KENAI PLANNERS
ASK FOR HELP
“Help!" say the members of
the Kenai Planning Commis
sion as they prepare to tackle
revisions to the Interim Zoning
Ordinance for the city. And
they really mean it. Public
comments and suggestions are
welcomed as these are the
points which need to be con
sidered in order to make the
Ordinance one which is suitable
and acceptable to all those con
cerned with it.
Some major steps have al
ready been taken in that direc
tion. On May 25, Mr. Victor
Fischer, of the Alaska Housing
Authority; William Walker,
also of the AHA; and John
Ault, Anchorage Planning Di
rector, met with the City Coun
cil and the Planning Commis
sion to discuss changes in the
Ordinance. Many points were
raised, discussed, and revised.
Should any member of the pub
lic wish to make a suggestion
he may leave it in writing at
Seaman’s Furniture or Kenai
Korners or the City National
Bank, or tell it in person to any
member
THE 4 ROYLE PARKERS
Open 5 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Chevron Gas - Cafe - Motel - Barber
COCKTAIL LOUNGE —PACKAGE STORE
On the KENAI SPUR—1 Vi mi. W. of Soldotna “Y”
MARTIN'S
RENTAL & CONSTRUCTION
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Mile 105V4 Sterling Highway
Recent Arrivals
Wendy Elaine Henry
A daughter “Wendy Elaine"
born to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Henry of Slilok Valley at 6:40
p.m., June 12, 1961, weighed
6 lbs. 10*4 oz. Dr. Reischer
was attending physician. The
baby was born at Seward Gen
eral Hospital.
Russell Eugene Rucker
A son “Russell Eugene” born
to Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rucker of
Kenai on June 3, 1961, at the
Soldotna Clinic. Russell
weighed 6 lbs. 8 oz.
Kim Maria Lietzke
A daughter “Kim Maria”
born to Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Lietzke of Kenai on June 19,
1961, at the Soldotna Clinic.
Kim weighed 7 lbs. 12 oz.
Darren Robert Gordon
A son "Darren Robert” born
to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gordon
on June 12, 1961, at the Sol
dotna Clinic. Darren weighed
5 lbs. 5 oz. at birth.
Randolph William Jackson
A son “Randolph William"
born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jackson of Franklin Supply.
Soldotna, on May 23, 1961, at
the Soldotna Clinic. Randolph
weighed 6 lbs. at birth.
House Guest
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowley
have as their house guest, Jack
France, of Anchorage.
One of ihe press erectors working on the Cheechako
News press tightens down a bolt on the folder as the erection
of the 13-ion press nears completion.
NEW
3 Day Developing Service
For Black b White Film
5 Day Service for Color Film
KENAI REXALL PHARMACY
PHIL & HELEN STETZEPv
Kenai Phone 283-7600
MULLIN ELECTRIC
it New Construction ^ Maintenance it Commercial Refrigeration
Walker Sub-Division, Kenai — Dial 283-7500
"Call
\ and we both gain"
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RIVER TERRACE
TtMiie
TRAILER LIVING at its FINEST
★ BEAUTIFUL LARGE WOODED LOTS
* ON PAVED ROAD
* RIVER FRONTAGE
★ RECREATION AREA
★ MOST MODERN FACILITIES
★ WALK TO STORES
APPROVED BY ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
^ MR. and MRS. RAY BILODEAU
W WISH TO ANNOUNCE
that they now have spaces available at the new River Terrace
Mobile Park in Soldotna.
River Terrace is situated on one of the most beautiful spots
in Alaska at the bend in the Kenai River near the bridge in
Soldotna.
The 10 acre tract is naturally terraced and has beautiful
birch and spruce trees on every lot. Every possible means has
been taken to preserve and enhance the natural beauty of this
area.
River Terrace Mobile Park is on the paved road and close
to Soldotna shopping. The park is equipped with the very latest
direct burial electric system, which will furnish each trailer with
maximum current for any electrical appliance. There is no
fluctuation in voltage and the current is charged to you at cost
to keep your electric bill down.
River Terrace Mobile Park is approved by the Alaska De
partment of Health, has artesian water which is piped to each
space at 60 lbs. pressure to provide your trailer with plenty of
good pure water at all times.
The Park has the very latest frost free system and garbage
facilities and collection are furnished free.
The spaces are extra large and well planned so that each
traillcr has ample room and a beautiful view.
Top soil and grass seed will be furnished free of charge to
any occupant who wishes to have a lawn or flower garden.
River Terrace streets are wide and have been dustproofed.
A recreation area complete with picnic tables, barbecue pits
and wood is available for use by occupants and their guests at no
extra charge.
You must see the River Terrace to appreciate its beauty and
advantages. Visitors are welcome. So stop in and s< o for your
self. Have full time manager Everett Rosclius show you around.
You’ll be suprised at the difference.
So when driving around these summer evenings or anytime
make River Terrace Mobile Park a must!
The location again—near the bridge at the bend in the river
in Soldotna.