TO HELP ON DRIVE
SOLDOTNA—-Chamber of Com
merce representatives volunteer
ing to assist the Central K e n a i
Peninsula Hospital Assn, with
its membership drive are- Charlie
Griffin, Mrs. Marvene Sundhy,
Mrs. Dick Midyett and Mrs. (’has,
Parker.
OIL and GAS
STOVE
HOOK-UPS
VENT
PIPING
FOR NATURAL GAS
Penn’s
Hardware
REDECORATE
WITH
SPEED
SATIN
INSIDE PAINT
Use these cold winter days to
do your inside redecorating:
SOLDOTNA Phone 262-4121
FRIGIDAIRE
Inch-Saver
Refrigerator
MaeWH S-lO-frZ
9.60 cu. ft. rat capacity
* Nearly 10 eu, ft. big—only
24" wide!
* 54*!b. Freezer Chest,
* Sliding Chill Drawer for
fresh meats.
* Store even more in storage
door!
Famed Frigidairj Dependability!
only $239.95
EASY TERMS
FHIGiDAIRS
RROOOCf Of OtNJB.L MOTORS
Peninsula
Refrigeration Co.
DAN HAMPER
Phone 2(>2-4690
BOX 30s KENAI
Farm Meet
(Continued from Page I)
M rs. Mildred Campbell, extension
service, both of Homer; Dalbert
Baird, chairman of the Alaska
Htlfti'ization and Conservation
Board, Fairbanks, and two of his
board members, Don Hansen of
Palmer and Lawrence Lancashire,
Ridgeway.
“It is vital to find a firm eco
nomic basis for development on
the Kenai Peninsula,’’ said Sena
tor Logan, who is chairman of the
Senate’s Natural Resources board.
“All good things come to an
end eventually, Oil may not al
ways be with us. We must have
year-round industries and occupa
tions.”
Development of agriculture,
conducted locally on farms and
homesteads under supervision of
trained extension agents, was giv
en as one of the answers.
Another was that the Peninsula,
with its abundant timber, should
harvest it and that sawmills and
pulpwood industries were not sea
sonal and could provide year-long
employment. The woodlot pro
gram is entirely feasible as is
grain storage now that natural
gas is available for drying equip
ment, it was pointed out.
The state forester said the state
is currently harvesting less than
one per cent of its timber crop
*mi that "replenishable” harvest
ing (which involves reseeding of
cut-over land) is to be recom
mended.
It was also brought out that
cutting of timber could aid in pro
viding more access roads to re
mote lands which could be bome
gle-aded or farmed.
Kart Races, New
Sport for Area
Kart racing, a new sport for
the Kenai-Soidotna area, was
inaugurated Jan. 7 on Skate Lake
at the top of the Soldotna Hill.
The lake is also known to many
as Heath’s Lake.
Approximately 50 spectators
watched the tryouts on the track
which had been previously cleared
by Bill Gibbs. Two karts, owned
by Gibbs and Harry Reger, were
Used and several more are sched
uled to participate in future races.
In addition to Gibbs and Reger,
others trying- out their skill in
Kart driving included Bob and
Glen Buchta, Gary Gibbs, Paul
Reger, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ischi and Mrs.
Loren Heath.
Additional races are scheduled
each Sunday, weather permitting,
and arrangements are being set up
for a Powder Puff race for wom
en drivers, a children’s race and
a competitive race for men.
Rates Reduced
A reduction of approximately
per cent in the Pacific North
ern Airlines’ fare between An
chorage and Kenai, effective on
Jan. 7. 1962, subject to Civil
Aeronautics Board approval, has
been announced by Harold A. Ol
sen, PNA vice president of Traf
fic and Sales.
The new fare is $7.00 one-way
and round trip is twice the one
way, or $14,00 plus tax.
In July of 1957, Richfield Oil
Company brought in its Swanson
River No. 1. the* first
well ever drilled upon Alaska’s
moose-famed Kenai Peninsula.
GENERAL HAULING
Nothing too large or too small — We specialize in
heavy equipment hauling — We also have
cranes and cats
Weaver Brothers, Inc.
Offices in:
Fairbanks Anchorage
Soldotna Valdez
A D F A I H I A Monday thru Saturday
wf twl Mm v January 22 to 27 I
DARI-0 “ ^ AF
MARKET—IMITATION M APLE
SYRUP . 1.19
MARKET NO. 301 CAN
SWEET PEAS.4/89c
MARKET NO. 300 CAN
RED BEANS.6/$1.00
MARKET 46-035, CAN
TOMATO JUICE.39c
HOME
CUT & WHOLE
Yams
MO. 303 CAN
4/$l
CIIA LLENGE—NON-FAT
DRY MILK 1.69
MARKET—WHITE OR GOLDEN
HOMINY.... 6-SI
STOCKTON
Tomatoes
NO, 303
4/89c
MAROAI. REG. SIZE
PAPER TOWELS ........ 5/$1.00
KIM BELL’S NO. 303 CAN
DICED CARROTS. 5/$L00
MARKET NO. 303 CAN
APPLE SAUCE.5/$1.00
MARKET BRAND
SALAD OIL 24 oz. botue 59c
—.— - —.—- _ .r, , r - . .. ,
DAWN FRESH 4-OZ. CAN
MUSHROOMS.. 3/$l.B0
PARADE BRAND NO. 30© CAN
PORK and BEANS.6/$1.00
MARKET NO. 300 CAN
MIXED VEGETABLES ... 5/$1.00
—.—
SANTA MARTA
Tamales
NO. 2% CAN
49c
MAYONN I 2i'°-,ar
Lou’s Market
WINTER HOURS- 9 A.M. TO 8 PJK. WEEKDAYS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
PHONE 262-4631 SOLDOTNA
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