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ALTHOUGH WE CLAIM IF IT AIN’T A SALMON it ain’t a
fish, there’s no question (check those grins) about who caught
the big ones. That’s Cordova Airline’s Chief Pilot Gene Effler
(left) and Cordova’s Soidotna Agent Red Grange (center). Red's
sailfish caught at Acapulco (Mexico) weighed 149 pounds and
will eventually be on display at Riverside House.
Plan Vocational
Training Program
Vocatjs**ai. education training
programs for residents in the
Anchorage, Ketchikan and Fair
banks areas have been submit
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ted to the U. S. Department of
Labor for approval.
All five of the schools would
be financed by the federal area
redevelopment program to. rotrain
unemployed and under-employed
work men for new jobs requiring
new skills.
Anchorage proposals call for
the training’ of electronic tech
nicians, practical nurses and
clerk - stenographers with "-pro
grams to be conducted through
facilities. ■ of the University of
Alaska extension college at An
chorage. The proposed schools at
Ketchikan, aitd Fairbanks wpuld
be for training of general office
workers.
Magazine Shows
Nikiski Terminal
At least three publications with
nationwide circulation featured
Alaska this -month.
The cover of The Standard Oil
>r, published for employees of
Standard Oil Co. of Calif., pic
tures the company’s Nikiski ter
minal on Cook Inlet near Kenan
The Railway Carmen’s Journal,
monthly publication of the Bro
therhood of Railway Carmen of
America, has a color picture of ‘
Mt, McKinley on its cover.
The career of William M. Scott,
director of the Division of Insur
ance for the State of Alaska, is
featured in an article in the Jour
nal of American Insurance.
Standard Gets
New Producer
Standard Oil Company of Cal
ifornia* as Operator of the Soi
dotna Creek Unit for Richfield
Oil Corporation and itself, an
nounces completion of Soldoina
Creek Unit well 34-8. This well
was completed January 28 and is
estimated to be produced ’at ap
proximately 250 barrels per day.
With completion of SCU 34-8,
29 wells have now been drilled
and completed in the Soldoina
Creek Unit, which brings the to
tal for the Swanson River Field
to 49 wells completed in the Hem
lock Zone.* .
The Reading & Bates Drilling
Company, pg, which drilteh .G*e
well, is being moved approximat
ely Vi mile north to drill well
24:1-8 in the Soklotna Creek Unit,
Hospital Assoc.
Announces First
Annual Meeting
The first annual membership
meeting of the Central Kenai
Peninsula Hospital Association
will be held in the Kenai High
(School gymnasium, Monday, Mar.
5, at 8 p.m. All members of the
association in good standing are
entitled to vote either in person
or by proxy.
Deadline for joining with full
voting privileges is one hour pri
or to the opening of the annual
meeting, when the membership
committee will officially close the
roster. All new memberships
must be known to the committee
at that time. Membership in the
CKPRA presently stands at 166.
The agenda for the first full
meeting of members since or
ganizing a little over five months
ago will include reports by the
principal officers and the elec
tion of trustees.
On the nominating committee
are Dick Hall of Soldotna, chair
man, Charles Lewis of Cohoe and
Mrs. Jeanne Lee of Kenai.
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KENAI
Precinct
Democratic
Rally
SAT, FEB. 24
8:60 PJVI.
NORTH KENAI
COMM. BLDG.
REFRESHMENTS
Demo of Kenai
voting precinct
20 LONG YEARS
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Come all you fellas with hearts
brave and true
And give old Kilo Watt his just
dues
A wizard is he with trap wire
and bolts
He's been with you for ten now
he wants twenty more
His poles are spruce like our
houses of old
But of him I'd say
He's just getting old
His franchise is good, it's plain
to see
But it’s all for him and none
for me
His rules are “much better'’ is
putting it mild #
He’s giving you the business
and not even a smile. j
(If you can’t guess the poet’s
name it will be supplied on re
quest. Ed.) (pel*, adv.)
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