APRIL/MAY 2010

KALIKAHPET PORT GRAHAM VILLAGE COUNCIL

In This Issue

Birthdays 4

Community Events 5

For the 2010 NYO Statewide Senior Results you can go to the CITC website at www.citci.com

PICTURES OF STUDENTS AT THE STATEWIDE SENIOR NYO COMPETITION IN ANCHORAGE, APRIL 22-25TH

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The HEA “Kick inCan” Project

is still in progress. We can still trade out your light bulbs. If you have any old incandescent bulbs you can trade them for new CFL bulbs. Bring them by the council office dur-ing office hours, and make the trade for more energy efficient and longer lasting bulbs. There is no income limit, so everyone is encouraged to participate.

STATE OF ALASKA - Division of Elections

2010 Election Information

Primary Election Ballot Choices

There will be 3 ballot choices in the Primary Election, each vcter may vote ONE:

What’s on the Primary and General Election Ballots?

US Senator State Senate Seats (B,D,F,H,J,L,N,P,R,S)

US Representative State House (All 40 districts)

Governor Ballot Measures

Lieutenant Governor Judicial Retention

Important Election Dates

Primary Election REAA/CRSA Election General Election

Candidate Filing Deadline June 2, 2010 5:00 pm August 6, 2010 n/a

Registration Deadline July 25, 2010 September 5, 2010 October 3, 2010

Absentee Voting Begins August 9, 2010 September 20, 2010 October 18, 2010

By-Mail Ballot Application Deadline August 14, 2010 September 27, 2010 October 23, 2010

Election Day August 24, 2010 October 5, 2010 November 2, 2010

Division of Elections website: www.elections.alaska.gov

VOTER REGISTRATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE PG COUNCIL OFFICE

Alaskan Independence-Democrat-Libertarian Candidate All candidates except Republican (Any voter may vote this

Republican Candidate w/ballot measures Republican candidates only (Voters registered as Republi-can, Non-Partisan, or Undeclared at least 30 days before the election may vote this ballot)

Measures Only No candidates– only ballot measures (Any voter may vote this ballot)

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For more information contact Port Graham Environmental Program Port Graham Village Council P.O. Box 5510 Port Graham, Alaska 99603 907-284-2227

The Annual Village Clean Up is scheduled for

May 28th beginning at 10:00 a. m.

Following the clean up will be a luncheon at the Community Center. Everyone is invited to assist with the clean up.

PORT GRAHAM ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM announces

PORT GRAHAM STUDENTS RECEIVE VISIT FROM DAVID THOMAS, INUPIAQ ATHLETE

DAVID THOMAS, Alaska State NYO Judge, Arctic Winter Games Athlete and WEIO Athlete, came to visit the stu-dents on March 24th and did some NYO demonstrations, as part of Project Grad’s Literacy Night. The students performed some of their dance group songs during this time. Some of the students received recognition certifi-cates for their participation in the NYO activities last year.

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6 Pat Napier

6 Patrick Selanoff

6 Joella Harris

6 Loreen Young

8 Isaiah Brown

8 Timothy Malchoff

9 Charles Moonin

10 Adrienne Moonin

10 Kyle Lestenkoff

11 Eleanore McMullen

13 Polly Moonin

13 Elmer Anahonak

14 Lloyd Tanape, Jr.

16 Alex Moonin

18 Lillian Elvaas

19 Simeon Kvasnikoff II

20 Shane Moonin

23 Wes Breedlove

25 Lutmilla Hedrick

26 Alma Callis

29 Benjamin Moonin

30 Rita Meganack

May 16th Greg & Laura

McMullen

May 15th Patrick & Francis

Norman

KALIKAHPET APRILMAY 2010

FUN NIGHT AT THE CENTER Schedule on HOLD at this time

Contact Jim Miller at 284-2202

and everyone is welcome to join in ac-tivities like arts & crafts, games, and playing music. So come on by and par-ticipate in the FUN.

PG LIBRARY COMPUTER is available to find jobs with the State of Alaska Jobs site and to en-roll in the State of Alaska Library system, and also to check emails and general research. If any of the rules are broken you will lose your privilege to use the computer.

Hours of Operation are:

9:00 am –12:00pm

1:00pm-4:00pm

SPEED LIMIT 15 MPH on all roads, except for the back road starting from Wayne Norman’s inter-section to the first street light before Duncan Heights Subdivision is 20 MPH. REMEMBER-Pedestrians have the right of way!

PROVIDERS SCHEDULE

Jim Henkleman, Behavioral Health 907-235-0735/230-6693

Michelle Hosford, Social Worker/ Chugachmiut 800-478-4155

Mercedes Harness, SP Haven House 907-235-7712

Meg McKinney, DV Counselor/Chugachmiut 907-255-6342

If you have questions or need to schedule an appoint-ment with these providers you can contact Mary Malchoff at the PG Council Office 284-2227

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PLEASE DO NOT PUT

ANIMAL CARCASSES

IN THE LANDFILL

and PLEASE

remember

to remove plastic/wrapping, etc. from waste before disposing

of it on the back beach

REMINDER! spring is here...

please remember to pay

your water and sewer bill

outstanding accounts will be

scheduled for shut-off

SOON!

REMEMBER

TO

SLOW DOWN

on the village roads

to prevent

DUST clouds

THANK YOU1

LOCAL BOX HOLDER P.O. Box 55__

Port Graham, AK 99603

P.O. Box 5510

Port Graham, AK 99603

PORT GRAHAM VILLAGE COUNCIL

See us on the Web at:

www.portgraham.net

PORT GRAHAM VILLAGE COUNCIL

MEMBERS :

Patrick Norman, First Chief

Martin Norman, Second Chief

Agnes Miller, Secretary

Debbie McMullen, Treasurer

Stella Meganack, Member

Walter Meganack Jr., Member

Melvin Malchoff, Member

PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR CLOTH/CANVAS BAGS WHEN YOU SHOP!

HEY! if you have any extra cloth bags, you can donate them to the stores (and they, in turn, can loan them out when needed, instead of using paper bags)