HETTY ANDERSON
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PHYLLIS WILSON
SHARON HUNT
BONNIE HAVILAND
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PAT McCOLLUM
AiW-JliK BIK1UN
JANE KOOKY
SHAHON McGAHAN
DONNA HOBBS
Queen Candidate Kathy Worth
ington submitted her photo
too late to make the deadline.
All queen candidate photos ap
pearing above were taken and
processed by Vena Rowley of
Kenai.
Transmission Specialist
Raymond and Mary Reece left
Fresno, Calif., last Tuesday
h> and for Alaska where they
plan to locate on the George R.
Matranga homestead. He is an
a stomotive hydramatic transmis
sion specialist. The Reeces visited
up over the highway about six
weekst ago then went back to
Fresno, sold their business there
ard began their trip back up here
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Move to Beaver Creek
Charles and Jean Peaveley
have moved to Beaver Creek,
next, to the Gene Marinos. Jean
goes to work next week at the
Wildwood Station post exchange,
while Charles will continue his
duties as chief of police in Kenai.
to locate. He will work as a shop
mechanic until he gels his own
shop built.
NEW
RAINBOW
SUBDIVISION
in RIDGEWAY
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LOTS FROM $500 UP
EASY TERMS
OPTIONS BEING TAKEN
SLAWSON & ASSOCIATES
SOLDOTNA—Phone 262-4711
Seward
Silver Salmon Derby
Prizes
Aug. 12-13
$15,000
Prizes
Attg. 19-20
Tickets Available
Seward Hardware
Durant’s Hardware
Alaska Shop
Small Boat Harbor
COME ONE, COME ALL
Seward Silver Salmon Derby
Contest Announoed
A contest for designing an
official seal for the city of 'Sol
datna has been announced by
Burton Carver, president of the
Soldatna City Council.
Anyone and everyone may en
ter the contest, Carver said, and
a prize of $25 will be given the
person -whose entry is chosen.
There are no rules, regulations
or stipulations as to what the
design should incorporate or as
to age of entrants.
All entries should be submit
ted to the Soldatna City Council
and should be in by Sept. 15,
closing day of the contest.
They Like Alaska
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Hawkins
of Albuquerque, N. M., are visit
ing their son, Thomas Hawkins,
.Tr., at his homestead home near
Kasilof. The latter is a civilian
employee at Elmendorf Air Force
Base. Mrs. Hawkins said they
had fallen in love with Alaska
and planned to remain for some
SPECIAL on boys’ KNAPP
school shoes, $8.95. Send card to
H. G. Van Sickel, P. O. Box 341,
Soldatna
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time, possibly all winter. The
elder Hawkins is a fishing en
thusiast and the fact he caught
a 40-lb. salmon on his first fish
ng trip out clinched his desire
to stay.
S K Y B O W L
of Soldotna
IS YOUR WINTER LEAGUE FORMED?
SEASON STARTS IN SEPTEMBER
—Your League is Your Responsibility!—
Open Bowling — League Bowling
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NORB KIASER & HAROLD JACKSON
Announce the OPENING of the NEW
Garage and Machine Shop
ONE BLOCK BEHIND MEDICAL CLINIC IN SOLDOTNA
ALL TYPES OF REPAIR INCLUDING:
☆ CARBURATION
☆ AUTOMATIC TRANS.
☆ ENGINES
☆ RADIATORS
☆ HEAVY DUTY REPAIR
(All Kinds)
* CRANKSHAFT CRINDINC
(Portable)
DIESEL ENGINES
fr LATHE WORK
WELDING & CUTTING
(Portable)
ALL WORK PRECISION GUARANTEED
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