Weekly Treatment Cures
Clogged Drains
Whether you live in a brand new house in a subdivision, an
older house in the suburbs, or an apartment in town, you've
probably experienced the “clogged-drain blues” at one time or
another. They often occur unexpectedly—late in (he evening or
when a crowd of company is expected, and it's difficult to find a
plumber. But no matter when it happens a clogged-up drain is a
nuisance and causes lots of confusion.
Happily, there’s a remedy for all this and it doesn’t require
a night-school course in plumbing. Right on th shelves of your
nearest grocery store you’ll find a can of Drano, the special cleaner
for drains, that’s so easy to use. Just pour a heaping tablespoon
ful of the granules into each drain, rinse with a cup of cold
water and let stand one-half hour. The drains will be running
freely in no time, in fact, the drains probably won’t even get slug
gish if you adopt the weekly drain cleaning habit. And think of the
plumbing bills you’ll save.
The bright red “easv-pour” top on the can twists off easily and
reseats perfectly. By keeping a can in both bathroom and kitchen
it’s easy to establish the weekly cleaning habit. There are no
fumes or odors with this special cleaner and, besides keeping the
j drains running freely, it keeps them sanitary and germ-free, too.
Cattle Feeding Program
|May Be Trial Venture
Tor Peninsula and tCodiak
Kodiak cattle raisers are inter
ested in seeing- a trial feeding
program started in the Kenai
(Peninsula where grain is more
•available, says David Henley, who
'operates a cattle ranch on the
island. There are approximately
1600 head of cattle, mostly Angus
,ainl Herefords, on Kodiak Island
now, he says.
Henley, who was in Kenai and
other Alaska mainland cities last
week on business, broached the
idea to Dept, of Agriculture offi
cials and others whom he felt
might be interested and and re
ports much interest was shown.
He also visited his brother, Sain
Henley, in Kenai.
The trial feeding program as
planned would be to transport 30
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head of yearlings and winter
calves to the Kenai Peninsula to
lie fed out by Peninsula farmers
oil Peninsula-raised grain. They
would then be butchered and mar
keted with the idea being to see
hov. they would compare in cost
and quality with beef from Out
side.
‘‘As these yearlings come off
grass on Kodiak Island, they are
commercial or standard grade,”
Henley said. “After 120 days on
grain they should be in the choice
class.”
“Peninsula f a r m e r s already
liave the grain and me closer to
available .markets. If we choose
tc finish off cattle to good or
choice beef of Kodiak, we first
have to ship the grain in and then
ship the cattle out for marketing.
Double transportation costs make
ii. difficult to compete with Out
side beef," says the Kodiak
rancher.
Fanners on the Peninsula in
terested in cooperating with Ko
diak cattle raisers are advised to
contact Dept, of Agriculture rep
resentatives at Homer or Palmer
or to write directly to Henley at
K idiak.
Adult Education
Program Planned
The Kenai City School District
i- interested in expanding its pro
gram to include an adult educa
tion program, J. V. Phillips, high
sclu ol principal at Kenai. said
Thus relay.
"Before wo can begin a pro
gram of this sort, <t will be nee
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essary to find what courses would
be of interest,” Phillips said. “It
also will be necessary to find
qualified personnel.”
All persons within a 30-mile
radius of the school district who
have a degree from college and
will be interested in teaching his
or her specialty, are advised to
contact the high school office in
Kenai for particulars.
'• he school would like to have
people interested in taking a
cot se to semi or call in any in
formation on courses they would
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like to see presented and in which
they would like to participate,
Phillips said.
The average field price of Al
aska crude oil in I960 was $2.20
per barrel.
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