Beaver Lake Fire Burns 45 Acres
A forest fire at Beaver Lake,
in the Big Lake region, destroyed
approximately 45 acres, John
Bowers, forestry aid with the
Division of Forestry, Bureau of
Land Management, said today.
There is still a patrol in the
region, although fire workers
were taken off Monday. The fire
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had been burning since June 18
when it was reported around 4
p.m. and required 20 workers and
two “cats,” one of which is owned
by the Alaska Railroad.
The fire, which was located on
Gay Lilly’s homestead, was start
ed from sparks from a tractor that
was doing clearing work. Her
home was saved, although the
wooded area around the home
was burned.
With the Fourth of July week
end coming up, Bowers reminded
excursionists that last year two
forest fires were started by fire
works and asked that discretion
be used by persons on outings,
fishermen and campers. All public
camp grounds in the area are now
open and the public is invited to
use them.
KOSLOSKY'S HOLD
ANNUAL STORE PICNIC
Employes at Koslosky’s Depart
ment store and their families en
joyed the store’s annual picnic
and outing Monday evening, June
16 at Green Acres on Wasilla
Lake.
Highlight of the evening’s fun
was the airplane rides Jan Kos
losky gave to the many young
sters who attended. An abundance
of food; a baseball game and
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up, as were the other important
locations:
The saboteurs, Sergeant Joseph
Kostenko, Corporal Mike Kuch
arsky and Private First Class
Conrad Bracikowski were chosen
for the exercise for their ability
to speak Russian and other lan
guages. Two of the men were cap
horseshoe pitching were enjoyed
by the 52 persons attending.
tured after carrying out their mis
sions.
With the exception of loose se
curity, which Cox described as a
most difficult thing to control, the
Palmer CD units were compli
mented by Cox as showing fine >
organization, with its units oper
ating like clock-work.
In addition to Alaska, the ex
ercise involved eight western
states, Alberta, British Columbia
and Hawaii.
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