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Letters to the Editor:
Pointless to Work On Futile Project,
Reason for Recall of Petitions
Kena Alaska
May i\.
M Rot Cease
lev*. Affairs Agency
Fox T10
JuiMa, Alaska
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Thank yet: for your letter
4Tsr::r-j: us an extension of time
: the deadl'ne for a petition for
:-e rcwperation of a Kena: R«
cording Precinct site borough.
However, we have decided not to
je ’ '.e extension of time: for
r phone cal! to the City
l" t :k Ker.a . :: your tw letters
t :r.v. and in the rejection of the
H. u r-N r. lehik Borough you
have made :t abundantly clear
that etition als be re
ject* V u are r cht that :t \<
I ntless : get * rkers t gel
signal es i a futile pi ect
Home: put in a great deal of
v .: x ar time and study in their
reft-on l found the reason > f r
It - .dear
t at it s s a cut and dried affair.
F or -stance, it s stated that the
cwBjwsitt** are connected by the
Ste-’i-g H'eh wav and that many
:t-. : r f: rrr that are* come t: the
K-- i -S • - a rea : shop By
Sitte A-aTogy Mr Cease, Ke
■• ’--e.te- t • Seattle by
LMT< OF FISH
NEW FISHEiKMEN
- ■ ■ - at • ■ - •
- T-arr ;_st rf.eie: ty tr.e
-Vparttnent -.nitrates
h _ Alaska :-ssaed 4_i. ‘lo
a»c I4.~v‘ 2vc-ry-s ier.t
f ' ■ t i r • ses
*' : Havt_ Rt:«r and.
- •• .i w t:r ar. N rtfr. I*a». •:* sola
-rwe- No. 2 in the sar-or. in tne
e -r fishing Hce-tses the wme
. rkhfer-r a »: -or. issuec
-H? ~c*
highway and about To of the
■n holess’e maternal* coo:e from
there. I hardly t fc nk we should he
in a noroujrh with Seattle. 1 ou
state. n the rejection, that some
people a>o no: fully realize what
they were signing when they sign
ed the petition. This always hap
pens. I: is a frivolous reason.
Another reason is that it is felt
that the election would not pass
because many spoke against it.
This is what elections are for; not
a reason for not having them.
For the above reasons, we will
not send m our petitions. I will
gather them up. I do not know
how many signers we have: but
there are over 200 in the one I do
know about. They represent peo
ple in Kenai. .North Kenai. Ster
ling, Soldotna, Kasiiof. Cohoe. and
Clam Gulch. I do not think we
missed a single community. We
will keep our copies somewhere.
V Cease, a great deal of pow
er has been put ;n the hands of the
local Affairs .Agency and the
Boundary Commission. We plead
with yoa to T«utgiiM m setter
measure the w.sftes- of the people.
It - a great deal of wora to walk
:*a.'-K into “breakup" roads to get
tie signatures of 2-5 of the vot
ers. Th.s .s a tremendous job. but
Homer d:d it and we were on our
way T brush efforts liae this
as.de :> a serious thing. It is only
to: er^ter.t that the wishes of the
pe pl-e aad the ideas of the ran
ts agt -- are greatly diver
gent Petitions have been turned
down: referendum* disallowed —
?” -gs which take a great deal of
time and energy from non-pro
fess o&ais vim must also eat:
their hv ngs.
Very truly yours.
Name withheld by re
quest.
nr: Got. Eras. Jam a u
beech,aio News. Kena
Hotter Toomrson. Homer
(JFh.\ Sa.m. to ^pan.
New Pastor
Assigned
ClwriiNes
Rev. Ben Laird will no longer
serve the Methodist congregations
cf Moose Pas- and Cooper Land
ing but will continue with his
groups in the Raofeit Creek. Gird
wood and Hone communities.
Rev and Mrs. Franz Christoph
er. who have been assigned to the
Seward Methodist Churhch; will
also serve the Moose Pass-Coop
er I-a *d to? areas. Rev. and Mrs.
t'hristonher come to the Kenai Pe
ninsula from Douglas. Alaska.
The Quarterly Conference of
the Methodist Church of Moose
Pass was held Sunday evening.
May 26. at the church with the
district superintendent. Rev. Da
vid Blackburn, presiding. Those
present were Rev. Laird. Mrs. N.
E. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs: Byron
Baldwin and Loralee. Mr. and
Mrs Hadley Roberts and Carol
and Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. D.
L. Wolfe.
Mrs. Roberts gave the report
for the commission on education
since the chairman. Mrs. W. T
Merritt. wa< on her way back
from the States.
Rev. B.aebum announced that
there will now be a state director
of Christian education. Rev. Wal
ter Hays, who will be available to
advise leaders and teachers of
church schools of the Alaska Me
thodist Mission.
Mrs Johnson gave the treasur
er's report and Byron Baldwin re
ported on the activities of the Me
thodist Youth Fellowship.
A vote of thanks was given Rev.
Laird and his family for the five
years of service at this church and
esnecialiy for the long hours of
travel that -has been necessary af
ter the pastor and his family
moved to the Rabbit Creek area
near Anchorage last hiovem&er
New Officers
To Head Chib
AC Moose Pass
Moos* Pass Homemakers Club
met Monday evening. May 20. a:
the home of Mrs. Xornian E.
Johnson for the final meeting of
the season. The following officers
were elected to serve in 196;>-04:
President—Mrs. Byron Baldwin,
vice president—Mrs. R cel Ke :h.
ar.d secretary-treasurer — Mr
Ralph Moore.
