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' * GHAKGIHG B3FU PREVIOUS PKMRiSAU
' (Following are the counter proposal*
made to 181 by th*> ^SFC at the May let
consulation at; jJaknpk* Alaska•)
1. If aotifkiy rate .1,8 to be substitutes
for /$he foii&er rtn Abney or the hourly '•
»f'j^te proposed by BFFC, the eum of |40i«7£
r peKmonth for all company fishermen and
ae of the date when run menay formerly
» commenced all company fishermen will be
• signed on at the same time# if present*
room and board to be furnished by the C*»
* 2* A forty-eight "hour work weok is
acceptable* but with the proviso that all
work in excess thereof be paid at the rat
of time and half* For pre-season work and
post season work (customarily performed
by resident's?) ovdr the 1951 rate.,, or
*• $2.34 per hour, subject to VJSB approval,
3. As to Sec• 21 (4). Par*..! of ‘the 195]
BGFU Agreement: phange to,"Resident em
ployees living in ,the watershed to be re
imbursed for actual transportation if *in
excess of JjJ»50*00 or Co* furnishrtranspar
tation* . ' •• P* .. j
4. A BSSV heifare o/Tr^sV Jttnd’ bei .es
tablished -for the welfare of fishermen
and their'families} the sum of 20/ per
ease oh all salmon packed In Bristol Bay, .
»y 131 Compani88 to be paid into said fund*
5# Pish prioos* Red Salmott—Compaliy gear*
oop i ur aruv gixanovcers, tcv rev
setnetters, with proviso that when average
pack in Briqto* Bay eacoeede 15,000 cases
perline an‘additional 5^ per fish shall ho
paid as a bonna® Independent fishermo.i to
receive orhalf more than ahoVe company *
gear fishermen*
This series of,, meetings was called te
order by rU*&,Coujeiliatdr Albin Peterson.
Others present wene W. fyooten, CRPaj J.
Wilkinson, APA?J. Hanover, Egegik Packing
Co.; Elmer Harris, ASI, Inc; and BSFC
Committeemen, W. Snyder, R. T/hite* G.
Gerggren, P. Bystry, Erli'ng Ursin, Carl
HUnn, Jim Downey, Attorney J* Duane Vanod
and Fr. George Endal* (Vance an.d Enda 1 wer J.
present as o‘bservers). * v
The Groups dispersed on May J,
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~ A. letter aiithorixihg the Publio Utility
Board to rely vipon d’ts otfn discretion in
determining the fate of the GHADLR was re
ceived by Becretary of the PUD Beard, Carl
Nunn, on .May 6th from tho.Dilli ogham Pablio
(Utility Districts lawyor, Attorney J. L*
MaeCarey, -JvP. of Anchorago.
Mr* -IfeoCt.-ofy Bays ho ds't-ed thoroughly
into the proi. *. 'n, with which wo hare been
faoed sinco the \n* ■^ •3 fire*’; considered
for salo* He fctat.e-J, further, that the
Beard has the pol s~y 'r.^ to f ts actions#
There ie no ldgai. ro^po?"-.hility Y.-iat3oeTer
that the Board spon-t!;.^ •-blic action or
hold public . , .;cv^h->«s•
the lo.vsd right-to dispoeo
of- the' grad :i , hywevor it de
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. * THE GIRDER SAGA. •
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This soo'r-,r b0gi;i« .tr.'tvv tjj^ec appearmmee•.
of Mr • jLarfcte Ka4 \>ahd 'Mr *T(hite ,
both with ^)<sa. Rb&V a$
a 8pecio,l PJft) Bp^rd Meeting* !i& Ld on' Apr;il.
23. ‘‘W'.-.-J .. .. - '■ ■" e
The rea'sc^-thes^e twto men. were meeting
with the Board,5we8^.(hoid #0u£ ,.hatt) to qe**
gotiate jW "buy ^he grader*/ f... *. ,v
Following thtt-Fh^'r^ of a few weeks age\
u' V’ Pa£e tire) • " ‘ ’