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Ant-ieiit Interns host motorists along southeastern Alaska’s ne%\ ferry system. Above, visitors marvel at Indian tribal house decor
lieai ketchikan. Many totems in several cities contribute to the wealth of sceneray along this unique highwav-water system.
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ACCA Benefit
Auction Success
At Clam Gulch
The ACCA benefit auction at
Clam Gulch on March 16 raised
nearly $300 for the Kenai Area
Chapter of the Alaska Crippled
Children’s Association.
This money goes to help pay
for the speech and hearing thera
py program initiated in this area
by ACCA, which is supported en
tirely by voluntary contributions.
“Our grateful thanks is extend
ed to every donor,’’ says Fran Os
mar, benefit chairman, who also
listed the following businessmen
as responsible for the success of
the annual benefit at Clam Gulch.
Metcalf’s Grocery at Seward,
Vera’s Variety, Penn’s Hardware,
Sky Bowl, Soldotna Radio and
TV, Wilson’s Soldotna Store, Riv
er Terrace Laundry and Cleaning,
Mullin’s Soldotna Laundry, Don
Bailey—Union Oil, I and D Gar
age at Kasilof, Texaco Station,
Howard’s Y Service, Homer Elec
tric Assoc., Ed’s Appliance, Wood
ford’s Men’s Shop, Marvene’s.
Village Inn Barber Shop, Sol
lotna Drugs, Gibbs Apparel, Cres
cent Dairy. B and C Auto Parts,
Lou’s Market. Yarn Shop, Sol
dotna Supply, Parkers Cafe, Par
kers Barbershop, Clam Shell
Lodge, Kasilof Merchantile, Al
aska State Bank at Kenai, Mc
Grady’s Radio and TV, J. W.
Thompson—Kenai Realty, Chee-?
chako Mews, Kenai Food Center.
Automotive Parts and Equip-*
ment. Center Service, K e n ai
Pharmacy, Empress Shop, Kenai
Plumbing and Heating, Superior
Lumber and Supply, Wildwood
Motors, Kenai Bowl, Beaver Loop
Laundromat, Bear Den Liquor
Store, National Bank of Alaska
(Soldotna Branch), Derk's Trad
ing Post.
Peninsula Hardware, Seaman’s
Furniture, Ridgeway Mobile
Homes, Meeks Shoes in Kenai,
Knoblock’s Bakery, Rohweder’s
Bakery, Kasilof Grocery, Clam
Gulch Store, Banta Construction
Co., and Wayne Findley.
Funeral
Rites Held
For Infant
Funeral services for Rebecca
Anne Keeler, three-months-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Keeler of Heaver Loop Road, Ke
nai, were conducted at 2 p.m.
Tuesday in the Kenai Methodist
Church. The baby died Saturday
in Kenai.
Mr. and Mrs. Keeler have lived
in Kenai since 19(10 and prior to
that resided at Ninilchik. He is
employed by Northern Oil Co.
Services in the church and at
the graveside were conducted by
the Rev. John J. Shaffer, pastor
of the Kenai Methodist Parish.
Interment was in the Kenai Ceme
tery. The Copper Delta Mortuary,
Soldotna, was in charge of burial
arrangements.
In addition to her parents, the
baby is also survived by a sister,
Ramona Elizabeth; her maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Tollie Auld
ridg of Garland, Texas, and her
paternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Keeler of Ninil
chik.
Mrs. Auldridge came by plane
from Texas to attend the services.
T. H. Auldridge of Beaver Loop
Road, with whom the Keelers
have temporarily been living, is
a brother of the infant’s mother.
Cattle Brand Law
To Be Enforced
Ail cattlemen in the Homer and
Kodiak areas are being informed
by Sigmund H. ReStad, director
of agriculture, regarding the en
forcement of the Alaska Brand
Law.
Anticipating necessity for the
action, the Division of Agricul
ture has made arrangements with
the Alaska State Police for en
forcement of the Alaska Brand
Law in the Kodiak and Homer
areas, Restad said. It has been
agreed the State Police will carry
out this work until such time as it
might conflict or interfere with
their routine duties.
If any question concerning- the
law or assistance is needed in re
gard to brand law enforcement.
cattlemen are asked to notify or
get in touch with the State patrol
officer in their respective vicini
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