Donations Provide 600 ft.
Airplane Tie-Down Space
Approximately 600 ft. of free
airplape tie-downs have been in
stalled at the new- Soldatne. Air
port through contribution of sup
plies and volunteer labor, it was
announced Tuesday.
Six hundred feet of 1 Vi-inch
drilling line was donated by
Coastal Drilling Co. Used drilling
bits to bfe utilized as “dead men”
to anchor down the planes were
donated by Allen Todl Co. The
Homer Electric Co. supplied the
hole auger.
Installation of tie-downs was
done by members of the Hub
Club, a Soldatna flying group.
The drilling line was stretched
tight and anchored with a drilling
bit at each end, then another
“dead man” wras added each 100
ft.
Clarence Lande, Jess Shelman
and Wayne Filkel, all members
Touring South 48
Kathleen Erlwein, daughter of
Mr.- ind Mrs. Ted Erlwein of
Soldatna is expected to return
on Sept. 1 from an extended four
of th| lower 48 states.
of the flying club, were active
workers in the project. M. L.
“Red” Grange and William “Red”
Olsen assisted in supervisory ca
pacity.
“These tie-downs should ac
commodate about 20 planes,”
Olsen said.
"More tie-downs are planned
for the south side of the strip,"
Grange added.
Fed. Airport Aid,
Bill Reported ,
The Senate Commerce Commit
tee has reported the federal air
port aid bill, S. 1703, to extend
and liberalize provisions of exist
ing law under which funds are
allocated to the states for devel
opment of airports.
The new legislation would in
crease Alaska’s allocation under
the federal airport act from $lt
350,000 to $3,904,844 per year.
The House earlier this week pass
ed its version of the measure,
H. R. 8102.
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Recent
Arrivals
Brian Keith Mickelson
Joyce and Lou Mickelson of
Soldatna are the parents of a
new son, weighing 8 lbs. 12 oz.,
and born Friday, Sept. 1, at 4
a.m., in the Central Kenai Penin
sula Medical Clinic at Soldatna.
They have named him Brian
Keith. The Mickelsons have two
other children, a son and a daugh
ter. Mickelson owns and operates
the Mickelson Construction Co.,
out of Soldatna.
Subdivision of
Property May
Result in Fines
Persons subdividing land within
the city limits of Kenai without
first obtaining the approval of
the Planning. Commission or the
City Ouncil may be subeet to a
fine for each parcel sold, James
E. Fisher, city attorney, warns.
7’here have been some instances
Of transferral of portions of real
property located, within the coy
limits of Kenai without such
prior approval, the attorney said.
This is contrary to the Session
Law's ©f Alaska, 1963, amended
bj) -Chapter 96, 1955, and Chapter
14^6, ) 959, which requires that a
subdivision be approved by the
City Council or by the Planning
Commission before being filed.
Kenai City Ordinance No. 6,
known as the Planning Ordinance,
states that failure to comply with
this law' can result in a fine of
$300 for each parcel of land so
transferred.
Fisher advised the Council that
a form letter should be sent to
all property owners within the
city limits of Kenai calling their
attention to these requirements
before they do any subdividing
of property.
Rummage Sale
The Woman’s Society of Chris
tian Service of the Kenai Metho,
1 disc church will sponsor a rum
mage sale and luncheon Sept. 2,
frbm 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rummage
, to be sold may be left at the
parsonage prior to Sept. 2. Jo
anna Hollier will be in charge
of the day’s project.
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Cold Bay Air Service
Formally Opened Aug. 24 **
A new international flight
service station at Cold Bay was
formally opened Thursday (Aug.
24) by the Federal Aviation
Agency with Gov. William A.
Egan, military commanders, air
line officials and FA A represent
atives in attendance.
The international flight serv
ice station is one of less than 10
such installations in the United
States and assists Cold Bay in
serving international traffic in
much the same manner as do in
termediate FAA stations in Alas
ka for intra-state air traffic.
A 3000-foot runway extension,
scheduled to be completed next
year, will provide a jet runway
10,400 feet long to add to airfield *
and navigational facilities . that
include an instrument landing
system, VORTAC navigational
aid, a modern approach lighting
system, and a "fire-crash-resciie
unit designed in compliance with
international standards.
Highest peak in North America
is Alaska’s Mount McKinley
which is nearly 4 miles high.
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