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James Ivanhoe of H.E.A. explains some of the Homer
Electric Association's problems at last week's meeting of the
A.E.R.A. to discuss area power problems, while Mrs. Wm.
Gibbs keeps the minutes and Chairman Gene Smith ponders
the area's power problems.
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Anchor Point
News
Fishing is just around the
corner, boats are being re
paired, beach cabins patched
up, etc.—Won’t be long now.
Officers
Anchor Point Homemakers
met and at the last meeting
Inez Clendenen was reelected
President; Patricia Onstatt,
Vice President, and Joan
Stouder, Secretary.
Clearing
Land clearing is being done
on the Harold Mohn homestead
on the North Fork road.
New Road
A new seismograph road is
being built adjacent to Anchor
Point. It crosses the North
Fork road above the bridge.
The Seismograph crew will
soon be at work.
Fall Fair
Anchor Point is planning a
Fall Fair after or near Labor
Day.
Cooper Landing
Requests Power
A special Chamber of Com
merce meeting was held May
15 at Sportsman’s Lodge; the
subject: Immediate power for
the Cooper Landing Area.
Dedication ceremonies were
held Wednesday, May 17, for
the Cooper Lake Power Project,
attended by Senator Gruening
and REA and Chugach Electric
officials. Afterward a lunch
eon was held at Our Point of
View Lodge. *
Herb and Laura Hicks are
back with us from Florida,
where they spent the winter.
The movie “The Big Coun
try” will be shown Saturday
night at 8 p.m. at the Commu
nity Hall.
Charles Roehl of Homer is
having his commercial fishing
vessel, the ‘Barbara J’, remod
eled for the season by Copo
craft Boats of Cooper Landing,
and expects to have it finished
and in the water this weekend.
FRENCH SWEDE
Jean Bernadotte, a French
man elected Crown Prince of
Sweden, never learned to speak
the language of the people he
governed, according to Ency
clopedia Britannica.
ATTENTION
Construction Men - Oil Field Workers
— Everyone Welcome —
TOWNE DORM
15 MODERN ROOMS
Next to: UNITED SALES
Sterling Highway — Soldotna
NOW OPEN
2 MEN TO A ROOM—Rates: $15.00 Week - $55.00 Month
PRIVATE ROOM — $25.00 Week - $90.00 Month
Phone 262-4284
The face of Julian Wolf (51/2)
shows the strain of trying to
hold up the big rainbow he
caught about 15 miles North of
Kenai at Island Lake. Julian
weighed in at about 47 pounds,
the fish at 91/2 pounds.
Gunsmithing
and
Machine Work
* Scopes
* Reloaders
* Stocking
* Rebarreling
Harold
FULLER’S
Gun b Machine Shop
Cooper s Landing
ONE STOP DUZ IT!
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BILL & LEA CREHAM
Fishun’ Info and Tackle
FLIGHT
INSTRUCTION
I n
NEW
PIPER
COLT
— PLUS —
Bi-weekly
GROUND SCHOOL
RAY McNUTT — Sterling
Phone 262-4682