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FOR SALE
OXYGEN, ACETYLENE, pipe,
steel. LUKE’S W E L D I N G
SERVICE, Mile 1 N. Kenai R<1.
Phone 283-7727. 45-bc
KNAPP SHOES. All types for
work and play. Mile 10412,
Kenai Spur Road. 46-be
1-BEDROOM modern house on
75'.\135' lot in Ridgeway, fur
nished. Available about Sept.
15th. Will take trade as partial
payment. Easy terms. Slawson
& Associates. Ph. 262-4711.
45-bc
LUMBER and house logs. Plum
ley Mill, North Kenai Road.
4.3-bc
1254 CHEVROLET pickup, L-T.
See at Penn’s Hardware, Sol
dotna. 54-3b
SPIRITED MARE and gentle
gelding. Both good riding hors
es. $275 each. Phone BR 6-5171
evenings, Anchorage. ,54-3
OIL HEATER'S, three at $40 ea.
one at $35 and one at $25. Also
SO-gallon hot water tank, o i 1
w a t e r heater with pressure
pump $150. Inquire at office,
Carver’s Court. 54-3b
1959 BUICK La Sabre, 4-dr. Sed.
new tires, R&H, excellent cond
ition. $1500. See at Parker’s
Sei-vice Sta, or contact Metcalf,
100 Soldotna Ave.. Soldotna.
54bc
NEVER USED AUTO dehumidi
fier, removes up to 6 qts. mois
ture in 24 hours. Compact, ideal
for trailers, Orig. $90—sell for
$60. A1 Lee, A&S Auto Supply,
Kenai. 54-b3t
USED WINDOWS, doors, floor
ing. pipe and insulation. Wayne
Findley, Mile 102, Sterling Hi
way. 54-3
1957 FORD PICKUP and brand
new Homelite chain saw. Ph.
262-4752, Earl Sparks, Box 61,
Sterling. 53-3
13 CU. FT. Norge refrigerator
with 25 ib. freezer on top, dou
ble doors. Chuck Whitney, Coas
tal Drilling, Phone 262-4242.
55-3b
1958 Universal 4Sxl0-ft., 2 bed
room housetrailer, excel, cond.,
new washer & dryer, custom
furniture. Trailer 25, River
Terrace Park. 55-1
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
270' HWY. FRONTAGE lot over
looking Kenai river in Soldatna
across from Wilson’s Soldatna
store. Ideal bus ness property.
M. K. Realty, Soldatna. 45-bc
NORTH KENAI
NEAR STANDARD OIL
REFINERY SITE
40 ACRE tract, full mineral
rights. Best acreage buy on the
Peninsula. Owner must sell
immediately.
20 ACRES 100'oil and gas
rights. Land adjacent to two
subdivisions. Only $1000 down.
LEO T. OBERTS
Realtor-Insurance
Bex 458 Kenai, Alaska
Phone 283-4125
5 ACRES Inlet view property.
3’a miles N. of Kenai. Contact
Odman Kooley, across from
Empress Shop, Kenai. 43-bc
TRAILERS FOR SALE
1058 10’x45’ 3-bedroom h o u s e
trailer. Might consider small
trailer in trade. See Peter Ya
chimee, Reading and Bates
Camp, Sterling. 55-3
FOR SALE OR .LEASE
1 BEDROOM modern, furnished
house in Ridgeway. Slawson &
Associates. I hone 232-4711.
50-3b
FOUND
SPECTACLES, at Bear Den, Sol
dotna. Leather case inscribed
Dr. Joh; Knight. 55-1
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ONE BEDROOM residence, new.
in Naptowne. Total price $7950
or will rent at $150 per month.
ONE BEDROOM
New home in Soldotna. Total price
$10,500. This is a very good
buy. Call for an appointment
to see this home.
2 AND 3 BEDROOMS
Being built by Lewis and Metzger
in Soldotna. F.H.A. Terms. Na
tural gas, community water, fire
place and garage.
LOTS
Prices from $650 up, residence
and business. We will show you
lots in all areas of Soldotna
and Ridgeway. Call or stop at
our office.
TRAILER PARKS
2 Choice Parks with 10 and 11
spaces, both with natural gas.
