NEGOTIATIONS, Continuant
* * A?fedieofte:dtfcer*?oeeert>t;*quot&«'~
MPcr your inforeflation/ thora is nothing
to prevent tho taking of whitofish an’d
vfor4 o^rjacrplal purposes ijriho, Nuslw
- a&ak drainage tl2i<T;r Those
- 'gpr*-d'p-3 -air^hrot^d-assed'^tf'tg^^'Vi-sh/*"ftnd •
no protec Lion of any kind is provided.far .
thorn either by the Alaska commercial fish-' •
ery 3.a«vp and regulations or the Alaska
grrne law and regulations*” End Quote*'
In addition to the previously named
persons 'who gave us whole hearted support
aixd assistance, the Air ska Fisheries Board
in session in'jynofiu during the letter
part of Aprils wired, ,)ust prior to In
terior hearing, thoir.full support for a n
amendment to the ...closure order of- Nusha
gak r nd recommended a resident'•operation,
with the same o.lcsed peiiods as other
rivers*
So, that*8 the present, .sivatus with
negotiations slatea to tjet under w^y with
in uhe next week*
Signed t Jim Downey
SOLDIERS VISIT TOWN * V
A group of soldiers, members of the
Intelligence and Recognizance Platoon at
Ft* Richardson were in town early this
month on a survey for defense purposes*
3gt? Leo Goldad© (North Dakota), Cpl«
Thomas Whittier (North Carolina) and Pfe*
Pete Bowers (Ohio) were under the charge
of Lt, John Ciarlo (Ohio)*
The group had nothing b$rt good Words
for the people of Dillingham whom they
found most cooperative* They want *to re
turn to fish when they get a leavp*
FUNERAL CONSUMATEP
.. Final rite8 were held for Paul* ttHelnie’
Hildebrand at the Churoh of Christ on
May 3 c
.The simple, comforting oeremony and
sermon given by,Reverend Franklin Smith
brought' solace to those who mourned
deeply the passing of a husband and
friend#
Mrs* Merle Smith, Mae Wren and Mary
MUrphy sang two beautiful hymns and
Mrs* Smith played Abide With Me as the
congregation filed past the casket#
Graveside services were oonducted by
ReverFir.d Marie Smith#
?ASEBALL~KT SH APsT ~ "
Lars Nelson fell during a game, breke
his glasses. ground dirt into an abrasioa
just beln-w his right eye, and is still
wearing a tape over the cutj
Walter Cummings broke his foot when
he tripped during the playing of the
neat little spring ^ame)
Roy Koehl fell on some glass—-not
on the school playground—cut a gash in
is leg and had to have 21 stitches taken
in it#
(Wonder if all this happens just
because everyone knows the
nurse, Miss‘Crawfordr is back*)
Mr8# Ray Jacobson returned May 3rd*
Mrs* Angie Riley gave birth to twin
beys at the Hospital on May 16th#
Iflary Alice Behr sold her sedan to
Bill Hommol on May 14th*
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