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letter to the Editor:
Homer Society Seeks to Preserve
Historical Past of Yukon Island
Dear Editor:
Would thero be n remote chance
that, you could run this as a news
item in the not ton distant future,
we really need action in this mat
ter. ,
Thank you.
To all Instruments concerned,
both State and Federal:
Gentlemen:
At the last business meeting of
the Homer Society of Natural
History, March 2b, IiX>3, the body
discussed the fact that action is
lagging on the final determination
on Yukon Island, in its entirety,
being set aside as a National Mon
ument.
All Instruments concerned are
cognizant that:
1— Yukon Island abounds with
discovered, and certainly as
yet, undiscovered artifacts of
antiquity.
2— Entrymen have applied for
homesteads/homesites as well
as an airfield on Yukon Island,
this in complete negation to
Yukon Island !>eing set aside
as a National Monument of
Antiquity.
3— Irreparable damage is being
done on the island to the orig
inal setting or placements of
antiquities, by haphazard dig
ging and clearing by the a
formentioned entrymen.
4— The potentiality of Yukon Is
land as a tourist attraction
is very valuable as a State and
Federal asset.
6—Yukon Island is a dedicated
project of the Homer Society
of Natural History, the Socie
ty is awaiting final determina
tion of all Instruments to go
ahead with a determined pro
gram of eradicating physical
obscenities, by the planting of
trees, shrubs and flowers na
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tivp to the ptiV' njn*«nt, of Yu
kon Island.
(V—Thp Society wnl aorwmor qua
lified archeological groups in
perpetuating f( r p«ad«rity the
findings of antiquities on Yu
kon Island.
7— The Society witn a member
ship of 126 is very desirous
that a final culmination be de
termined by all I nstrurnents,
and that our most earnest
pleas be heard, in setting aside
FOREVER, Yu'fon Island as
a National Monument. We also
plead that all Instruments con
cerned bear in mind in this
decision, how in the past, man
is ever the destroyer of all
things past in ever going for
ward.
8— We plead.
Barbara Anderson, Sec.,
Homer Society of Natural
History
Box 101, Homer, Alaska
Kenai Group
To Convention
Martin B. Rasmussen, presiding
minister of Jeho-\ ah’s witnesses,
announced today that the Kenai
congregation of Jehovah's witnes
ses has been invited to attend a
three day convention to be held
April 26-28 in Fairbanks. Ras
mussen will head the delegation
of 25 persons.
The three-day training program
is sponsored by the Alaskan
branch of the Watch Tower So
ciety, world-wide governing agen
cy for Jehovah’s witnesses.
Andrew K. Wagner and R. L.
Hartman, from the branch office
in Anchorage, will be principal
speakers at the assembly.
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ANCHORAGE. ALASKA
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Council
Meet Plans
Finalized
Flnnl plans fnf the ttpHnif mret
ilttf rtf fli*' Kmni Peninsula Home,
maker's Connell flip Afif ll Sift Sit
n! tlit* Soldotna Hrtpfl*l f'htlf'rH
have been annuuncrd by IVfI*. Mel*
belt ft, Wolff t»f M»tnf Puss,
Council president.
Those Interpslfd lti attending
rit*1 to note thut ipglstfn
lion In scheduled for It I ft am. in
order I hot sessions may start
promptly at l(t am. pitch day.
Registration will hp handled hy
Mn*. Patricia Onstott, Anchor
Point; Mrs. .Shirley, Fosla»rg, Ko
imij Mrs, Janet Teague, Soldot
tutj Mrs. Ilndlpy Roberts, Moose
Pass; Mrs. Nltm Robinson, Ster
ling, and Mrs. Gladys Hogard ttnd
Mrs. Jennie Rider, both of Rew
ord.
The Eskimo doll fare pins, of
ficial Homemaker’s Insignia pins
for the State of Alaska, will he
sold on Friday by Mrs. !>aVona
Thomason and Mrs. Frank Gib
bons and on Saturday by Mrs. Jo
Anne Miller and Mrs. Dorothea
Smith, all of Moose Pass.
Luncheon arrangements for the
two days are under the direction
of Mrs. Jane Teague and Mrs.
Ruth Foster of the Soldotna
Homemakers club; Mrs. Nina Ro
binson, Sterling club, and Mrs.
Shirley Fosberg of the Kenai club.
Social Security
Answers Queries
Question: Now that man can get
Social Security at age 62, I decid
ed I would file for it. Somebody
in your office down there wrote
me, asking for my birth certifi
cate. I know I was born on May
4, 1900, but I am not sure what
town. Neither of the counties I
could have been bom in can find
any record. They didn’t keep good
records back in those days. I don’t
know what to do. What can you
do, if you don’t have your birth
certificate ?
Answer: A lot of people your
age don’t have birth certificates.
Our office asked you for a “proof
of your age”, not specifically a
birth certificate. A birth certifi
cate is preferable, but there are
other acceptable proofs. A bap
tismal certificate is usually just
as acceptable as a birth certifi
cate. If you don’t have these,
practically any other document
which recorded your age many
years ago (including a family Bi
ble), may be accepted. Take your
problem back to the people at the
Social Security office, and they
will help you find an acceptable
proof.
