PROPOSALS, Continued*
TOTfeKVlCFAK: The FPS figures there
will^he 4,600,00b reds pvpilpble here end
ere proposing- 166 units, based on 19?r fish
ing days with a 43 minute weekly penalty fo
each additional unit. This would mean
25,COO average or 2,000 cases per hnit*
’’You take it from herel,...”
MORE ABOUT RKnR 11 PLUSES 1
The AFU recognizes that their large
number of independent fishermen who mi^ht
suffer a failure in the district in which
they elected to fish would hare no chanse
to make it up any other place.
Further, if one particular district
proved to be very good one year, this sam©
district would hare an influx of fishermen
the next season which would seriously je<>*
pardize the chances of having any spawn
fish loft in that district.
Tne proposal seems to oe contrary to
any conception held as to the rights of
the fishermen to fish wherever they pleased
in the United States coastal waters# The
AFU believes this is unacceptable to the
residents of Alaska regardless of Rev#
Smith’s position as, a spokesman for the
BSFU#
Explaining further: the Bristol Bay
district would be classified as one area
and transfer between the rivers would be
just as possible under such a law as it is
today# The only thing that would not be
p ossible would be that persons fishing in
the Bristol Bay district would not be able
to fish in the Cook Inlet, Westward, Chg
nik, Kodiak isianu, Cordova and Copper
P.ivwr, and thj Southeastern distnots, or
vice versa# This would place more restrict
OFFICIALS ELECTED
The Youth Council, busy with organi
ze tionr-l problems, has finally emerged
with a complete panel of officers# The
r adult officers are: Lowell Dillon,
President; Albert Ball, Vice President;
Joyce Grlleher, Sec.j and Bob Lowe, Troas#
The childrens election, in which the
kids nominated and voted upon the candid
ates of their own choice by secret ballot,
t,ave official honors to Jacie bpears.
President; fgn uohnason, Vice-Prea.;
niariiyii ponico, becretary; and helene
Johanson, Treasurer#
Kunners-up for these coveted posts
were; Pres#, Barbra Spears, Perry Atkiiv*
son; Vice Pres#, Hanna Johanson; Sec.,
Emil Sorensen, Blanche Andree; and. Trees#
Nels Anderson, Carol and Emma Wallona#
(More than one namo indicates duplicate
number of votes#)
The community looks forward to lots of
constructive activity generated through
this fcroup#
,f?°~OR NOT"TO ~
In recent correspondence from the Dept,
of Health to Miss Crawford it was indica
ted that consideration is being given a
future permanent Health Center for Dill
ingham, This is still in the initial stag*
and it Mil be some time before there is
definite action on the matter.
It has'been siiggested by the Commissio*
of Health, Dr. Albrecht, persons or group
representing the town, as well as the
Health Council, should indicate their de
sire for help from the Territorial Legis
lature for this Center by writing to the
Com, of neaith and the legislators, Intel
ested persons should act now...and also wh(
for a. wonderful holiday season
COTIE TO US FOR THAT GIFT OF
DISTINCTION
FOR
GRANDPA o r KID SIS