Mrs. Harvey Ainsworth made a
rep-irt as chairman of the Bara.i:
Committee and sugeeste-d that tr.e
chairman for the iph.; Bazaa> :>e
appointed soon so that she coal a
ccoss* her committee and start
were king. Mrs. Clyde Smith gave a
report apon the Annua.; Hom.e
miuuer? Tea spotisored r>y the
Sew am Homemakers Ckbi and
siiggested that the club p*ar to
taice part again nert year.
F'.urts were made for the aanuai
"Langes* stay of the year P^wc"
to te heid os Jns# 22 tt...- year m
oeferesv-e to the weddmg re.ng
ne.-d on June 21. the usual uate
t or this picr.ic- Ihs. usshos aoosrt
senu r.g a aelegate to the Snort
Course at the University si A:
asaa resulted :n a decision to de
fer such a plan for IKS hut to
s« u* m imam warn send someone
zn JMSt
Mrs. Wiisard Tkemasor.
w-j-.rer ;f tne twaiery raffle for
the iiHuiit. Mr*. 6a ey R :ert.s.
t'ef ring arasaaeat. declared the
mee' r.g a-:.';**red at: 'efress
mer.ts •were served be Mrs. Johns.
*. anc Mrs. I*e!ben Wolfe
Fern Traffic
Proves Popular
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SERVICES
on the Kenai Peninsula
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CHEFX'HAKO NEWS—262-14'f)
KENAI ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH—Sunday School at 10 a m
Morning worship 11 a.ra. Evening worship 7::}0 p.m. Mid-week
«erv;ces Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Pastor Mrs. Cart S. Glick.
EAST KENAI CHURCH OF CHRIST meets at Mile 105. Kenai Spur.
Sunday Service*: Bible Study 10:00 a.ro. Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Congregational singing. Thursday
Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Billy Joe Mize—Evangelist.
DOWNTOWN CHURCH OF «HRIST <1 biock from Keua: Fire Hail)
Bible School - 9:45 a.m., Worship - 11:00 a ir... Evening 7:00 p.m.
Midweek (Wednesday) - 7:00 p.m. Carl Zehrung, Munster.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE GROUP meets each Sunday at 10 a.m. in
nuiVimg back of Vera's Variety. Soldotna.
MJluuINA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE — Sunday Seh-.oTTt
10 Morning Worship 11 a.m.: EvengeH«tie Service 7:30 p.tu.
eacn Sunday. Prayer Meeting. 7:30 p m Wednesday.
KENAI METHODIST CHURCH—Chureh School 9:30 am 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 meets each Sunday from
10 a.m. to 12 noon at S'.ikok Valley Community Club on Kali
fonsfcy Beach Road. Sunday evening senr.ce* 7 p.m. Bible study,
Wednesdays at 7-30 p.m. Maurice Murdock. interim pastor.
SOLDOTXA BAPTIST CHURCH a: the Y—Sunday School at 10 a.m.;
Morning Worship 11 a.m.: Sur iay ever.r.g- the youth group? meet
a* 6:30 and Evangelistic Serv.ce -tart- at 7 •«.« :• rr..; Youth Choir
p,e~ Tuesday 4 p.m.: Prayer h- ur and Bible study Tuesday
7: p.m. Paul A. We mer. pastor
CATHOLIC CHURCH SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULES—9 a.” a* Our
Lady f the Angel* Church. Kerri: II a-as. at Sddotna: 4 p.m. at
W i u Chapel. Wildwood Station
KENAI BIBLE CHURCH—Sunday School at k 4-5 a.m.; morning
wo-sh p 11 -■») a.m.: Sunday evening 7: ••>. Prayer meeting 7:30
and Moody B:We Institute Corresp- nder.re Srwy £at:r» mIo each
Wednesday. Kera; Youth Fellowship 7 •• pm ea:b Fr.day. Pas
tor Fred S. Crane:
CHURCH OF GOD * Per.tecos.ta! in Dutrlue —Located on Aspen Way
ard Binkley Street. Sokdotna. Sunday Sefeoal 10 aa : Morning
Worship 11 a.ia.; Evangelistic Service 7 p r . B.ble Study and
Prayer 7 p.rr.. Wedaesday ME ard L Co-ar uelL Pastor, Box
514. Soidotr.a. ^ .
FAITH BIBLE CHURCH — Now meet* at Sotid Rock Bede Camp
Lodge. Sunday School 10 ta Morning W*r** ? 11 it: Junior
and Senior Youth Rally 6 p.m Spot a! speaker every Sun iay.
EvangeLsric Serv .ce? at 7:30 p.m
FAITH 'CH A PEL. NORTH KENAI—Sunday ScaaaL 10-*• a »•: morn
ing W orse.ip. 1100 a.m.: Evening Service*. 6 Ip a-m.: Wednes
day Ever.lag Senttes. 6 »!• p m. L. A Hutchings. Pas:ur.
BEACON BAPTIST CHURCH—Located Lae. Kenai,
re-r proposed site of near h.gn sc so L Sun :ay Sefceoi lu a.m.;
Morning Worship 11 a-an.: Evening Wrsh.p € *1 p rr : M iweek
Serr-ce* each W ednesday 7 pm. Harold R. Lewd*. Pas: ’
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH. SOLDOTNA — Sunday Sc - x>I 3:45
a-ai-. Worsn.p Service 11 air.- Weur.es ray 7 -j p.ts.. E :•> Study.
Richard J. Tuff, pastor, phone 262-4757..
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