Dog Roundup
A roundup of unlicensed dogs
began in Kenai on Feb. 1 jn
compliance with a recently passed
city ordinance.
Dogs without a license tag
are being picked up and will be
impounder! at the dog pound lo
cated on Beaver Ixvop Poad. Eu*
gene Morin is in charge of the
pound.
Notices of impounded dogs will
be posted in the city hall and the
owners have five days to reclaim
their pets. Licensing will be re
quired before the dog can be re
claimed. A total of 104 dogs
have been licensed to date, the
city cleric stated.
FILM CHURCH RECORDS
The Library of Congress is
seeking $15,000 to carry out the
purposes of Sen. Bob Bartlett's
bill which became law last year
to microfilm and index certain
records of the Russian Orthodox
Greek Catholic Church in Alaska
in the collections of the Library,
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ready market with Ghceehako
News classified ads.
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Home Service Center
Soldotna Phone 262-4361
Store Hours; 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Honor Pupils
At Sterling
Students who weired honor
grades for the first- semester at
Sterling school were announced
this week by Joseph G. Widman,
principal.
Named to the High Honor Roll
were Pamela Easley, Sth grade;
Alary Coursen and Steven Rob
inson, ?th grade; Janet Coarsen
and Stephen Barrett, 6th grade,
and Alice Barret, Linda Hanson
ami Sue Robinson of the 2nd
grade.
Listed for the regular Honor
Roll were Mitchell Robinson and
Diane Palmer, 8th grade; Dick
Demaray, Ith grade; Mike De
rnaray and Gregory Endsley, 6th
grade; Margaret Cryer, Anthony
Endsley, Mark Hanson, Linda
Caulfield and Sheri Gaines, 5th
grade; Diane Coursen and Billy
Palmer, 4th grade; Tyler Hand
ley, Stephen Morgan, Wanda
L’Hirondelle and Wayne McNutt
of the 3rd grade, and Douglas
Schultz, Colleen L’Hirondelle,
Jesse Cryer and Frank Montgom
ery, 2nd grade.
To be qualified for the High
Honor Roll, a student must have
over half *‘A'* grades and no
“C” grades and have a point av
erage of 3.5 or above. (A grade
of A counts as 4 points, R as 3,
C as 2 and D as 1 point.)
To be chosen for the Honor
Roil a student must have a B av
erage or better grades. Good cit
izenship is required for both hon
or rolls.
First graders will be eligible
for inclusion in the two honor
roils when they reach the second
grade.
First Organized
Borough Petition
Has Been Filed
Citizens of the Bristol Bay area
are the first to petition the Lo
cal- Affairs Agency lor establish
ment of an organized borough
under Chapter 146, SLA 1961.
Petitioners have named the
borough Bristol Bay and Lave
designated Naknek as the bor
ough assembly seat, according to
the League of Alaskan Cities Mu
nicipal News. . ... . ,
The area contains approximate
ly 1200 square miles. The pro
posed; borough will be incorpor
ated as a second class borough
and will be divided into three as
sembly districts for the purpose
of apportionment.
The petition requests no fur
ther area powers other than those
required by law nor does it pro
pose to exercise any additional
powers outside the cities, only on
an area-wide basis.
Each of the three assembly dis
tricts shall have equal represen
tation on the borough assembly
according to the population from
each district. The representation
formula is set up for one seat
for every 100 or fraction thereof
of population from within each
of the districts subject to the fol
lowing limitations.
In no case shall there Ire less
than five nor more than IB as
semblymen, and, if necessary,
proportionate adjustment of the
basic formula shall be accomp
lished following each official U.3.
census,
KEYS MADE
at Penn’s Hardware
in Soldotna
First 25 keys cut free
(ONE TO THE CUSTOMER)
« ALL KEYS CUT AT YOUR OWN RISK UNTIL
I LEARN HOW TO OPERATE THE KEY MA
CHINE.
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PENN BUCHANAN
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enlarge boat harbor
SEWARD— The City Council
of Seward met with representa
tives of the U. S. Corps of En
gineers to discuss plans and set
up a schedule for dredging and
enlarging the small boat harbor.
Mayor Perry Stockton says the
proposal would double the size
of the harbor. A sum of $15,000
to $20,000 has been discussed as
the City's share of the project.
It is estimated the work could
be completed by March or April
of this year. j
Another Notch
On Doug’s Gun
A large bull moose was shot
on Jan. 31 at about 9:80 p.m.
in a mercy killing near the en
trance of the Cheeehako News
driveway in Ridgeway.
The animal was on the Kenai
Spur highway when it was hit
by a car driven by Rev. Fred
Crazier of Kenai. Both of its hind
legs were broken.
No one in the car was injured
in the accident.
Orozier sent his step-son, Jim
Brown, to the News office to no
tify fish and Wildlife officials
and to request someone to put
the animal out of its misery'.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Stewart,
publishers of the paper, were not
at home and Doug Stewart, 15!a,
was in the shower at the time,
Dong hurriedly put on slippers
and a bathrobe, grabbed a 30.06
rifle and shot the animal.
The moose was hauled away by
Fish and Wildlife men and the
meat given to charity.
Damages to the car were a
broken radio antenna and a war
view mirror.
Incidentally, Doug’s hair, still
wet from the shower, was frozen
fart to his head when he returned
to the apartment. The tempera
ture at the time was hovering at
about 55 degrees below zero.
This was Doug’s first moose,
although he shot a caribou dur
ing a late fall hunting trip and
had previously bagged a couple
of deer.
Office Is Moved
The office of the Allen Oil Tool
is being moved to Anchorage
from Sokictna, according to Ches
ter Allen, and will be operated
under management of his broth
er, Kenneth Allen.
A warehouse will continue to
be maintained at Sokiotna at its
present location next door to Oil
Well Supply Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Allen and 1
children. Tammv and Mack, left
Monday for California where
they will make their home in the
San Francisco Bay area. They
lived in Sokiotna for the past
three years.
Allen will continue his partner
ship in the business, he says, but
not its management.
SOLDOTNA — Mrs. Kenneth
Moss and two sons left recently
for their former home at Bakers
field, Calif. Moss, who ia a pusher
foi Coastal Drilling- Co., will re
main in Sokiotna for the present
but will .join them later.
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