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£/»\T3.R, Continuedt
io beat anyone out of anything. This piece
cf equipment is not essential to the
Dillingham Contractors operations* but it
could be put to good use 4
The whole incident reminds me of the
farmer who* finding a piebe of rope in his
* had* v/as positive he had lost a horse# I*m
i inclined t$ think the PUD is holding a
^ string
Alma V/oJd Peterson from Branch River
came to towi last weok# She has been vis
iting her qister* Hannah Groat#
Have any of you been disgusted when you
went to get out the cheese for lunch to
find it all mo?.dy? Well, it is said that
if you put the cheese in a tight container
with a few lumps of sugar the mold will
disappear *nd it will keep other mold from
forming* Tfyis was tested by Mary Nioholson
and \vaa reported correct*
Remember, this paper is open to ppinions
of others, which if turned in under signa
i. ture ■$$ the writer will be published at
the staff*s discretion. The "petty, insult
Ang,..np1 nUxna^nf,.nna.individual?l.-i> -ftot-eauff
”up pops FORta?"
— .T
Nina Nicholson and Lei^a Andree were
houstdsfces at a surprise !P>iri-hdey Party
for Miry Nicholson to celebrate her 39th
birthday bn the 15th of April at Nina*e
home*
l’h* twelve guests present joined in
the games ana Harriet bmifch was lucky
winner of two first prizes* Kosemary Ntl
•on and Edla Atkison were consoled (?)
with a Booby Prise eaoh* .
The beautiful birthday cake was baked
by Mary*• sister, Ellen Gurtler* Gifts
and refreshments cleared t} e v;ay for
Mary to start "pushing 4',.{•*
Skating under the "PAP dock has been fche
lateat reoroational craze,for the past two
weeks* These juvenile fun^etectives doN’t
oi^s anything* To skate tfeppugh this maze
of pillars, half-submerge^ iron baskets,
old rusty boiler hulls, a$$a million
protruding spikes takes slfiil and plenty
of itl Slush and tide fin$,l Jy destroyed
this^sk^ting pavilion* T.’- '
~ ""The BliTzard ju7t~boat .me*"to* th7 news7
stand with ALL those preeious scoops* So
sorry, my fren** Ed*
A.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES apeak* fg'70111
1
YOUR BRISTOL BAY CANDIDATE
|m^i FORi ’ :>r
allowing small communities to incorporate unoer a plan more suit
?'V- abw to them :than either a first or secona claps city or ^ ; '
fishing curtailment for thAnext five years* in the Bristol Bay area
J.£V .* + Wl11 fc® e<iyal in effect and less detrimental to the residents of the
yatershed than the present method. This plan will be discussed In detail
in a later issue of this paper* sf.-}
3^ Total elimination of fish traps* which take a large share of the. Red Salmon bdr
fore they reach the area where the residents are fishing*
Revi?ifn of the elootion lawo allowing residents of isolated trees to exorcise
pbeir right tp vote without complication or expense* .
5’?6ntifiuati9n and dwriedictional rights ,nf the BSFtJ and Local 46* (This. I
realize is not an issue for;>the Terr. Legislature* hut I want to go oh
record as being , in sympathy with efforts to wrest the residents'from the
• conspiracy now existing betweetf thei ASI and AFU. I saw this conspiracy
work* felt it*s effeote, and realise its operations created a need for
BSFU and Local 46*
r#m na* rapxs a Dour T(r, Clemansi ,
■49 years old. He hae served 4$ years in tbs las* war and is not in ths
reserves so will be free to follow his legialativ* e'*»6e of life, fe is now
a jeweler .in Anfrhora^p end has his shop in the P&rscm's Hotel*
raoraSEi- Cue to the fact that Bristol Bay plays sa important a part in ths
fishing picture and so far there has teen no interest showi in ap
pointing a resident of the Bay to the Territorial Dept, of fisheries,
I promise to introduce a bill increasing the Departments spe ilfylng
that this seal shall a lways be filled by a fiuhorro... from Bristol
Bayl
This is a Department set up preparatory to statehood r?nd it would
be an accomplishment If a step now taken would insure Bristol b%y
having a permanent seat on the Sts-t# Boprdof Fish^rieu that wilj
some day control all the commercial fiphcr‘a»: of Alibek-*.,,
_V£Tfc JVM 3LSMANS INTO OFFICE