CHRISTMAS AT WILDWOOD
MEANS REMEMBERING OTHERS
\\ Idwooil Station commander,
Mi W. II. W intenread, r e per t s
at Army personnel engaged
,, i h ti „ "ionii ('Imstmas
. irvlty. Tho lui .dretis of milt s
m a. iii. I « in Adtska '••y
err ■(.Mii'rs and- t-heiry tie
run- wo! a i at vat. on a
ojo • - ;'i cOWWriplpt ’.V dh of;-.
... ( o e i a • <■ -
t - -I',;- ■ ’ . :.*1. .1.. .
hf P ‘'.-a; -• ‘ ■■■ crew un
it . da.
j •.!<. id toys
aired, up ( a; ••. i
■ aas a - yifto. H.ra.ay ■I'lraais, iii
•d • kl so were p*d»
. . 1 for d 1 ft* *n in time
v d ( . -.I"'- • m■• t slip Its;
-:iu„jf§e h.\; year.
-o • a; ■ ; ai : pfl.
T- ft .aa.it . (8 O . W lie If .aa.
the civilian community wm Know
that Wildwood Station wished to
all a Me, ry Christmas and a hap
■ ty and prosperous New Year.
<h:-rost Christmas activities
included a special Sunday school
prom am, a service of candies and
■ • '- cm Christnuts 1. o a ml a
- dr- .0 is do# mass at 10 a.in.
at the Pml Chapel. A Christmas
• arty ipi the siuyie and unaccom
umed. iiicn ■<■ • * up in the po t
m.s>rt- [ y tile !'■ •U.-mut and
< He women's pi ceps.
(; , f. A'Uics for • • asg
sia! olj will be hold a various
nines fitsoagfcotit the h sm
'mi. So, though removed from
n .. )y and friends at homo, the
tfdid wood Station personnel will
attempt to have a joyful season
' ’• d forteisi iy hope tor “Peace on
Are , Gums will T m aid MiV."
rur Seal Plant
I kicked for Slate
The ,.f State Plan
■ ■ c.: - • • ; ' ic'.'d by (i<*v.
): -: aif .. to _ ■ re pa re :. ■ i economic
. -.mlky .study of -.'j :g- ami
ot a or advantages \vhi« t would
os;,It f: oiit c tu'-h.-nment of a
, sea! -no- a.-.;' plant in Al
Material would bp used as the
for a presentation to Sec
■ v of the Inn-riot Stewart
. 1'jail, who has been urged
t-- locate the plant in Alaska.
Establishment of an Alaskan
plant to take over processing of
Probilof Island sealskins “would
lit compatible with sound econom
ic a id administrative practice and
would conform to the conviction
Alaskans as. expressed in res
olutions of the territorial legis
lature.'' Egan said.
Egan told Uclall the State
"stands ready to assist in any
proposal that will make such a
transfer possible.
The Department of the Interior
has announced that it is cancel
ling the processing contract for
Pribilof Island skins which has
been held for some 40 years by
a St. Louis firm.
Social SecurHy
Questions Answered
Question: I am a self-employed
ti upper almost 65 years old. I
have been paying social security
since 1955 when I first netted
$400. How can l be sure 1 have
enough quarters of coverage to
get social security if I quit trap
ping now?
Answer: As a self-employed
trapper you get credit for four
quarters of coverage each year
you report. To see if you have
enough quarters, you should get
a statement of your earnings.
Your social security office has
a postcard form to use for this
purpose.
They like news from home. They
get it in the Cheechako News—
send them a year's enjoyment for
only $5.00.
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Liquor Store
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weekends 12 PM until?
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EAD1E RAND A! ; . Prop.
fin A^nfitinftofl
i#i* MiBiiy ^iii
bag- limits, approved by the Alas
ka Board of Fish and Game in
^ r nr;loi ii ge Lee. 10, were an -
lammed this week by B o a r <1
t hai; man Roy Selfridge of Ket
»hikan, They included some minor
changes from 1961 based on data
gathered by the Dept, of Fish &
Game biologists.
The dates and limits were:
knit 1 (except Jueau closed
area)—Mar. 1-May 15, 15 a year.
Units 2, '3 and 4— Mar, 1 to
April 20, 15 a year.
Units 5, 7, 11, 13, 19 and 21—
Feb, 1 to March 31, 20 a year.
Unit 8—Jan. 1 to May 15, no
limit.
Unit 9—Feb. 1 to March 15.
15 a year.
Units 6, 14, 15 and 16— Feb.
1 to April 30, 40 a year.
