New Order Gives
State Land in
Kenai Peninsula
Nearly 500 acres have been
conveyed to the State of Alaska,
effective Aug. 17, according to
a land order published in the
Federal Register, issued by the
Bureau of Land Management.
The order revokes all or parts of
nine withdrawal orders, from
1051 through 1959. Included in
the 403.98 acres conveyed to the
state is a tract of 40.78 acres in
the Thunderbird Falls area near
Palmer which had been with
drawn for the Federal Power
Commission. The withdrawal —
created by the filing of applica
tions for preliminary permits—
has been vacated by the FPC.
Other areas in which the tracts
of land — originally withdrawn
“for preservation of scenic and
recreation areas”—are located at
Homer Spit, Liberty Falls, Big
Lake, Bernice Lake, Peters Creek,
Ninilchik, Willow Creek, Starisky
Creek, McHugh Creek, Johnson
Lake, Moose Greek campground,
Peters Creek campground, Eagle
River campground and the Eagle
River area exclusive of the camp
ground.
KENAI
RIVER
FRONTAGE
LOTS
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Vz Miles of
Frontage- will
sell all or lots
Road-Power Avail.
Scout Lake Loop Road
Sterling
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in Soldotna
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Everybody Reads the “Cheechako”
“I am a loyal reader of The Cheechako News,” says Mickie,
Arnie Strom’s talented pooch. “I particularly like the local chit
chat about Kenai and Soldatna people,” Mickie said when ques
tioned. “Actually,” says Arnie, "I think he likes the hunting
stories best. Mickie is always on the lookout for a bone.”
A preliminary fall meeting will
be held by the Alaska Board of
Fish and Game beginning Sept,
22 at the Subport, Juneau, E. S.
Marvich, acting deputy commis
sioner of the Alaska Department
of Fish and Game has announced.
The purpose of the meeting is
to propose amendments and ad
ditions to the board’s sport fish
ing, game, guiding and commer
.cial fishing regulations.
The proposals approved by the
board will be distributed and
published at least 30 days p.iior
to the board meeting for regu
lation adoption. Unless a regula
tion adoption is approved by the
board at this preliminary meet
ing, it will not be considered
during the regular fall meeting,
which will be held at Anchorage
in late November or early De
cember.
Written proposals on specific
regulation amendments and addi
tions to sport fishing, game, guid
ing and commercial fishing will
be accepted by the Board of Fish
and Game. Proposals must be
received in the offices of the
Alaska Department of Fish and
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SEAMAN'S FURNITURE
Kenai, Alaska
CLOSE-OUT
SALE
on ALL
TIRES & TUBES
TRUCK TIRES
8:25x20 Truck Tubes .$ 5.50
10:00x20 Truck Tubes . 6.50
8:25x20 Truck Tires . 75.00
WINTER TIRES
5:90x15 (rayon) .$13.95
6:70x15 (nylon) . 16.95
7:50x14 (nylon) . 16.95
8:00x14 (nylon) . 18.50
8:50x14 (nylon) . 22.00
REGER’S GARAGE
Soldotna
Garre Faoport Building, Juneau,
hot Ir'cer than 5 p.rn., Sept. 18,
to be considered at the regular
fall meeting.
The 1£M>1 fall meetings of the
Alaska Board of Fish and Game
will be confined to changes in
the commercial fishing and sport
fishing regulations insofar as
possible. Except for the setting
of beaver seasons and bag limits,
only proposals of an emergency
nature for game and guiding,
will be considered at these ses
sions. Regulations relating to
game and guiding regulations,
except those of an emergency
nature, will be held over for con
sideration by the board at its
l!Ki2 spring meetings.
This procedure was adopted by
the board at their last meeting
in Kodiak in April,
Farthest North City
Alaska’s Barrow, the farthe-t
north city on the North Ameri
can continent, has a populate. .
of about 1200 Eskimos and o >
whites.
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SOLDOTNA, ALASKA
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