anchor point news
Anchor Point Requests Hi-SchooL
In a special request meeting
the state board of Education
met with Anchor Point repre
sentatives to consider Anchor
Point proposal for revising the
division of the school districts
and a request for an Anchor
Point Hi-School. No decision
has been handed down as yet.
DERBY WINNERS
Anchor Point chamber of
commerce held, what will be
an annual King Salmon Derby.
The Derby, held last week,
was attended by many people
and also the dance held after
wards. The prize list for the
1961 King Salmon Karnival
Derby is as follows:
Largest King caught by a
man. Marvin Sprague, Soldat
na, 28 lb. 15 oz. Largest King
caught by a woman, Nancy
Smith, Elmendorf, 19 lb. Larg
est King of the Derby, Marvin
Sprague.
C. L. PARKER
Registered
Surveyor
Office Near "Y"
Soldoina Box 367
Daily prizes, June 15th.
Largest King, Dr. Smith, El
mendorf, 17 lb. 15 oz. June 16.
the largest King caught was
again by Dr. Smith of Elmen
dorf, 27 lb. 5 oz. Steven Walli
of Homer, 13 years old. 27 lb.
2 oz. June 17th. Largest King.
Marvin Sprague, Soldatna, 28
lb. 15 oz. Largest King by a
woman, Donna Saxton, Anch
orage, 2 lb. 6 oz. Steve Walli,
Homer 13 yr., 28 lb. 3 oz. June
18th. Fred A. King of Spenard
the largest King, Nancy Smith
of Elmendorf, 19 lb. King, lar
gest caught by a woman that
day.
Willard Bassner, Ft. Rich
ardson, 13 yrs. caught a 16 lb.
6 oz. Several special prizes
were:
Oldest fisherman to catch a
King. Paul Carlos, 35 yrs. old
of Elmendorf, 22 lb. 3 oz.
Youngest, Ralph Bassner, Ft.
Richardson, 10 yrs. First lady
to catch a King, Donna Saxton
16 yrs. Anchorage. Largest
King caught by a child, Steve
Walli, Homer, 13 yrs. old., 28
lb. 3 oz.
Adult fisherman to travel
the longest distance to the Kar
nival Derby, H. E. Schroeder
Elgin, Illinois. Child fisherman
to travel the longest distance,
Ralph and Willard Hossner, Ft.
Body and Fender Shop
Automotive Glass — Welding
New Shop Open September 1st
tSehind Parker Cafe — Soldotna
TRAILER COURT
PANORAMIC PARK
West End of Robinson Loop Road
Big View Lots
Approved Water
Box 244 Soldotna jess Robinson, Prop.
Richardson. Smallest King
caught during the Karnival,
Donna Saxton, Anchorage, 2 lb.
6 oz. Oldest woman, Bessie Du
gan of Fairbanks. Hardluck
fisherman, Clarence Dustman,
Anchor Point and worst smell
ing fisherman, Jim Hamm, of
Spenard.
FISHERMEN FISH
Larry Clendenen, Steve Lef
fels, Chet Strouder and Jerry
Clendenen families are all on
the Beach at fishing sites, as are
the Ted Rozales, Earl Johnsons
and Chuck Parson families.
KING SALMON IS KING
Anchor River Salman Derby
was attended by fishermen
from Fairbanks and Anchorage
as well as a large number of
tourists. Lots of Kings were
caught.
Lee and Gail Clendenen are
home for the summer, they
have been attending Sheldon
Jackson school and will return
there in the Fall.
Mrs. Catherine L e n m a n,
teacher in Anchor Point school,
is visiting her son in California.
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Of the seven fxoals in the rodeo parade, one that caught the
Cheechako photog's eyes was one with beautiful girls—natch.
P.O. Issues Warning & New Rates
You are again alerted to the
fact that endless chain schemes
for obtaining money, savings
bonds, or other things of value
violate the postal lottery and
fraud laws, i« U.S.C. 1302, 1341
and that many such schemes are
being conducted through the
mail at this time. Those who
participate in such activities
may be subject to criminal
prosecution. It makes no dif
ference whether the lists are
circulated through the mail or
passed from hand to hand; as
long as money, bonds, or re
ceipts are mailed, there is a vio
lation of the law.
NEW HATES
The following fee rates will
become efefclive July 1. 1961:
Special Delivery - First class
and airmail, not more than two
pounds, .30c; more than two but
not more than 10 pounds, 45c;
more than 10 pounds. 60c. Spe
cial Delivery—All other classes,
not more than two pounds, 55c;
more than two but not more
than 10 pounds, 65c; more than
10 pounds, 80c.
Money Order Fees—$0.01 to
$10.00, 20c; $10.01 to .$50.00,
30c; $50.01 to $100.00, 35c.
Airletter sheets will be 11c
each.
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