Question: Do you have to be
helpless to get disability benefits
Answer: No. But you must
have an illness or injury which is
so serious that you are unable to
do any work and which is expect
ed to continue for a long and in
definite time.
For more information about
your Social Security, write to:
Social Security Administration,
Box 1331, Juneau, Alaska.
MakeTemnorary,
Location Change
Due to break-up conditions, the
Beacon Baptist Church, which has
been holding services on Linwood
Lane in Kenai, will hold services
for the next two weeks at the
home of Rev. Harold R. Lewis.
The Lewis homestead is located
midway between Kenai and Sol
dotna. Directions for ^reaching it
are to turn east onto the Meyer’s'
road and then proceed to the first
house on the left.
Easter services were held at
the Lewis place this past Sunday.
TO SHOW ALASKA FILM
HOMER —- The Homer Socre
of Natural History sends wo
that “due to circumstances, beyoi
our control, the showing of t
BBC documentary film of Alas]
was changed from April 16
Tuesday, April 23, 7?30 p.r
Homer High .School gym.” Eve*
one is asked tb Notify friends
the change lif the showing da
and to make, plans to attend.
rim inneri ion or church nothiw in mm column cam
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KKNAI ANNKMMI.Y OK OOO C MOHl M—h.m.liy (Mmai nt JO H.m
Muffling worship It n.m. Everting worship 7i8o p,m. Mid *p«.i<
seivlres Wednesday 7:HO p.fn, I’sitor Mih, ('nil N. on n. ,
KAHT KENAI ClltlKCH OK (IIHINT meets at Mile lor,, !<*„„
Hominy Services: Bible Study 10sOO n.m. Morning Wnnhjp n „ ,n
Evening Worship 6:00 p.m, Congregational singing. Thursday
Bible Study 7i.'iO p.m. Hilly .for Mi sc Evangelist,
DOWNTOWN CIIOfu ll OK ClIKlsr (I block from Kenn 1 i„.
Bible School - 0:15 a.m., Worship * 11:00 n.m,, Evening 7;00 j,m
Midweek (Wednesday) • 7:00 p.m. Carl Zehrung, Minister.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CROUD meets enchliiuulny~nt 10 «.m7in
building hack of Vera’s Variety, Soldotnn.
SOLDOTNA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENK^^Sun-1 a y S^hooTat
10 a.m.; Morning Worship 11 a.m.; Kvengelistic Service-• 7:SO p.m.
each Sunday. Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
KENAI METHODIST CHURCH—Church School 9:30 a.in. and Wor
ship Service 10:45 a.m. Methodist Youth Fellowship Tuesday at
3:30 p.m. John J. Shaffer, pastor.
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST MISSION meet* each Sundayftom
10 a.m. to 12 noon at Slikok Valley Community Club on Kali
fonsky Beach Road. Sunday evening sendees 7 p.m. Bible Study,
Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. Maurice Murdock, interim pastor.
SOLDOTNA BAPTIST CHURCH at the Y—Sunday School at lolm^
Morning Worship 11 a.m.; Sunday evenings the youth groups meet
at 6:30 and Evangelistic Service starts at 7:30 p.m.; Youth Choir
practices Tuesday 4 p.m.; Prayer hour and Bible study Tuesday
7:30 p.m. Paul A. Weimer, pastor. ... ,
CATHOLIC CHURCH SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULES—9 a.m. at Our
Lady of the Angels Church, Kenai; 11 a.m. at Soldotna; 4 p.m. at
Wildwood Chapel, Wildwood Station.
KENAI BIBLE CHURCH—Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.; morning
worship 11:00 a.m.; Sunday evening 7:30. Prayer meeting 7:80
and Moody Bible Institute Correspondence Study Course 8:15 each
Wednesday. Kenai Youth Fellowship 7:30 p.m. each Friday. Pst
tor Fred S. Crozier.
CHURCH OF GOD (Pentecostal in Doctrine)—Located on Aspen Way
and Binkley Street, Soldotna. Sunday School 10 a.th.; Month;
Worship 11 a.m.; Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m.; Bible Study an
Prayer 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Millard L. Cowdell, PasWr, Jot
514, Soldotna.
FAITH BIBLE CHURCH — Now meets at Solid Rodk BMe Cap
Lodge. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Morning Worship 11 a.m.; Juaior
and Senior Youth Rally 6 p.m. Special speaker every Sunday.
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH, SOLDOTNA — Sunday School 9-45
a.m., Worship Service 11 a.m., Evening Instruction Claaaea 7:80
pjm. Pastor’s Class, 8:30 p.m., Holy Spirit Class; Senior Conflfa
tion class -5 p.m. Wednesday; Junior Choir Practice 4:16 pm aad
Junior confirmation following on Thursdays. Richard J. Tatf,
' pastor. Phone 262-4767.
FAITH CHAPEiL, NORTH RENAL—Sunday School, 10:00 ML;
ing Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Evening Services, 6:30 pan.; Wednes
day Evening Services, 6:30 p.m. L. A. Hutchings, Pastor.
BEACON BAPTIST CHURCH—Located on Linwood Lane, Kenai,
near proposed site of new high school. Sunday School 10 a.m.;
Morning Worship 11 a.m.; Evening Worship 6:30 p.m.; Midweek
-Services each Wednesday 7 p.m. Harold R. Lewis, Pastor.
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