The Territorial Road Board al-,
lotted $1,000 toward paying for
the labor of clearing away the dis
astrous land slide at- Juneau on
November 22, 1035, in which 15
lives were lost.
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WITH YOUR LOCAL
INSURANCE AGENT
LEO T. OBERTS
Phone 283-7591
Oberts Bldg. .
Box 458 Kenai, Alask
PfoneerTeacher
Gets High Award
Enid S. (Mrs. Archie) McLane
received a lifetime membership
award in the Alaska Congress of
Parents and Teachers during 8th
grade graduating exercises at
Tustumena School.
The presentation was made by
Ira Lee Miller, P-TA president of
Tustumena School.
The award was accompanied by
a letter from Mrs. Robert C. Cole,
state president, who wrote: “A
life membership in the Alaska
Congress of Parents and Teachers
is the highest honor that can be
bestowed by our organization. It
is a mark of appreciation for val
uable service given in behalf of
children and youth.
In presenting the award to Mrs.
McLane, the Tustumena Parent
Teachers Assoc, president added,
“No better example of Christian
living and teaching could have
been given our children.”
Mr. and Mrs. McLane are pio
neer Alaskans and live on land
they homesteaded ih the Kasilof
area. Mrs. McLane, whose long
teaching career included many
years in Alaska schools, is a sis
ter of Mrs. Allan Petersen of Ke
nai.
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Office at Seaman’s—Kenai
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Cafe
Meals
Short Orders
Kenai’s Most Modern-Cafe & Cocktail Lounge
CAFE HOURS—6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Every Day
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley T. Connolly—in the Cafe
BILLY McCANN, WAYNE STERLING AND
BOB PATNODE AT THE BAR
GENEVA ARMITAGE IN BARBER SHOP
BAR HOURS—8 a.m. to 2 a.m.
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Kenai Woman
Represents State
Alaska had its official repre
sentative recently at the Area
9 Conference conducted May 7-9
at Ramada Inn, Phoenix, Ariz.,
by the National Retired Teachers
Assoc., the American Association
of Retired Persons and the af
filiate organization of Retire
ment Research and Welfare As
sociation.
Mrs. Allan L. Petersen, Kenai,
was on the program on both the
Wednesday and Thursday ses
sions. Mrs. Petersen is president
of the Alaska Retired Teachers
Assoc, and is NRTA state direc
tor for Alaska. She gave the re
sponse to the greetings extended
the conference May 8 by principal
speakers on that occasion. On the
following day, she took part in a
discussion group.
Mrs. Petersen mailed back a
postcard depicting the lawns,
buildings and swimming pools of
the Ramada Inn, where the con
vention was held. She said 712
persons registered for the ses
sions.
"Phoenix heat is up to 105 de
grees—but, I haven’t melted yet!
Am now visiting a few days with
Joyce and Erv Rheingans (form
er Kenai residents) in their Casa
Bonita Apartments — most de
lightful! Leave for L.A., S.F., and
Seatle about May 1." Mrs. Peter
sen expects to return to Kenai
early in June.
BUY CRAB BOAT
KASILOF — Word was receiv
ed recently from the Vern Savage
family, who have been crab fish
ing in the Seldovia area, that they
have purchased the Celtic, an 80
foot boat, and will use it as a ten
der for a local cannery there for
six weeks beginning July. After
that the Savages and their son-in
law, Abe, will continue crab fish
ing. It is indefinite as to when the
family will return to their Kasilof
homestead.
ARE WEDDING GUESTS
ANCHOR POINT — Weekend
guests in the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Clendenen and Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Clendenen were Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Meister and John
Holland and sons, David and
Mark, all of Spenard, Lance Lef
fel, Micky Gottfrietson and friend
Verne, and Willie and Shirley
Chernoff and two sons.
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TAX NOTICE
P it
CITY OF KENAI
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A FORECLOSURE LIST
FOR DELINQUENT TAXES IN THE YEARS 1961 AND 1962
HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND IS OPEN FOR PUBLIC IN
SPECTION AT THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, KENAI,
ALASKA, WEEKDAYS FROM 9 A.M. TO 3 P.M. SAID FORE
CLOSURE LIST WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE SUPERIOR
COURT OF ALASKA, THIRD DISTRICT ON 18 JULY 1963
FOR JUDGEMENT AND ORDER OF SALE,
Kenai City Clerk
Published: 7 June 1963
Surplus Trucks for Sale
Surplus Trucks listed below, locat
ed at Homer and Soldotna, will be
sold by sealed bids.
BIDS ARE TO BE QUOTED SEPARATELY FOR EACH
VEHICLE.
Make Unit No. Year Type Location
Willys . 22 1960 Line Truck Homer
G. M. C. 25 1943 6 x 6 Homer
Willys Jeep . 9 1957 Station Wagon Homer
Willys . 23 1960 Line Truck Homer
Chevrolet. 2 1960 Utility Soldotna
If your bid is mailed to us, please clearly mark the envelope
“TRUCK BID'’
The HEA reserves the ritsht to reject any or all bids.
Bids will be opened in the Homer
Office at 2 p.m. June 20, 1963
HOMER
ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, INC.
P. O. BOX 255 HOMER, ALASKA
LARRY C. FARNEN, Manager
Goodyear
TIRES and
batteries
MOST SIZES
OF TIRES
are now
IN STOCK.
Instant Power!
GOODYEAR BATTERY
6 volt
2 volte
CHECK WITH
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Alf-Wcuter
po«r«rhoo»t
Mm ttiti.
available
at the
Terminal Garaee
KENAI *'1 Tr* - "5C
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