Peninsula
Has Good
Cow Season
A)t*M less moose hunters in
Areas A, B, and C, all on the
Kenai Peninula. took a total of
k'U mo se during the season that
began in those areas on Dec. 6
and ended Dee. 10, according to
a preliminary survey «f the Al
aska Dept, of Fish and Game.
A complete report on the antl
erless kill will not be available
Until the end of the month, it
was reported. Summaries are yet
to be o Rained from Hunt Head
quart* s in Areas D and E, where
the season did not end until Dec.
18,
In Area A (Homer-Kasilof) 133
pemits were validated, 102 hunt
ers made succesful kills.
In Area B (Kasilof-Round Mt.)
the preliminary report lists 142
permits as validated, with 104
successful hunters.
Area C (Cooper Landing-Hope)
validated permits numbered 42,
with 25 successful hunters.
Although the season in these
areas closed at midnight Sunday,
Hunt Headquarters remained op
en until 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec.
14, to check out hunters.
Clam Gulch Date
Set for Hospital
Location Meeting
The next meeting of the site
committee of the Central Kenai
Peninsula Hospital Assn, will be
held at Clam Gulch on Dec. 28
at 8 p.m. in the Clam Gulch Com
munity Hall.
In response to the site commit
tee's request for suggestions and
recommendation's too- location of
a hospital on the "North Central
Kenai Peninsula, Cohoe residents
in a meeting held there on Dec.
14 uggested (1) eventual location
‘ * hospital being decided by
‘ of the members of the as
o ..lion, (2) not more than three
sites be recommended for even
tual selection."
“it. is entirely possible that a
vote of t he membership will be
the met nod selected oy the Board
of Trustees for locating the hos
said James Fisher, chair
man of the it*? committee.
FLY TO FLORID V
KAN AT — Stun and Dennis
Tii iv.;- oa left Kenai last Satur
lay for Talahasse, Fla., to see
her fathe«'. Dick Stark, who is
\ill. The Thompsons flew
*>!n Kenai to Seattle where they
picked up a car belonging to his
father, J. W. Thompson, to drive
the rest of the way.
Mr. and Mrs, J. \V, Thompson
arrived back in Kenai on Dec. 15
after a three-months’ stay in the
South 48. While Outside, J. W.
underwent surgery but is feeling'
well enough now to run the Ke
nai Korners store while Donnis
and Stan are gone.
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Soldotna to Have
Weather Station
A weather observation station
is to lie established by third ova
Airlines at the Soldotna airport
aftei Jan. 2, it has been an
nounced by M. L. Grange, sta
tion manager.
Grange is attending mojmin<"
sessions of a weather ohs. rvation
school in Anchorage.
After the observation station is
in operation at rioldotna all flight
weather observations and current
weather condition reports »viil l>e
-ent from this area daily to the
Weather Bureau at International
A i rport, A nchorage.
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■ New Board Named
The Soldotna Chamber of Com
merce, at its Dec. 16 meeting,
elected a new board of directors
for the coming year. Chamber of
ficers will be elected by the
board from its own membership.
Members of the new board are
Charlie Darker, Dick Midyett,
doe S:arantino, Clarence Good
rich, Ted Gruinge, Don Wilson
and M. L. G range, outgoing pres
ident.
The Chamber voted that Sat
urday will continue as the reg
ular meeting day instead of mak
ing a change to another day as
had been proposed.
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