COHOE NEWS
Crab Fishermen Come Home
Crab Fishing
Johnny Chiedak is home after
fishing for crab at Kodiak for
the past season.
Injured
Jerry Sims underwent an op
eration on his knee which he
injured in a fall at work.
Homestead Move
Dick and Ann Baldwin spent
the weekend at their home
stead. They are getting ready
to move back as soon as school
is out and hope to get a large
crop planted this spring.
Daily Mail
Word has been received from
the post office department that
starting April 29th, the daily
mail route will be extended to
f
include both Cohoe and Clam
Gulch.
Mayor Sets
Clean-up Date
Kenai Mayor John Swanson
has proclaimed the first 10
days of May as clean-up time in
the city. The city’s campaign
comes on the heels of a state
wide effort to clean up the win
ter’s rubbish and prepare for
the summer tourist trade. All
persons in Kenai are urged to
cooperate in the campaign.
CONCRETE BLOCKS
Concrete Materials
and Supplies
Nestor Concrete Products Co.
Ph. 262-4431
Box 105
Soldotna
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• Beer to Go
• Cocktails
• Cafe
• Meals
• Short Orders
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MR. & MRS. HOWARD HAVILAND IN THE CAFE
AND BILLY McCANN, WAYNE STERLING AND
BOB PATNODE AT THE BAR
Local Bowlers
Take Honors
At Ketchikan
The local bowlers were able
to bring home several honors
from the Alaska Woman’s
Bowling Association held April
9 to 16 in Ketchikan.
Cathie Morgan took 10th
place in the class A all-events
handicap and 21st place in the
class A singles. She also shared
the spotlight with Dee Stock
when they took 4th position in
the class B doubles.
In the Class B singles, Shir
ley Ford took 22nd place with
a 487.
The Sky Bowl ended in 2nd
place with a 2305 in the class C
team bowling. Shirley Ford
and Maxine Clanton took 6th
and Dorothea Willard and June
Mallette took 8th place in the
class C doubles.
In the class C singles, results
were Maxine Clanton, 3rd; Dee
Stock, 9th; Dorothea Willard,
16th, and Dee O’Malia, 29th.
Maxine Clanton also won the
class C all-events scratch and
the all-events handicap .
Cruise Completed
Erling Kvasnikoff, radioman
third class, USN, and William
D. Kvasnikoff, Jr., machinist’s
mate fireman, USN, sons of Mr.
and Mrs. William D. Kvasni
koff, Sr., of Ninilchik, Alaska,
returned to San Diego, Calif.,
March 27, aboard the destroyer
U.S.S. isnerwood following a
five-month cruise in the West
ern Pacific.
The Isherwood, a unit of De
stroyer Division 211, conducted
anti - submarine training exer
cises with the Seventh Fleet,
and visited Guam, Hawaii,
Hong Kong, Japan, Okinawa
and the Philippines.
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Edda Barley Seed, per 100#'s $8.00
(88% germination test)
Barley Matured at Sterling
WHITE BLISS
Seed Potatoes, per 100#/s $7.50
Free Delivery Over 10 Sacks
LEW FIELDS
Scout Lake Loop Road
Phone: 262-4734
Sterling
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K E N A I
WHO?
WHAT?
M. K. REALTY
invites you
OPEN HOUSE
2:00 P. M. to 6:00 P. M.
SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1961
WHEN?
WHERE? Central Kenai Peninsula Medical Clinic Bldg., Soldotna
WHY?
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