C. RUPE KULIN
Agency
“Insurance Plus Service”
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SEWAR!) SOLDOTNA
Gilfilen Bldg. M. K. Realty Office
CA 1-55976 262-4474
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Residents of the Kalifonsky Beach
Road Area
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Those persons in the Kalifonsky Beach Road Area who want
phone service are requested to contact the Trans-Alaska Tele
phone Company office as soon as possible and set their service
order and deposit on file.
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TRANS-ALASKA TELEPHONE
COMPANY
PHONE 283-7880
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* Meals
Short Orders
Kenai’s Most Modern Cafe £r Cocktail Lounge
CAFE HOURS—6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Every Day
.Mr. and .Mrs. Wesley 'I'. Connolly—in the Cafe
BILLY McCANN, WAYNE STERLING AND
BOB PATNODE AT THE BAR ~
GENEVA ARM IT AGE IN BARBER SHOP
BAR HOURS—8 a.m. to 2 a.m.
WINTER
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for Tune-up - Batteries
Lube Jobs - Tires
Open from 8 a.m to 9 p.m. Daily
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday
24 Hour Wrecker Service
KENAI
283-7755
Over200 See
Science Fair
At Ninilchik
Danny Cecil, senior, received
the highest award in the first an
nual Ninilchik School Science
Fair with his ripple tank. Danny
demonstrated the action of wave
characteristics of light, sound,
and water. Charles Hawkins, jun
ior, won second place with a wa
ter prism monochrometer, and
Sally Sonnichesn, junior, was
third with a model of the human
heart. The Fair was held on
March (i at Ninilchik School.
First prize in elementary dis
play was awarded to Amy Walk
er and Darlene Hetherton, Grade
H, for their display of the solor
system. A sixth grader, Dane
Rofkar, won second place with
microscopic drawings. Billie Jean
Hetherton and Linda Rock, Grade
7, were third place winners with a
display of the processes of mak
ing soap.
Grades One and Two had a dis
play on “How Soil Is Made,” pre
sented under the direction of
their teacher, Mrs. Mary Haw
kins. The third and fourth Grade,
with Mrs. Opal Lawvere as their
teacher, had their classroom com
pletely utilized by a display of
life science.
An estimated total of 957 man
hours were needed to complete the
projects that were exhibited.
The boys and girls showed a wide
range of scientific thought in
their construction and demonstra
tion.
The fair was under the direc
tion of science instructor, S.
Glenn Erickson. Don McHone, Ed
Liebenthal, and Donald V. Law
vere served as judges.
fiver 200 people visited the sci
ence fair and had an opportunity
to see the new portable class
room units.
Newcomers
Jauquata Dianne Thrapp
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thrapp of
Kasilof are announcing the birth
of a 6 11). 12 oz. daughter, whom
they have named Jauquata Diane.
The baby was born at 12:38 p.m.
on March 8, in the Central Penin
sula Clinic, Soldotna. Thrapp is a
commercial fisherman.
Steven Arthur Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders
of Kenai are the parents of an 8
lb. son, horn at 10:08 a.m. on
March 11 in the Central Peninsula
Clinic, Soldotna. and whom they
have named Steven Arthur. The
youngster’s father is the manager
of the Standard Oil bulk plant in
Kenai.
Linda .lean Burke
At 5:14 a.m. on March 14 in the
Central Peninsula Clinic. Soldot
na, a daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Burke of Sol
dotna. The baby, weighing 7 lbs.,
has been named Linda Jean.
Burke is an employee of Coastal
Drilling Co.
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you might ex
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or call today!
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FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
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PHONE 283-7727 OR 262-4564
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