Excellent buys for the investor,
contact:
M. K. REALTY, INC.
In Soldotna-—262-4600
In Anchorage—BR 4-0845
LOTS in Ridgeway, large or
small for what-have-you, for
down payment or all. Will con
sider House Trailer, Truck,
Tools or Equipment. By owner
T. Suthard, Box 74, Soldatna,
phone 262-1595. 42-be
AVAILABLE
40 ACRES for commercial use
on highway 5 miles East of
Kenai. Call Anchorage, FA
3-4120. 30-bc
FOR RENT
TRAILER FOR RENT, 30-ft., 1
bedroom, modern. $90 per mo.
includes space. Anchor Trailer
Park, Kenai. 54-3
NEW, MODERN 2-bedroom fur
nished house, 2 miles north of
Standard Oil dock, Nikiski, $150
per mo., includes water. Con
tact Kenai Horners, Kenai; M
K Realty, Soldotna, or Phone
BR 6-3585, Anchorage. 54-3
MOTEL ROOMS with private
bath. Finest motel in Kenai.
Competitive rates. The SPUR
MOTEL, Kenai, Alaska. Ph.
283-5656. 6bc.
MODERN furnished apartment
for rent. Solicitings wanted.
Contact Henry Trustee, Box 11,
Kenai. 53bc
ONE and two bedroom trailers.
See Barefield at Sterling. 55-1
HELP WANTED
WANTED: Mature woman with
own transportation. Half days
only, six days per week. Will
ing to baby-sit occasionally over
nig'ht. Phone 283-7652. 55-3b
SERVICES
YOUR AVON Representative in
Kenai, Soldotna area. Ph. 283
Your AVON Rt presentative will
he happy to contact you on re<
quest. Do your Christmas shop
ping with AVON, ( hone 26 -
4285 or drop a card to Box 277
Soldotna. 54-3
PARKER’S UNION 76 Station
open 24 hours a day. 53hc
BACK 110; . Load' : D> /> . 8 a
era, ( - -po ■. -, '* I .•e.-.
Ditching Cop- i-.« i.-t . nti-'o.
and Ba.-k ! . a --.em -
excavated, Landscap ;g, Ur a
Hauling, Track i pt Rig tor
those ha; d to g-. t at jr-k
Tom’s Uraii'.ig t o. Kmp- v ay,
Phone 262-4535. 12
FI RE PL A f Bk 1 .tying.
Stone vV ' : Pa',in- Barbecues.
Sidewalk Dr ays. I vc. y
day v.* tpv Sur.uay and M!>:i
day. I i-ontrm-ior. icee
estima, V i *.-ka •"•‘tone to..
Phone rd. Lena: i'J
PARI 4.Vi , HAidi i\G. Fiat
bed truck. 2T GM( Jim Doyle.
Phone 283-78! k. urn. 411
FOR WATER M I
contact K 1 'arvei', Sol
dotna. Id-Oi:
BACKHOE V>. HKK. Ditches, ,-e-s
paols. footing, cue. T. Fulton,
Inlet Bar, Ph. 2 73-7770. 37-ue
Contest Winner
Reports Events of
Expense-Paid Trip
Howard Thew, Alaska winner
in the Standard Oil products dis
tributors sales contest, recently
returned from New York where
he and his wife were among 26
couples fiom seven western states,
Hawaii and Alaska to be enter
tained to an all-expense paid va
cation.
Thew. who operates Howard’s
^ Service in Soldotna and anoth
er station in Anchorage, said the
trio would not have been possible
without the increase of sales
chalked up by his Soldotna sta
tion for the first seven months
of the year, the period upon which
the contest was based over a sim
ilar period last year.
The Thews first went to Se
attle and California, where they
were hosted three days in the
Palaee-Sheridan hotel, and then
to New York. The entire trip was
by jet and took only 8x/i hours
actual flying time from Anchor
age to New York, due in part to
hitting a jet stream and reaching
New York an hour earlier than
scheduled.
In New York they were guests
at the Palaee-Sheridan hotel, at
tend, d three stage shows, “fame
lot,'' “Carnival,” and “The Un
;.i.fable Mollie Brown.” They
vi.-dted the Latin Quarter, watched
rtrees at Belmont Park, saw the
• game of the World Series
t i took the usual tourist trip to
m pi re State Bldg, and the Sta
' v of Liberty.
Irs. Thew left New York two
days early to return to Alaska
die he went on to Phoenix to
r e his father, Charles 11. Thew,
; <! on to Nos Angeles and Se
i the on buying trips. Mis. Thewr
was joined at Kansas City by
their five-year-old son, Kent, who
made the trip by jet alone from
Los Angeles to meet her.
New- want ads get good re
- ms at small cost.
SERVICES
HAIR STYLING, permanents.
Helen's Beauty Shop, Seaman’s
Ring Tuesday through Sat
urday, l) ;t m. to 5 p.m, 49bc
E AND TWO bedroom homes.
