"rANtJ^SAY I PIPy«g_TRT<
casually interested la
teeho*oal outcome of this 2rear* 8 fi«h^
*xki season, The Beacon sot out on the trail
of feats ter set (it hoped) beferooits rea<U
era with pride*
Scleral disappointments and umputeen
of coffee later# the eorry harvest off
•this "farmer off facts" wasi
1# H ow did this season compare with
others from the PAF point of v&jw? An**
No comparisons can be made public as yet*
2* What was the total pack? Ans* Can*'t
eay for sure*
3* Was it better than you estimatedt
An** We made no e stimate 1
N 4* Well# did-this cannery (PAP Nushagak)
make money by operating this season?
Ans* No4
5* Who was high boat for the seasonal
would like a list of the ten high aoeerd**
ing to rank* Ans* We have no authority te
*relearse this fact* You*'ll have to get that:
from the Independents*
S - Independents# who were your ten high
rx at fishermen this season? Ans* Highbee^
was Herman Shade and P.G*Brennon. (then
silence)*•*
7 o Any Union news that should be put**
llshed this issue? Ans* None# that we know
off*
3* How are the creditors paying their
bills at this store? Ans* Very good* Even
paying bills back in 50# which is more
than we had hoped for# but next year* s grub)
stakes are-going back on the books*• •so w*
don*t gain much*
Well# there it is—the wealth of facts
I hoped to present but not with apologies!
POSTPONEMENT OF ANNFALJgETING;
Mrs* Marshall Eeppin,President of
the ACCA, has sent ward that ih~e sol.edul*
ed ACCA ^territorial M&rsiag to ho hold
on August ?3,?4 & 25 would be postponed
until October 12, 13, & 11 (tentative
dates only) because of the poliJ titue^
tion in Anehcrag©c
CaptaVoTlCV/alsif"was"*in Dill ir gh am
August 29th and reported that the last
boat of the season is expected in Falsnsi
on Tuesday and will be kero the following
Friday, September 3rd* ^
“" “"Henry”RoaEl”boughT 7l"adys"”7aiT1 T to\,t ff
house and will more it tco> his home atfc
Er.dalvi.ll9';
Fill Ned ton, Supt* of PdUF* Cannery .
here, said that the local cooperation we*
splendid a^d the pay-off went smoother
than evcy*.
The total population of tho-J?err5tory
has grown 23,000 in a yearns time.-, coo- *-.
ing to a release from the Census Bruenui*
Civilian populaticsai (eliminating the.
military) alcne had grown te> a tet il cf
155*000 in July, 1953$ - *
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Families vr.&atianing up the river i i'fc©
Clyde Spars, John ?earsons, Alfred Nel*>
sons, Jim rowncys* Terrier Wilsons, >1
Aabergs, Emil Sorcnarnss Fred Mi?keit.s,
Mike Hosetao, Sam Samsons, anc* AT Ai'.d
rees*
**DnvTdsons’"left Tor NFSr^kT'wb^Te”’tKoy
will teach this winter ; Alfico Goldin a: d
2 sons is visiting her family hsr-sg I red
King and fanily returned from lvathagak:
for the winfcar*___
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