Abby Lancashire streaks for the finish line in the Sun
day's barrel race. Abby won a first place for the two days
event and placed in a second event.
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for ANY
and ALL
Appliances
Phone 262-4361
Soldoina Box 273
Pederson Funeral
Funeral Services were con
ducted Thursday evening 7:30
June 1. for Mrs. Ann Pederson
who was found shot to death
in the bedroom of her home
at Soldotna.
The Rev. Carl Click of the
Assembly of God Church Ke
nai officiated at the rites held
at the Kenai cemetery.
Mrs. Ann Pederson was born
November 25 1928. She is sur
vived by her husband Oscar
Pederson.
SOLDOTNA
Laundry
Auto Washers
50# DRYERS
Double Load Machines
D & D
BIKE AND FIXIT SHOP
Located behind Gibbs Apparel in Soldotna
FRANK & PAT DONNER
SOLDATNA RADIO & TV
SALES - SERVICE - PARTS -
Phonograph and Auto Radio Service
—TV Antennas—
ALASKA’S FASTEST GROWING CITY
Soldotna—the third city to
incorporate after Statehood is
Alaska’s fastest growing city,
and provides every needed ser
vice from doctor and dentist
to dented fender repair.
To back up their fastest
growing claim, Soldotna points
to the twenty-eight new' pro
jects currently underway and
the many recently completed
establishments.
In this latter are included a
surplus store, general store,
several trailer parks, medical
dental clinic, garage, airfield,
rodeo grounds and natural gas
distribution system (Alaska’s
first), oil tool outlets, auction
house, and many others.
Under construction are too
many projects to be named but
include a dairy products plant,
service stations, garages, stores,
motels, trailer courts, housing
projects and many others.
Come and see for yourself.
Enjoy the excellent scenery of
the Kenai Peninsula, fish for
trout in the lakes and streams
and for salmon in the loaded
Kenai River.
Make Soldotna your stop this
weekend. Enter your trout or
salmon in the fishing derby.
Join the dedication cere
mony at the airport.
See the biggest parade ever
held on the Kenai. Listen to the
music of the Army band.
See the biggest rodeo ever
held on the Peninsula and
dance to live music at the
Cowboy Dance.
Come early, stay late, two
great days of fun and frolic.
Walter Crow of Anchorage picks up his prize money for
first place in the bareback riding last Sunday. Walt will be
back on the 15th and 16th to try to do it again.
Support Your
Civil Air Patrol
The Kenai Squadron of the
Civil Air Patrol (CAP) is large
ly a self supporting operation.
The pilots flying time and
much of their expense are do
nated by the members them
selves.
About the only way that the
organization raises very much
needed funds is by an annual
prize drawing.
This year the value of the
p-izes amount to more than
$1000 and includes a fishing
boat, outboard motor, movie
camera and projector, transist
or radio, phonograph and five
fishing rods and five fishing
reels.
Tickets for this prize draw
ing will be available at the
rodeo grounds during the Prog
ress Days celebration on July
15th and 16th.
Make your $1 donation to
the best causes and you wall be
eligible for one of the many
valuable prizes as well.
7 reble Hooks
The Alaska Department of
F ish and Game has announced
that there is no restriction on
the use of treble hooks for sport
fishing in salt water. This is to
correct a misconception by the
public that single hooks only
were legal.
Taxes
Announcement of the results
of property evaluation in Kenai
and the 15 mil tax assessed on
60 per cent of evaluation has
brought a considerable num
ber and variety of protests.
However, one taxpayer that
was intreviewed by the Chee
chako News complained that
they had set his evaluation too
low.
Sell with Classified Ads.
SUMMER FROCKS
also
New Fall Numbers
Marvene’s
Soldotna
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From Anchorage or scenic Inside Passage
via Juneau and Ketchikan.
Enjoy FAMOUS PNA CABIN HOSPITALITY
on every flight.
Convenient connections to any city in the south and cast.
Call — 283-6181
PACIFIC NORTHERN AIRLINES
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Grady Morris of Soldofna placed in three events at last
week events, saddle bronc, boot race and pole bending. Here
he picks up his winnings while other performers and specta
tors look on.
anchor point news
ANCHOR PT. DELEGATE
Mrs. Patricia Onstott at
tended the short course at Fair
banks College from Anchor Pt.
Homemakers.
Jerry Ingle, a commercial
fisherman from Anchor Point,
and wife, Judy, were fishing
on their boat when Jerry’s fin
gers became entangled in the
handling gear, resulting in loss
of part of his little finger.
Grandaughters of the Bill
Clendenens, Sandy and Cristy
Miller have scarlet fever in Ho
mer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marion Harri
son from Albany, Oregon are
visiting the Clendenens. They
were neighbors in Oregon.
Recent Bride
Given Shower
Mrs. Jean Haller was sur
prised at a shower given for
her at her home on June 30
by Mrs. Luke Caro, Mrs Leo
Oberts, and Mrs. Morris Porter.
Twenty women friends attend
ed, and she received a variety
of lovely and useful gifts.
JOB PRINTING
Presses are Installed
Equipment Arriving
Opening Scheduled
For Early August
Cheechako News Ph. 262-4624
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