RESPONSE FROM FRANKLIN SMI3H
(Below is printed parts of a letter
received "by The Beacon in ansvrer to the
Article called "More About Area Licenses”
as published in the las t ibsuu#)
y.»calls for further explanation from me
in as much as Mr* Johanson as usual didnft
tell the whole truth,
uVJhen Mr# Arnold made his proposition
cf a limited number of licenses, I stated
that I believed we, B#S,F#TJ#, would go a~
long with that proposition in the interest
of conservation providing watershed resi
dents received first preference to all
jobs, fishing, etc# I also stated that
any statement that woulu be considered
official must come from the membership
after*they had received a proposal from
the A SI and studied it# As to area li
censes, I think most of the Bristol Bay
members would profit by if although soma
would loose, as seme af our members fish
Cook Inlet and other grounds# Also it was
my understanding that area licensing wants
confinement of fishermen- to one river
area, so that fishermen beginning their
season at Naknek for instance, would be
confined to, and within their limit stakes,
for the season#
"I believe that the presentation of the
economic condition of Bristol Bay and its
future at the Seattle ?Tov„ 4 hearing, has
done a lot of good and that more good will
be forthcoming, Mr, Farley and several
other Washington men were present when I
presented our need for, fresh water fishery
open besnrer season, 43-72 hour Nushagak
op en red salmon fishery, silver salmon
season to open July 25, elimination of
s eine boats and predator control, I was
ig,1ad to aj ri . BSFJ. "Harppy.-1&54 .to. -
NSft YEAR'S RESOLUTION
RESOLVED* that on and after date of pub
lie a tion of this notice I hereby offer
ten dollars ($10.00) in TJ.S.Currencyi
payable to the Youth Council of Dilling
ham, or to any Charity of choice, for
each utterance of unfavorable remarks to*
ward my fellow man, or for each argument
either political or personal which will
be initiated by me in any public place
including our own place of business.”
(P.S. If others wish to join this
New Organization, it will be my pleasure
to make up a roster of such ’’members” andi
post it in the most conspicuous location
in^iiiii^am. bibned; LUhELL DILLON
Russell Osterhaus, baby son of Boice
and Alice, was bitten on the hand by
a dog this month* Tv;o fingers were pierc
ed through but nothing serious,
A<Ia Dillon was hostess at a lovely
Birthday Get-to-gether in honor of Lowell
at their home on Dec. 29, Fr* Greif and1
his accordion furnished many nostalgic
moments and very much pleasure,
OYfrEeIrI) Tn“the”"ala” sroom*
► ”X Idle* , too b&d she's a
girll”
nDid you have a good time at the party
’’Fine time—so they tell Rio*”
MFov; did you find yourself this morn
ing? w
”T just looked under the table and
there X was/*
Our "baby is a determined little raeoa3
He*ll have his bottle or bustj
THE BRIGHTEST 0F~HOLIDAY"
GREETINGS FROM THE BEACON
SCHOOL CHILDREN V^LCOME UNTIL MIDNIGHT-THE MORE THE MERRIER
THE WILLOW TREE ADMISSION* $1*00 Adults
, .50 Kids
fl
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GET vottr VOTES IN EARLY
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AND CUME TO THE DANCE. LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT