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GOOD FISHINQ
05.1” V-rham* that little town in westen
‘hangs ttt to optimise like a
bulliuj* r-r-.th a good hold on a burglar1 s
is feverishly preparing for what „
oculd bo a very ’’good season”. Fishermen
are seen 5n dusty clusters spouting forth
wisdom rr pet it iouslyf fishing wifoa beam
satisfaction- at their private financial
package..babysitter and settlement.
Everyone seems ready for the big gamble
with all it takes in energy* credit* and
enthusiasm. Skiffs have been eoulked*
boats painted* gear patched* lines hung
end partners signed up amid the ohatter
of future hopes and greetings to friends
recently returned to try their luok for
another season. Post-season dreams are
already finding a place on paper#
Recently a meeting of union and in
dustry oame up with a fish price agree
ment of $3*37g- for kings and 73/ (a 3/
//aise over last year) for reds. It was
asood the settlement wat, not delayed for
/>>ow the fishermen oar coke advantage of
Day 8 which starred 6 e,m»
* 1 ' *3 -June 13th,
y- ,’oday the future is bright. Let1 s fiope
will be poms extra from the fidJieru
yien* s income after payments on gear aid
hare been met.
Iw was a dark alley in one ofTf-he bflul
parts of the town. Three men wpre walk
ing, One pulled a slouch hat down over
his eyes and said, ”Dfya see faim?w
^eeh, hei'e he oomesV one hissed*
The Juan with the slouoh hot picked up*
a short thick section of pipe* Another
took a heavy wrench and the third grabbed
a ^nailer wrench that waa none the less
nffeotive in close quarters*
"All right, guys, lefct c one
whispered*
And..<>when the bo*s got around the
corner, he found his three plumbers
busily at worki
DIG THOS CBjiSr MONARCH Si"
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BETTY BRaroON BECOMES BFTT33
Miss Betty Jane Brandon, daughter ;> J
Mr# and Mrs# James William Brandon ot
Anchorage, became the bride of Mr#
Jack Smart on May 21st at the Tenth
Avenue Church of Christ in Anshorarr*
Mrs# Walatka was the organist and Lr>*
Merl Smith sang at the ceremony# Ti.o
Dillinghamers in that area turned cut
in full force to attend the weudi\\m
and the reception which followed
the basement of the ehuroh#
Mr# Smart is a longhsoreman and the
couple plan to make their horns in
Valdes#
To bring you up to date on this
well-known Brandon familyi Miles roer"1.
the winter in Washington D*C* on t\<*
oounoil for Indian Affairs* Kenner’:* 1?
now in Memphis, Tennessee—he is o
marine and spent most of the winter
Ploridai Rill worked at Elmendor* a* '
winter and when he came here tL: * a.-.-;
to fish, he turned his Job over to
Art <:ho is married and lives in Arohcr -
age, James, Sr* is over here for a-iv—
weeks hanging nets but will soon re •: \
to his job* Mom Brandon and John ar ■»
at' home * n-—