2. ANCHOR POINT DOG RACES
1st Heat 2nd Heat Total
Mathers V»me Jan. 1ft Jan. 26 Titne
ADULT MUSHERS
Gafcefch Wright ...'..... 1-06-23 0-57*19 2-03-42
Chuck feayrooTwt- . .. .. 1-07-26 1-02-13 2-09-39
Joe HrandOtx . .... 1-10-tl ' 1-CHH32 2-18-13
Bert Parady. 1-17-18 1-05-18 2-22-36
Cal Thurmand . 1-18-46 1-10-52 2-29-38
Dirk Bea\tlieu . 1-20-57 I 11-47
Dick Iverson . 1-48-17 1-42-52 3-26*09
JUNIOR-MOSHERS
5 Dog Races—-blushers (Her 14
John Howard . 0-48-11 0-37-59 1-26-10
Kenneth Leffal . 0-50-45 0-40-02 1-30-47
Junior Mushers Under 14—3 I)og Races
Paul Mutch . 0-18-03 0-13-47 0-31-50
Betty Jo Raymond ... 0-19-39 0-17-35 0-37-14
Joe April! .. 0-26-10 0-20-06 0-46-16
Marvin Parazoo .. 0-30-14 0-20-26 0-50-40
Andy Anderson ... ... 0-38-32 0-22-55 0-51-27
1-Dog Races
Linda Stonder .4... 0- 1-29 0- 1-32 0- 3-01
Larry Ferguson ... .. . ... 0- 1-53 0- 1-34 0- 3-27
John A prill ... 0- 1-40 0- 1-19 0- 3-29
Legislation Copy On r lie at Library
The Konai Community Library
now has on file material from
the office of Dr. Thro Nor by,
commissioner of education for the
State of Alaska, regarding legis
lation.
Pamphlets inriude “Draft
Legislation for the Reorganiza
tion of Local School Organi
zation,” “Public School Founda
tion Throughout the State of Al
aska,” and “Report on Assessing
Practices.'
Material for proposed legisla
tion as discussed in the pamph
lets was based upon the Ford
Foundation study.
Mrs, Allan Petersen, librarian,
says these pamphlets are expect
ed to be of value to persons in
terested in schools and legislation
pertaining to them.
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the Kenai-Soldot.na area. Script
for a three-act comedy is on hand
and a search is underway for ama
teur actors who would be inter
ested in appearing in the play.
Spearheading the movement
ere Al Rnona&siasi, barber at Par
kers’ in Ridgeway; Maxine Bear
of the Bear Deft, Soldotna, and
Fayrene Kalsted, proprietor of
the Talk O’ the Town beauty sal
on,-Soldotna.
Fayrene and Al have both had
previous experience playing in
Little Theatre, groups; Fayrene
in Kentucky and Al in Los An
geles. Maxine has had experience
in both acting and producing
plays.
Area support is needed in get
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any way are advised to contact
Mrs. Bear, Mrs. Halsted or Ruon
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Top Musher
(Continued from page one)
mushers under 14 was won by
Paul Mutch, Anchor Point, whose
tiophy was presented by A prill's
Motel. Other entries, in -order of
their placing, were Betty Jo Ray
mond. Kasilof; Joe Apj ill. Anchor
Point; .Marvin Parazoo, Kasilof,
and Andy Anderson, Anchor
Point. Andy ran the second heat
v ;th only two dogs ns he had
to drop his lead dog after it en
gaged in a fight the day before.
Tiny tots in the 1 -dog races
were Linda Stouder, first place,
Larry Ferguson and John April!,
all of Anchor Point, Linda drove
King, owned by Larry (Jlendenen,
and at the awards, dinner paid off
her indebtedness to Cleudenen
with a big kiss.
Joe Brandon ran away with the
prizes in the world’s champion
s) m weight pulling events and
was awarded three trophies. His
dog Tiny won the 1-dog light
weight event, with Scrappy win
ding the 1-dog heavy weight con
test. With Tiny, King and Buck
pulling in the traces, Brandon
also placed first in the 3-dog
light weight event.
i j Lienuenen or Ancnor
Point won the 3 “dag heavy weight
pulling- event using King, Pat
and Chinook.
Rickley Dept. Store. Anchor
Point, awarded trophies for light
weight competition and Alaska
Husky Battery Co., Anchorage,
presented trophies in the heavy
weight contests.
Don’s Chemical Co., Anc-hor
age, gave one ton of dog food,
wench was divided among the
winning mushers.
Sweepstakes award winners
were: Dick Griffmg. Kasiiof, $100
on Gareth Wright; Mary Wilson,
Palo Alto, Calif., on Chuck Ray
mond, $50; Walt Gregoria, Sal
ina, Calif.. $25 on Joe Brandon;
Wright Truck and Tractor Co.,
Poldotna, $5 on Bert Parody
(whose sponsor was the Chee
ehako News); and A1 Ferguson
and Peggy Charlton, both of An
chor Point, and Ralph Halvo-r
-'■•n. Ninilchik, $5 each on the
remaining three mushers.
In other sports events Calvin
Thurman of Anchor Point placed
first Sunday afternoon in men's
sr.ow.shoe races with Inez t -len
der, en, Anchor Point, winning the
woman’s event.
Dick Iverson was judged as the
most proficient in skijoring.
Children's snowshoe races were
won by Allen Olson, in 5th to
htli grade; Ronnie LeFore, 1st to
4th grade, and Mike LeFore in
pre-school classification, All live
in Anchor Point.
Snow sculpturing by grade
school children was judged with
the Anchor Point Chamber of
Commerce awarding large coast
er sleds to John Symens and Don
ald Bolens for their dinosaur—
which placed first.
Prizes of candy were awarded
second and third place winners,
who were Rickie and Glen Fer
guson, for » turtle, and Kenny
Haakenson and Larry Ferguson
Pioneer Truckers
The Weaver Bros,, Ken, How
ard and RttS*. who landed in Val
dez in May 1549, pioneered the
hauling <rf bulk penetration grade
asphalt in Alaska, They were
also the first to haiil bulk gaso
line, diesel fuel and hulk cement,
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