Fish & Game
Head Retires
After 12 Years
Gov, William A. Egan and divi
v heads of the Alaska Depart
j u of Fish and Game on Sept,
s d a “farewell and quick re
t n“ to Fish and Game Com
- ner Clarence A. Anderson.
The ceremony in the governor's
• ice marked An ierson s final
t : v as the head of the depart -
t • over which he has pre*i<ied
:e its inception in lbHe
* r c :• ui e.l his intention to
; . t* earlier this summer
iovemor Egan presented the
:gcing commissioner with a
y of Bancroft’s History of
.A i,sk s.
He t -id An “ierson he had “earn
, y. :r leisure.” but expressed
- n that the .'‘.ate could
c - to draw upon his ex
e- cnees in the future.
"Alaskans car. look or. the ae
nshments of the Alaska
I^nartment •: Fish and Game
■ th pride for what you and your
t - -pie have done.” the governor
School Carnival
Will Buy Books
*
r is Hail, industrial arts
.' -truetor at Kenai high school,
■v. . t>e in charge of arrangements
a ••■'. carnival to be pre
. • i in October. A specific
ite for the event is to be an
rn.mced later.
Proceeds from the carnival
-• . he used to purchase addition
i bonks for the high school and
• •. mer.tary school libraries. Sup
*t of the libraries also is a
ject of the Kenai Parent
Teacher Association for the com
; _■ school term.
KEN A!
RIVER
FRONTAGE
LOTS
$1000.00 and up
Vi Miles of
Frontage- will
sell all or lots
Road-Power Avail.
Scout Lake Loop Road
Sterling
See MK REALTY
in Soldotna
The recent rains mi softened the north end of the Kenai Airport
that PNA's Constellations couldn't land this week. The Kenai
Urport has in the past, often served as an alternate field for
International Virpor? when Anchorage «as socked in (as pictured
a hove A A prominent Kenai city official said the airport is way
overdue for paving. "If Anchorage had been fogged in last week,
there would have been no place in the area that planes could
set down." he said.
Speaker Tells Kenai PTA
About Nuclear Survival
Chances of survival m case of
all-out nuclear warfare were dis
cussed Monday nigh; when the
Parent - Teacher Association ©‘
Kenai schools held its first meet
ing of the school year,
Jim Arness of North Kenai
Road and who is one of the Civil
Defense leaders in the area, was
speaker of the evening.
It was pointed out that if citi
zens try to protect themselves,
survival chances are 90 out of
100 per cent better now than
they were a year ago if there
should be a nuclear attack. This,
it was explained, is due in part
to newly designed shelters, im
proved selection and packaging
of emergency rations, and edu
cation of the public as to survival
procedure against nuclear bomb
ing and fall-out.
It was stressed, however, that
the public must not put all re
sponsibility for survival upon
the government but must prepare
themselves and their families for
such an attack bv having on hand
at all times sealed bottles of
sterile water, emergency food
supplies properly packaged and
an available shelter that is prop
erly constructed and can be con
veniently reached.
Mrs. Larry "Rusty" Lanca
shire. PTA president, officiated
at the meeting. Mrs. Bud Fletcher
was program chairman. Two boys
from the fourth grade served as
flag bearers and home - room
mothers of the fourth grade as
sisted with preparations for the
evening.
The meeting concluded with a
reception at which all teachers
in Kenai schools were introduced.
Corsages were presented to the
teachers.
Mrs. Hedley Parsons, hospital
ity chairman, was in charge of
the reception. Officiating at the
refreshment table were Mrs.
Lyman McBride. Mrs. William
Well,-. Mrs. William Durham,
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Mrs. George Navarre and Mrs.
Lloyd Alexander. The table was
decorated by Mrs. John Swanson
and Mrs. Eileen Crandall.
Mothers of students fro m
Wildwood station prepared the
punch and included Mrs. Robert
Rockwell, Mrs. Will am Martin,
Mrs Joseph Floyd, Mrs. Gerald
Hansz. Mrs. Julio Ortez. Mrv
Stephen Pihokken, Mrs. M ant
Marler. Mrs. Kenneth Zernheld.
Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Dur
ham.
Cakes were decorated by Mrs.
Phil Ames and were made by
Mrs. Don Johnson. Mrs. Eugene
Morin, Mrs. Henry Knaekstedt,
Mrs. Jean Haller. Mrs. Luke Caro.
Mrs. Jim Gibson, Mrs. Dave
ripencer and Mrs. Marian Peter
kin.
The regular meeting night for
he PTA is at 8 p.m. on the sec
nd Monday in each month. The
October meeting will feature the
howing of a Richfield Oil Ccm
>any film on resources of Alas
ka, according to the program
hairman, Mrs. Fletcher. Mrs.
fandley is asking for volunteers
o assist her with decorations
md refreshments, which will be
n a Halloween motif. Sophomore
md junior mothers will serve.
News classifieds bring results.
Gets Scholarship
Dorothy Sandstrom, a senior at
Northern Michigan College at
Marquette and a member of
Delta Sigma Nu, was recently
awarded a $500 scholarship from
the Alaska Crippled Children’s
Association.
Miss Sandstrom, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sandstrom of
Soldatna, is enrolled in the ele
mentary teaching course and is
majoring in speech therapy.
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