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Community Club Elects New Officers
Visit
Mary Smith is home after vis
iting her mother, Mrs. Ritchie,
at Wainwright. Alberta.
New Officers
The annual meeting of the
Cohoe Community Club was
held at Jerry Sims on March 16.
The following officers were
elected for the coming year:
President, Charles Lewis; vice
president, Jerry Sims; secre
tary - treasurer, Mary Smith;
trustees, Ira Lee Miller, Joe
Megargel and Dick Griffing.
Happy Days
Mike Juliussen is wearing a
happy smile these days, having
recently acquired both electric
ity in his new house and a new
Ford.
Field Trip
The Rock Club from Tustu
mena School, under the direc
tion of Wendell Lane, made a
field trip to see Charlie Lewis’
collection on March 18th. As
well as showing the members
his rock specimens, Charlie
gave them a short talk and a
demonstration on cutting and
polishing.
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Kenai Oil Resources Make News
Petroleum exploration on the
Kenai Peninsula is prominently
featured in the 1960 annual re
port of the Standard Oil Co. of
California. A picture of a Kenai
well appears on the cover of the
report and another large color
picture of an Alaskan explora
tory well on an inside page.
Of the Alaska operation, the
report says:
“As operator of a joint ven
ture on the Kenai Peninsula of
Alaska, the company made an
important new pool discovery
which substantially increased
known reserves there and re
affirmed the oil potential of the
state.
“Discovery of the new pool
justified economically the con
struction of a pipeline and ma
rine terminal system which is
now delivering Kenai Peninsula
oil to tankers in the adjoining
Cook Inlet. A gas zone discov
ery indicated existence of siz
able gas reserves in these same
holdings.
“At year’s end an exploratory
w’ell was begun to test state off
shore lands in Cook Inlet ac
quired in 1959 by the company
Washington is larger than
any state east of the Mississippi
River
and a partner. The company,
likewise serving as operator for
this joint venture, is drilling the
well directionally from an on
shore site.
“Development drilling con
tinued onshore on the Kenai,
with average production reach
ing 6.500 barrels daily by the
end of the year and continuing
to increase thereafter. This is
the only commercial oil produc
tion in Alaska.”
Lutheran Women Set Study Date
A group of women met at the
home of Mrs. Paul Isaak on
March 15th to organize a Luth
eran Women’s Society.
After a sing and devotions, a
decision was made to have a
bible study at each meeting.
The first study will be on pray
er. The Society will meet the
second Wednesday of each
month at 2:00 p.m. The April
12th meeting will be at Mrs.
Isaak’s residence.
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