman was effective Sept. 16.
He has served as guard at the
federal jail since May. He
came to Kodiak from Anchor
age and earlier attended
school at St. Mary’s in Cali
fornia. He is a nephew of
iMrs. Mill Vokacek.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stafford
plan to return by PNA today
from Moose Pass, where they
have spent the past month.
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FWS May
Close Alitak
The Fish and Wildlife Ser
vice will recommend that the
Alitak District be closed to all
commercial fishing for a five
year period, Richard Shuman,
FWS representative, announc
ed Monday night.
Earlier the FWS announced
that it would recommend that
the eastern portion of Olga
Bay be left open.
The annual fisheries hearing
was well attended Monday
and statements from several
fishermen were recorded on a
wire recorder.
A proposal that the Karluk
district be open for a longer
period than earlier announced
will be made, Shuman said.
Gill net fishing will be pro
hibited in all of the Kodiak
area for the coming year and
the Red River District will be
closed for five years.
Buck Hoylman, fisherman
in the Alikak District, and
Pat Cannon, president of the
United Fishermen of Alaska,
made statements.
Graphs and charts showing
the decline of salmon in the
Red River and Alitak districts,
were shown by Shuman.
“Closing of the Red River
and Alitak districts appears to
be an unwanted necessity . . .
the prohibition of drift gill
nets is proposed only to pre
vent the expansion of fishing
effort in an area which is al
ready suffering from over ex
ploitation,” Shuman said.
P. J. Gilmore, Alaska Sal
mon Industry representative,
attended the meeting. He ar
rived here Saturday from Ju
neau.
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Cannon submit a written
statement to the FWS before
Nov, 20. Cannon agreed to do
so.
A hearing was held in An
chorage Thursday. The Cor
iova hearing is scheduled for
Monday.
For the first time in history
the FWS will wind up its an
nual hearings in Alaska in
stead of Seattle. The last
meeting is set for Nov. 15 in
Juneau.
Bush Pilots Get
5 Year Exemption
Washington (A>) — Aaskan
“bush pilots” will be permit
ted to operate for five years
without Civil Aeronautics
Board regulations, Delegate
E. L. Bartlett said recently.
An order from the CAB ex
empting pilot-owners from
regulations, he said, will be is
sued next week, effective until
Dec. 31, 1956.
The new regulation provides
that a pilot-owner who holds a
commercial or airline pilot’s
license may operate his own
plane with a capacity of not
more than four passengers,
without regulations.
However, the pilot-owner
will be required to obtain a
non-scheduled air carrier oper
ating certificate from the
board.
Daily Duck
Limit Set
The daily bag limit on migra
tory waterfowl has been in
creased for the 1951 season,
Paul Chapados, Fish and Wild- j
life Service representative, j
said yesterday.
The daily bag limit on ducks
has been increased from four
to five and the possession limit
has been advanced to 10 from
8, Chapados said.
He reminded hunters that
the season on migratory wa
terfowl opens in this area on
October 1, at 1200 hours and
closes November 24, except
that scoter and eider ducks
may be taken until December
The following shooting
hours have been compiled by
the FWS and the MIRROR
will publish a list each week
for the convenience of hunters.
Oct. Opening hour closing
1 12 noon 4:47 pm
2 5:44 am 4:44
Ralph Shupp was an incom
ing PNA passenger from An
chorage this week.
21.
3 5:46
4 5:48
5 5:50
6 5:52
7 5:54
8 5:58
4:41
4:39
4:36
4:33
4:30
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