TELEGRAM FROM GOVERNOR
(Cont* from Page t, Col* tf
the increase in Moose popula
tion on the Alaska Peninsula
and that the resource has
been made available to local
people on an increased scale*
Office of the Governor, Jun
eau, Alaska* "
LADIES FELLOWSHIP MEETS
The Ladies Fellowship held
its regular monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs*Harry Gre
gcire, Thursday, August tg*
The ladies are working on two
projects; pi11 owslips are be
ing made for the Glenn Allen
Hospital, and a quilt is r,eady
to be put together with no
definite destination in mind*
After the business meeting an
ivory-handled carving set was
presented to Mrs* S* S, Gnad
as a farewell gift from the
Ladies Fellowship and the Li
brary Board* Those present
were Mrs* Helen Edens, presi
dent, Mrs* Grace Nichols,
vice-president, Mrs* Bery l My
hill, secretary - treasurer,
Mrs* 0* S* Woodman, Mrs* Alice
Bellamy, Mrs*Marion Browning,
Mrs* Lucille C'lemenson, Mrs
■Dolly Johnson, Mrs* Paul Wei
ner, Mrs* S*S* Gnad, Mrs* Bob
Morrison and the hostess*
Refreshments were enjoyed
by all* The next meeting will
be held September q, at the
home of Mrs* Dolly Johnson*
WORKERS LEAVE
The crew of the Puget Sound
Sheet Metal Company, which
has been working on the big
tanks at the end of the Spit
for Standard Oil Company left
Thursday for Seattle, having
completed their work here*
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PUD NEWS NOTES
Information was received,
Wednesday from the Alaska Pub
lie Works in Juneau that their
office is almost through with
their review of the plans and
specifications for the hos*
pital-health center, and that
the plans will be returned
shortly to the architect for
distribution to prospective
bidders when the call for bids
■is made by the Public Works
office4
Revised plans for the road
and parking area at the hos
pital site have been received
from the enginee>\s and com
pletion of the survey work is
expected within the next few
days*
The equipment offered by
Dr, Armstrong, retiring Sel
dovia physician,is under con
sideration by the PUD and a
list of the equipment has been
sent to Dr, Provonsha for his
comments and advice* PUD
funds are inadequate at this
time to make the purchase,
It is anticipated that a
new land status map will soon
be available at the PUD of
fice showing latest changes
in property owner ship*
Further study of the sea
food disposal problem is be
ing undertaken and the possi
bilities of a sanitary fill
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is under consideration♦
The bid for installation
of the fuel oil storage tank
at the Fireball building was
let to Ora Jones of the Husky
R.epair Shop for $ivj* 15
The bid to publish the De
linquent Tax List for tg$t
and ig$2 in four consecutive
weekly issues was let to the
Swopping N#w$ which submitted
a low bid of
FORMER TEACHER HERE
Mrs. Helen Blair, a former
teacher at Anchor Point who is
now teaching at Hope, was in
Homer Wednesday visiting old
friends, Mrs, Blair has just
returned from another summer
session at the University of
Alaska,
WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET
The Homer Women's Club will
meet at the residence of Nat
alie Hewlett Thursday, Sep
tember 2, Guest speaker will
be Mrs. Robert Bostrom who
will be interviewed about
Scotland, The meeting will
get underway at 8 p.m.
AFTER-THE-FAIR DANCE
SATURDAY to P. M. ELKS HALL
MUSIC BY METRO HOMES
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CLUB WINNER
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CSG MEETING
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and a discussion of them,
Several changes were suggested
at- the meeting, and the con
stitution and by-laws, as
amended, will be mimeographed
and distributed before the
next regular meeting of the
CSG on September 17,
Most of the work on the
I constitution and by-laws was
done by Leo Rhode, and they
were revised by an advisory
council composed of William
L, Matthews, Don Smith, Bob
Norman, and Leo Rhode for
presentation at Friday 1 s meet
ing,
A short discussion was held
concerning the medical equip
ment that Dr, Armstrong of
Seldovia has offered for sale
but no decisions were reached,
VISITING HERE
Miss Cy Miller and Miss
Alice Nordling, of Anchorage,
and Mary Cochran of Pennsyl
vania are visiting Mrs, Eklof
of Homer,
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