The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 12, 1951, Page 8

| i PAGE EIGHT Wildlife Service Proposes Changes for 1952 Kodiak Fishing In accordance with a new pol- policy announced Aug. 17, the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service today re- leased six proposals for a change in fishing regulations for the 1952 season in the Kodiak area preced- ing hearings scheduled there Sept.| 17, Changes proposed by the service to be effective mext year are (1) Open season, Karluk district from June 16 to July 15. The sea- son opened June 6 this year. (2). Open season, mainland and general districts, from June 16 to July 15; from July 31 to Aug. 13;] from Sept. 10 to Sept. 30. Only| change is the June 16 date, ten| days later than this year (3) Afognak district remains the same as this year: open Sseasons from July 10 to 15; from July 31] to Aug. 13; from Sept. 10 to 30. (4) It is proposed to keep the Red River district completely closed to all fishing for one red salmon cycle of five years. If unexpected rehabilitation of runs | occur, the plan would be altered. (5) Alitak district to remain completely closed except the east- ern portion of Olga Bay which the service would open to permit tak-| ing of surplus believed to occur in that % W is the in- tent of the service™ to continue this program in the Alitak district! for at least five unless an | unforeseen rehnh&% of rnd‘ runs occur in this “distriet,” the proposal said. (6) Drift gxl\ncz inhmg to be prohibited in all the Kodiak area. To clarify the reason for its proposed changes the service is- sued the following statements: “In all areas the early. runs of red salmon have feclined, contin- | uously for several years and only delayed opening can assure ade- quate early seeding.” The service pointed out that although the Red River district | from over exploitation.” Well Baby Conference Scheduled Thursday The weekly Well Baby and Child Health Conference will be held Thursday afternoon from 1 to 3:30 Center All mothers in this area are in- vited to bring their young children {and rabes in to be weighed and measured and to discuss their chil; drens’ general health with the Pub- Mothers may phone 218 for a special appoint- ment, or come in to the Health Center. For mothers who want new ideas for school lunches and quick break- fasts for their children, the Healtt Center has literature available. The center has suggestions for lunche for those children who carry their lunehes, For those children whe don't take their daily requirement of milk, there is literature on ways of flavoring the milk ,and using milk in the diet to make up for any de- ficiency in daily consumption. The Health Center is located at 122 2nc Street, next to the Purity Bakery. FROM SAN "RAN( lS(.O Richard Done, regional board co ordinator of rent control from San | Frazicisco, met with the local ren advisory board here last evening He left today for a 10-day trip into the Interior. SEATTLE VISITOR Jack Schrader of b(-atuc is at the Hotel Junean. FR.(J‘\] DEERING Mr. afd Mrs. Ralph Holderman of Deering are stopping at the Bar- anof Holc] still 60,000 or 90,000 fish short of the regulatory requirement. 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