Council Explains
Utility Bonding
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matching portion for the City o:
Kenai. It is hoped that the Cit;
tviIi secure at least ■ an equa
amount and possibly more fron
Federal matching funds for in
stallation of facilities needed, Ke
nai officials said.
Vi hen a public water and sew
erage system has been installec
in the City of Kenai, financng fo:
housing will be much more easih
obtained and the public's healt!
can be safeguarded much mori
closely than is presently possible
Although adjacent landowner:
will have to pay for the utilities
their land will increase in value a
least equal to the cost expendec
and probably more.
Other questions will be deal;
with in future informational re
leases by the City of Kenai. Foi
any further questions, the City
Clerk at the City Administrator
Building in Kenai, telephone No
283-75;]5, may be contacted.
If you can't go to the basket
ball game between Kenai anc
East Anchorage Saturday night
at Kenai, just listen in on KEN1
to the live broadcast from the
gymnasium.
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Hardware
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Coming
Events
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i Friday, .Ian. 25
1 Soldotna Mother’s March of
Dimes drive, throughout day and
evening.
Bowlarama at Kenai Bowl, ben
efit Kenai .Mother’s March of
I Dimes, 11:15 p.m.
. Saturday, Jan. 26
r Civil Defense Course, Kenai
i High School, 9 a.m.-12 Noon and
, 1-4 p.m.
Benefit dance for March of
Dimes, Soldotna Elks Club, 9 p.
m.
Redoubt Toastmistress Club to
[ host Council 12, luncheon at Riv
erside House, 12 noon.
Sunday. Jan. 27
Oral vaccine to be given from
Noon to 8 p.m. at Soldotna school,
Kenai Community Library and
Ninilchik School and from 2-6
p.m. at Wildwood Station.
Monday, Jan. 28
Kenai Planning Commission,
City Administration Bldg., 5:30
p.m.
Tuesday, Jan. 29
Kiwanis Qlub, breakfast meet
ing. Parkers, 7 p.m.
Kenai Peninsula Choral Soci
ety, Christ Lutheran Church,
Soldotna, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Kenai Chamber of Commerce,
Jet Cafe, 12 noon.
Kerai City Council, City Ad
ministration Bldg., 8 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 31
Soldo City piannjng Com
mission mmunity Hall, 7 p.m.
So’ nity Council, Com
munity Ha” 8 p.m.
Km- a o-e Mother’s March
of Dim, drive.
Friday, Feb. 1
S-1 Fill’s Club, in Soldot
na F ' j s p m.
Sa day. Feb. 2
■ ■ i > 'atna Chamber of
Com- ’ Parker’s. 12 noon.
Ci' 1m t'c Course, Kenai
Htyl S> a.m. to Noon and
1-4 ' '..
1 . , ba of Commerce
indm n t Jet Cafe, 7:30
p.m,. -- dancing.
T’;r S- RFRC'S REPORT
A Iph and Ruth
: Dnts of the
a" I! w -eeiiij: ■ of the world
from work
1 of Hiyh
w ard the S.S.
Sta1 ard recent
1’-' received . ■ them was writ
have been visit
in Germany
witn .Terry and mentioned they
*■’ l're plea.';: itly sui ; rised when
boarding the ship to meet Father
Wild", aad
ter another
Jackie in Mar’*’ 'od
they will be heading for the west
coast.
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are
back af the
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ill
Kenai
w i t h more...
• JI'LItfS WOLF ON THE ACGORDIAN *
MORR\ porter sax and fiddle and novelty
M-'.MKKRS THE Ml’SIC.u, SAV
‘‘Having* any request from
V; estern to Popular”
at the
Newcomers
Kay Suzanne Fritz
A daughter, weighing 6 lbs.
and 8 oz., was born at 5:51 p.m.
on Thursday, Jan. 17 in the Cen
tral Peninsula Clinic, Soldotna,
to Grant and Shirley Fritz of Ka
silof. Fritz is a fisherman. The
baby has been named Kay Su
zanne.
Susan Lynn Dufford
Mr. and Mrs. William Dufford
of Kasilof are the parents of a
daughter, who has been named
Susan Lynn. The infant weighed
6 lbs. 13 oz. and was born at 1:10
p.m. on Friday, Jan. 18, in Central
Peninsula Clinic, Soldotna. Ma
ternal grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. T. J, O’Rourke of Kasilof.
Mrs. Dufford, the former Bar
bara O’Rourke, was last year’s
queen of the Anchor Point Snow
Festival.
Ivanhoe Baby
James and Jane Ivanhoe of Sol
dotna have not as yet selected a
name for their daughter, bom at
11:50 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 20, in
the Central Peninsula Clinic. Sol
dotna. The baby weighed 5 lbs. 12
oz. Her father is self employed
as a contractor.
Lunch Menus
Monday, Jan. 28
Spaghetti with meat sauce, but
tered green beans, fruit Jello, hot
buttered rolls, and milk.
Tuesday, Jan. 29
Ham hock with beans, cabbage
slaw, pear halves, hot cornbread,
butter, and milk.
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Fried chicken, candied sweet
potatoes, buttered green peas,
peach halves, hot buttered rolls,
and milk.
Thursday, Jan. 31
Pork and gravy, mashed pota
toes, buttered mixed vegetables,
apple sauce, hot buttered rolls,
and milk.
Friday, Feb. 1
Tomato and macaroni soup, but
tered corn, cheese wedges, pine
apple cake, emckers, and milk.
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SOLDOTNA THEATRE
• DAILY SHOW TIMES 7:30 P. M. «
Pre-school Children Admitted Free with Adults Only
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2ti
SUN., AND MON., JAN. 27 - 28
3:00 P. M. MATINEE — EVENING SHOW 7:30 P M.
Witness To Murdeju.
BARBARA STANWYCK GARY MERRllt
NOTICE!
ALL DOG OWNERS IN (TTY OF
KENAI GET 1963 DOG LICENSES
BEFORE JANUARY 31 AT CITY
CLERK’S OFFICE
9 (o 5 WEEKDAYS
Publish Dec. 28. 1962 and Jan. 4, 11, 18, 25, 1963
Bates red Spreads .
Chenille lied Spreads
Blankets . . .
Bath Towels . . .
Hand towels ■ .
Wash Cloths
BatJ'i Sets (Better) .
Bath Sets (Good) .
Garment Bagis . .
Shoe Bags . . .
Suit Hangers . . .
DOUBLE PITTED 81 x 10g
Muslin Sheets .
H\ IN FITTED 72 x 10s
Muslin Sheets .
Muslin Pillow Cases
Dish Cloths . .
Plastic Drapes . . *
11.95
9.88
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5.99
. . 8.99
■ . 1.49 .99
• . .89 .66
■ . .39 .29
• . 3.99 2.9!)
■ . 1.99 1.49
. . 2.99 1.99
. . 3.99 2.99
5 for 1.99 5 for LIT
3.69
3.49
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