Commercial
Lake Fish
Unproductive
The Central Advisory com
mittee of the state Board of
Fish and Game, by their efforts
to secure a personal net season,
were able to get a commercial
season on lakes as a replace
ment.
The lakes in question are Tus
temena, Skilak and Kenai, ac
cording to Gene Smith, Cohoe,
a member of the advisory com
mittee.
Smith, along with Joe Me
gargel and Clovis Kingsley,
sport fishing representative,
have been netting in Lake Tus
temena as an experiment.
The results have not been too
encouraging, Smith said, as
they are averaging only three
fish per day with a 150-foot net.
Their permit expires March 30.
Rings around the planet Sat
urn are composed of tiny, high
ly reflective solid particles or
"moonlets.”
anchor point news
Clendenens Return
With Rendezvous Loot
Larry and Inez Clendenen re
turned from the Fur Rendez
vous with a new Chevie pickup,
a ton of feed from Don’s Chem
ical and the honor of winning
the dog pull sponsored by the
Husky Battery shop. There was
little competition. Next year it
is hoped more will compete in
the dog pull.
NARROW ESCAPE
The Gilford Lemmons had a
narrow escape when their small
car was side swiped near Sol
dotna while en route to An
chorage.
WAITING
The Leffell and Langlois
families are still at April’s Mo
tel waiting for the spring break
up so they can move to their
homes. They had moved to the
motel when the Anchor River
ice jam made it necessary to
leave their homes.
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DANCE
A public dance will be held
at the Anchor Point Community
Hall on March 18th. Large
crowds are attending the Friday
night cinemascope movies.
EMPLOYED
Several ladies from Anchor
Point are now employed in the
crab processing plant at the
Homer Spit.
A new sign will soon be
placed on the Community Club
Hall and lot. Watch it for com
ing events.
NARROW ESCAPE
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allison had
a very narrow escape from a
serious accident when their car
went over the embankment on
the North side of the river
bridge. The car stopped just
short of the river. No one was
hurt.
RETURN HOME
Seventy-eight year old Mrs.
Grace Dudas and John were
able to move back to their
home. The couple were rescued
from their home by helicopter
when the river became rampant
a while back.
CD Director
For Soldotna
Clarence E. Goodrich has just
been appointed Civil Defense
Director for the Soldotna area,
according to Don Lowell, direc
tor from Seward.
In a letter to Goodrich, Low
ell said, “The division of Civil
Defense needs capable and de
voted men like you, who are
willing to donate their time
and efforts to emergency plan
ning that may very well some
day save human lives. The in
terest you are showing for the
betterment of your community
is sincerely appreciated.”
The newly created Soldotna
Civil Defense area already has
made efforts towards securing
a fire engine and emergency
ambulance to serve the people.
Stream Slows
The Gulf Stream has a cen
tral velocity of five miles per
hour when passing through the
Florida Strait. Sweeping along
the American coast, it grows
wider and shallower and dimin
ishes its velocity to about one
and one-half miles per hour off
the Newfoundland Banks.
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north kenai news
Pinochle Party Popular
The North Kenai Pinochle
party meets every Thursday at
the North Kenai Club. Gaining
in popularity, it now boasts
about 60 to 70 players each
week.
CONVERSATION
The North Kenai Club has
converted to oil heat and has
purchased hardwood for a new
floor to be layed in the near
future.
VOTING PRECINCT
The North Kenai Community
Club has made application for a
new voting precinct.
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MORE POWER
The North Kenai area is now
the second largest user of power
next to Homer.
Measured Stars
Hipparchus, Greek astrono
mer, originated the methods of
measuring a star’s brightness
by magnitude in 150 B.C. He
classified the visible stars un
der six different magnitudes,
calling the 20 brightest first
magnitude, the faintest sixth
magnitude and placing the oth
ers in between.
STANDARD
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FURNACE OIL 24!/2C delivered
PROPANE $16.50 per 100 lbs. del.
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the night at 20 degrees below zero.
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