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(1) Look at the Coupon at the bottom of this advertisement.
(2) See the Number?
(3) The Coupon in each paper has a different number.
(4) Every week EACH of the participating merchants listed below will
draw a number from a box of numbers corresponding to the num
bers that appear on these coupons.
(5) Each merchant will post the number they draw in their place of bus
iness.
(6) To see if you have won a FREE gift, take your copy of the Cheecha
ko News to each of the participating merchants store and check the
numbers posted against the numbers on your coupon. If thev are
the same, YOU WIN!
(7) DEADLINE: Numbers must be checked and Free Gifts claimed by
the close of business each Wednesday following publication
(8) (Note) No numbers will be given over the telephone.
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A LIST OF PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS WILL BE PUBLISHED EACH WEEK. AFTER THIS WEEK’S TREASURE HUNT
A LIST OF THE WINNERS WILL ALSO APPEAR EACH WEEK
Participating- Merchants . . . . .
KENAI FOOD CENTER
KENAI KORNERS
KENAI PHARMACY
KENAI COMMERCIAL COMPANY
SEAMAN’S FURNITURE
McGRADY’S RADIO and TV
EMPRESS SHOP
BEAVER LOOP LAUNDRY
KNOBLOCK’S COTTAGE BAKERY
WILDWOOD CHEVRON STATION
PEG and ROY’S LAUNDRY
SUPERIOR BUILDING SUPPLY
NG SUPPLY
PENINSULA
MEEK’S SHOES
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS & EQUIP.
CENTER SERVICE
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VALUABLE COUPON
Kenai Merchants
Treasure Hunt
THIS COUPON GOOD UNTIL MARCH 20. 1901
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Coleman
friemoriai
Mrs. !. M. (Monty) (' donum
and sons. Monty Randall and
Douglas, left Sunday for Montana
where burial rites and interment
of the Federal Aviation Agency
facility chief at Kenai were to he
held early this week. Coleman
died suddenly last Wednesday
morning in Seattle, where he had
gone on emergency sick leave.
Memorial services were he! 1 at
the Kenai Methodist Church at
■'5 p.m. Saturday, prior to the fam
ily's departure the following day.
Rev. John J. Shaffer, pastor of
the church, officiated with Mrs.
Howard Thomason serving as or
ganist.
Exact date of the funeral in
Montana, former home of both
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, pended ar
rival of the third son. Paul, who
is serving in the U. S. Navy and
was aboard the USS Kitty Hawk
on a Far Eastern cruise at the
time of his father’s death.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman were
both active workers in civic af
fairs during the nearly eight
years they lived in Kenai. Now
that he is gone, Mrs. Coleman
and sons do not plan to return
but will remain in Montana, their
former home.
Social Security
Representative
To Visit Soldotna
Lee R. Christensen, district
manager from the Juneau office
of the Social Security Adminis
tration will visit Soldotna Satur
day, March 2d.
People wanting information or
assistance on the Federal Old
Age, Survivors, and Disability
Program are invited to see Chris
tensen in the Employment Securi
ty office between the hours of
2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Christensen has suggested that
workers or self-employed people
who plan to file for retirement
benefits bring with them full in
formal m on their 1P62 earnings.
The information should include
copies of all l!!(i2 W-2’s (with
holding tax statements) and for
the self-employed businessman or
fisherman, a copy of l!'i2 Fedei il
Income Tax Form 1040 to include
Schedule C or Schedule F
PX o\ ST VTE BOARD
KFVAI Conrad Potter, su
perintendent of schools at Kenai,
left !-«st right, for Fairbanks to
attend a State High School Ath
letic Hoard meeting of the Alaska
High X. ol Act ivit.es Assoc.
Potter recently was elected as a
member of the hoard of the latter
organization and also as execu
tive secretary of the Western Al
aska High. School Activities Asso
ciation. The state association
... .veres all high school activities
it: Ala.-ha for such high schools
a- are • iluntary member- b‘ the
organization.
C'c a-if muare nows.
with you: i.ocai.
INSURANCE VOENT
Phone 283-7591
Oberts IUdg.
Kenui, Ala>ka
Box 458