‘ Ml I M. k. Realty, phone 262
1600. 5 2 be
TH VILER SPACE
Sl’ACE AV 1 LA TILE a; River
Terrace Mobile Park, $40.00
per month including garbage
disposal. Your electric bill will
. less at River Terrace. With
; nre artesian water, phones
vail able at every space. All
un<: •••g.-onnd, even
the phone cable. Truly the
i>f aut: "T . Alaska.
Tot ■. ,ve ee t;..- . st, now
T- : the is si. j on • to your
svi; to ; t is R;. er Te.race.
50-bc
’■ • ' t ■ i" 1 rai'er
Park. icnor of Sold- tna, just
■ ‘■t,. *ne “V,” natural gas
available. Kai; o Sobot e. p mne
■: I- !. 55 ;>t
I OH THADK
I.nrSr'. LOGS a'ui lunibc; f •
>• -ail. dean t = :ilor house. Con
tact !i ■ ) Smith, Cooper I.-raS
. is 11 u c • •?;
. ! I c BABY SIT pro school c!*il
het n ‘ >r working mother In my
iu :i• <- ’ Ics !! Is.-hi, « bind
i.'ctu” A Garage, Soldotna '>-u:?t
W ii.L 1>0 B M Y SITTING Kve
niJHgs or i week aui Phone
202-1585. 53-3
.-XVERA i. mi rebuilt Jeeps.
I nd.cn S KtO. .j. H. Coyle, Ken A,
I V 11:;. 5 ..-i.c
tv \ t . O
i I- \N-TO, z • ’il condition, at
,.-a-1 l.-xl-r. Contact Don Sing
leton at We, i. Bros, i; Sol
do tna. o 1 --j
i'OL'SK in or near Soldotna lor
family of three. Needed Cm. 1.
V\ : i ; nil til lea-' vV.upTU H,
Permanent. Box 1344, Isomer.
54-3
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There's always a new way to make a heavenly pie and this glam*
orou* (dazed (.ream Pit IT Pie is really newsworthy. Its light and deli*
rate shell i* an oversized eream puff that's not at ail hard to make.
Ihe delectable hlling, made with vanilla pudding mix, is topped with
a i aspberry gelatin glaze and sliced bananas. Iry this lor votir next
company meal and enjoy your guests surprise and pleasurel
GLAZED CREAM PUFF PIE
Z package Jelio-0 vanilla Pudding
and Pie Filling
2 cups milk
1 baked 9-inch ruff Pie Shell,
cooled
1 package raspberry-flavored gelatin
1 cup boiling water
8 to 12 ice cubes j
1 banana i
5\W/PPtpnpH whinnPrf rrenm
Combine pie filling mix end milk in saucepan. Cook and stir over medium heat
until mixture comes to a full boil. Cool only about 5 minutes, stirring once or twice.
Pour into Puff Pie Shell. Chill.
Dissolve gelatin completely in bailing water. Add ice cubes and stir constantly
for 2 to 3 minutes, or until gelatin starts to thicken. Remove immelted ice. Slice
banana over pie filling. Cover with gelatin. Chill until set -about 30 minutes. Gar
nish with sweetened whipped cream, if desired.
To make Puff Pie Shell, combine *4 cup butter or other shortening and V2 cup
boilmg water in saucepan. Bring again to a bod. Reduce heat and add'12 cup sifted
flour all at once, stirring rapidly. Cook and s: r until mixture pulls away from sides
of pan in smooth compact mass takes about 2 minutes Remove from heat. Add
2 eggs-one at a time, beating thoroughly after each. Then beat steadily until mix
ture is satiny and breaks off when spoon is raised.
Spread dough evenly over bottom and sides of a 9-inch pie pan and pile remain
ing dough around rim. Bake in hot oven '42V I ) 35 minutes. Remove from oven
and prick bottom and sides with a fork. Bake another 5 minutes, or until dry and
crisp. Cool before filling.
Holiday Corsages
For only $3.00
it Floral Arrangements
it Potted Plants
ORANGE TREES, CROTON, AND MANY OTHERS
THE FORDS ARE BACK TO WORK AFTER A
VACATION AND BUSINESS TRIP—AT
NUSTATE NURSERY
HOMESITE LOOP ROAD
£EN 41 PHONE 283-7712
¥m SALE
Custom Built
Ivin to F. H. A. Specifications I
3 f bedrooms I
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C; '*■ living room area P
(Carpeted and paneled)
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1. Hi .. 'N GENERAL ELECTRIC KITCHEN WITH I
ISLAND BREAKFAST BAR.
: lineal feet of closet space I
* Cv- natural eras
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’ ' mriaunity water supply
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