, FWS HEARD DILLINGHAM SPEAK
The annual FWS open meeting with resi
dents of Dillingham was held here in the •
Igloo Theater, July 39, under the capable
Chairmanship of Mr® Seamen Thompson, FWS
Director®
Predictions made by-Mi1# Thompson, far
1955, were Naimek-ssy^.n very little inw
proved over * 54; Nurkeg ul;. slightly less
(about i); Egegik and Ugachik about seme®
The FWS panel suggested fcr possible
discussion and future change in regulations
these five subject si 1® 12- noon opening
instead of 6 AM to help patrols 2# re
define Mstretch-measure” as applied to
nylon nets; 3* arrange some method"of id-’
entifying drift gear as to owner; 4® Shuf
fle of district boundaries to utilize the
distinguishable landmarks; and 5® clarify
mean-lew tide .for setnetters and have them'
eerily with the fixed gear statute con
cerning placement of the setnet sites®
Brief3 of worthy ideas should be sent
the Director of FWS in Washington, D®
C - not later than November 19th for oon
e;,:.' rat ion and study#
Tnose who spoke during the 2-hr* meet
ing were Fr. Endal on personal us© fish
ing, PJgg©sting that FWS could-allow more
extensive personal use fishing program
since it had a much enlarged enforcement
crew (fisest point mado)| Elmer Harris asked
'some questions on fishing time proposals
for next year; Miles Brandon demanded fur
ther study be devoted to Jap fishing in
relation to our fish escapement and re
quested fish bounds be returned to
last years stake34 Kassel! '‘Farmer s Boy”
Maicbary delightfully elucidated upon the
conservation of the fisheries by a chemical
rehabilitation process as "keyed” by
Richard Shumannjv.Morle .Smith, speaking
for the Ad-rent ists, as’cod for crtfuridcr.*
at ion of their Sabbath in fixing • fh' s
fishing, days; Elmer Smith consent rated
on a more "even shako" for tho rotridents
who seem the only one group completely
"regulated"* He suggested tho FVift spend
less money on fancy airplanes and more,
on research* Others who spoke were,
Gene Killian, Walter Noden, Dave Carl
son, Jim. Downey and A1 Andreo*
James :W3. Ircoks has coLipiot"ed””his”"
beluga study hero altho the results of
his research cannot be known until eonv
pletion and evaluation of th3 entire
project* While here, he was assisted
by Whitie Kivi* Ko will work in the
Kviohak Pay are?, during August*
Under Section 5 of the National
School Lunch Act, our school will re
ceive food commodities donated by the
UeS# Dept* of Agriculture, such as
Canned Peas, Peaches, Gr* Beane3jTen
atoes, Grapefruit, Peanuts Butter* Dr*
Milk, Honey, Orange Juice, Drc Eggc,*
Butter, Salad Oil„ Dried Prunes & ipri~
cots. Sour Cherries? Cheese, Beef &
Gravy, Etc, Meats that will be kept in
jrtcrag£0__
Rosemary Noden was hostess at a
TwO-Yr# Old party for her little sis
ter, Hilda, and Deborah Brannon on
July 31#
You know, dear, you do^t seem to bo
as well dressed as you were when you
married ms a few years ago#
That's funny*..I'm wearing the sane
Buitt,
PLAN TO VISIT US