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CSG MEETING
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party could cancel the contract if de
sired*
Asked what Standard would do if they
hit oil here, Bostrom said that any well
brought in would definitely not be cap
ped and that the use to which the oil
brought in would be put depended upon
the quality of the oil and the amount
of flow* . ' ■
Also of special interest to local peo
ple was Bostromfs statement that once a
sqftrch for oil is started in a given ar
ea oil companies utill continue to pros
pect for years, whether oil vs discovered
or not, before the area is Written off
the books as nonproductive*
Bostrom would not commit himself on
what the discovery of oil would do to the
Kenai Peninsula except to say that it
would form a major part of our economy*
He did suggest, however, fhat the com
munity might observe otherl communities
where oil had been struck and use their
experiences as a guide in case oil might
be found locally ,
Other talks of interest were given by
Bob Mass who told of the efforts of the
fishermen to get something going on the
small boat harbor and by Clarence Ander
son, director of the department of fish
eries, who said that next year his de
partment plans experimental planting of
fish in Beluga lake« .
Considerable discussion on the con
stitution of the permanent action grfiup
was held♦ Some articles were passed on
but others weire held for further discus
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COASTAL AMBLER DUE IN OCTOBER
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The MS Coastal Rambler, Alaska Steam
ship company freighter, will leave Seat
tle Octobei* 8 and stop at Homer, Sel
dovia, Cordova and Seward, according to
the company's sailing schedule•
STANDARD TANKER NEWS
The Standard Oil company tanker, Alas
ka Standard, docked at Homer last week
to fill the stove and deisel oil tanks•
The tanker will return early in October
with all products aboard«
IK THE PROB ATEjCOURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISIOH HOMER PRECIKCT
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In the Hatter of the Estate )
) No. 16
of OLE LEFORTE JONES, deceased ) I
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to an order issued out of the above
entitled Court, the below described property will be sold for cash or satis
factory terms, to the highest and best bidder,
Sealed bids on the following described property will be accepted at the
place of of, the undersigned administrator until 4*ao o'clock P.if.
on the txth day of October, 1954*
Beginning at the Southwest corner of Lot 3 which
consisted of one acre situated on the tforth side
of Road in Vest half of the Northwest quarter,
Section 20, Township six South, Range Thirteen
Vest of the \Seward Meridian, thence East 25 feet
thence North 70 feet, theiite Vest 25 feet, thence
South to the point of beginning;
AND From a corner common to sections 17, t8, tq,
and 20, go South *207*1 feet thence North 73d 151
East 31 ft* thence go South 2O8*6 feet, thence North
73d 159 East 40U4 ftet which is the true point of
beginning, thence go North 208* 6 feet, then East
30 feet, thence South 208*6 feet, thence1South
73d 159 Vest 30 feet to the point of beginning*
The right to reject any and dll bids is hereby reserved by the undersigned
administrators of the estate of Ole Leforte Jones, Deceased*
Dated ht Homer, Alaska, this gth <tdy of September, 1Q54*
s* ORA A. JONES
Administrator of the Estate of
Ole Leforte Jones, Deceased*
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