Unit 17— Feb. 1 to March 15.
15 a year.
Units 18 and 22— Feb. 1 to
March 31, 10 a year.
Units 12, 23 and 25—Feb. 1 to
March 31, 15 a year.
Unit 20— Feb. 1 to April 15, 20
a year.
Unit 24— Feb. 1 to March 31.
25 a year.
Units 10 and 26—No open
season.
These are being published in
Supplement No. 2 to the 1961-62
edition of the Game Regulations,
and will be ready for distribution
this week, according to James W.
Brooks, director of the Depart
ment’s division of game.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
SOLDOTNA — A dinner in the
he me of Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Grange on the evening of Dec. 11
honored their son Jody on his
birthday and his daughter, Je
anna, who was two months old
the same day. The birthday cake
was baked by the baby's great
grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Grange.
Others present were Jody’s wife
Shari and Maurice Warren of
jo OAap: is puts "H’UI'C ‘uo^ijaj
Anchorage.
MOTHER DIFS SUDDENLY
SOLDOTNA — Mrs. M a u (l e
Willows, mother of Mrs. M, L.
Grange of Soklot.na, died sudden
ly Saturday morning at her home
ir. Ewing, Mo. Mrs. Grange, ac
companied by her son Jody left
for Missouri on the morning air
flight Saturday. They were to
joined there by Mrs. Grange's
brothers, J. P. Willows of San
Angelo, Texas, and C, L. Willows
and family of Kirksvilre, Mo.
Kars.: was to be in the faUviiy
idol in Ewing.
Her mothetV death came as a
shock- to Mrs, Grange who rani
planned n trip t-o see her in drm
i-.ary and was to be have * been
accompanied by he: daughter-in
law, Mrs. Jody Grange, ami small
g Hidd;. sP r. on ! '.o Is -
I’li st visit -t-o her great-graud
in other.
• ; v i R Ol8Vvl* Si 111 til ii n ‘‘ !
RETURN FOR HOLIDAYS
KENAI — Mr. and Mrs, John
1 ill lam and daughter, who are
now living in Anchorage, spent
! :• (’irnstma. holidays on their
homestead in North Kenai.
EN TESTA IN ii U ESTS
NORTH KENAI — Mr. and
alls. Walter Hart of Kenai and
Lee Hart of Anchorage spent -
Christmas Day as guests of the
Don Johnsons at North Kenai.
Fish & Game Radio
Frequencies Changed
A new radio frequency for the
Alaska Division of Fish and Game
was being activated this week as
technicians from the Alaska Div.
i ! Communications began chang
ing frequencies on some 200 sets.
The radios.' owned and main
tained by the Communications Div.
are operated by the Fish & Game
division. They include base sta
tions, field stations, mobile sta
tions and stations in boats and
it i iv i ctft.
Charles L. Buck, director of the
Communications Division, said he
hopes to have all sets conveited
by Dec. 31.
He said that up until now the
state has been sharing a radio
frequency with the U. S. Fish &
Wildlife Service, and said that the
agreement permitting joint usage
will expire Dec. 31.
DINNER-CAROLING PARTY
Intermediate Girl Scouts of Ke
nai enterained at a dinner and car
oling party Saturday night. The
dinner, in the Methodist church,
was cooked and served by mem
bers of Troop 1, of which Mrs.
Hedley Parsons is leader. T h e
troop is composed of eighth
grade girls, who were working
toward nutrition badges.
The troop of sixth and seventh
grade girls and their leader, Mrs.
Ray Gee, were guests. The en
tire group went caroling after
dinner.
THE
BEAR DEN
BAR and LIQUOR STORE
and all the staff
Wish You All . . .
The Best
for the coming
Nev/ Year
Soldotna
Phone 262-4285 |
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Social Security
Question: Is it actually neces
sary that self-employed business
men check their social security
amounts periodically ?
Answer: It is not a matter of
necessity that --elf-employed bus
in men or anyone 'else, period
ically check their social security
account. It is, rather, a matter
of practical good sense, In the
millions of returns that must be
pr-J t«» i’'.'ovd ■ .*' vaniinKs
of y out of 10 people in j ,<v eu
ro country, tucie is ui\\siys a
1 -i-sibility that one can fee lost
- ii nigh yo ns. T'1: re is «
limit to the period within which
certain Co-. c, iii your record
can be : . he. You wouldn’t go
very long without cheeking your
bank account—it is equally a good
idea to check your social security
account. Write: Social Security,
Box 1331, Jueau, for your “check
your account card.”
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