Busy Terminal
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is concerned, will be the inaugu
ration of weekly barge service
to the terminal. Plans have not
been completed but it is expect
ed this operation will start early
in the summer.
“Tliis could mean a saving lo
cally for everyone concerned as
we all know the high price of
freight and how it has been one
of the greatest detriments to the
growth of our area,*' Arness said.
“This weekly service will be
year round,” the terminal oper
ator continued. “It has been pro
ven that Arness Terminal is ice
free through this winter, which
baa been one of the worst kinds,
so it is anticipated this ice-free
condition will persist.”
The terminal will have a new
“face lifting” in the early spring
when the weather breaks and a
breakwater offshore from the
dock is planned for summer con
struction.
SUGGESTION
for
Valentine's
Day
This year
send roses
or better yet
send
4 Roses
(or its equivalent)
FROM
THE
mm
mi
naturally:
____ ' ¥
all brands, types and
KINDS OF GRAIN NEUT
RAL SPIRIT BEVERAGES.
“IF WE AIN’T GOT IT
WE’LL BORROW IT FROM
THE NEIGHBORS.”
EVERYTHING BUT
HOME BREW, THAT IS.
Kenai Bridge
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industrial firms in regard to sav
ings in time and money which
would have been realized if the
proposed bc-idge could have short
ened the distance.
Major oil companies are being
queried as to how the proposed
bridge could save them man
hours and trucking and transpor
tation expense as far as future
work is concerned. Similar ques
tions are, being asked canneries
and fishermen.
Peninsula Chambers of Com
merce are being interrogated as
to their interest in the part the
bridge and the “Figure 8” uoad
loop will have in the tourist pro
gram.
The Figure 8 loop, proposed by
the Greater Soldotna C of C
and referred to in the recent
goodwill tour meeting with the
Greater Anchorage Chamber, has
its northern terminus in Kenai.
It extends through Soldotna and
along the Sterling highway to
ward Homer then loops back by
Tustumena Lake and makes an
c ther loop over the highway near
Clam Gulch before going on from
Kasilof over the proposed bridge
to Kenai. The bridge would be
located about Zl-2 miles upstream
from the mouth of the Kenai
River.
Girl Scout Assoc.
Election Feb. 6
The annual election meeting of
the Girl Scout Association is
set for 10 a.m, on Feb. 6 in the
Officers Club lounge at Wildwood
Station.
A neighborhood chairman and
secretary-treasurer will be elect
ed from a slate of candidates
prepared by the nominating com
mittee. Nominations from the
floor may also be made.
There will be a discussion of
plans for the Court of Awards
and for the annual cookie sale.
Since this year- will mark the
BOth anniversary of the Girl
Scout organization, plans to cel
lmate this occasion will also be
discussed.
This will be a really important
meeting, says Mrs. Carl Zehrung,
Kenai Girl Scout organizer, and
members and other interested
P®i sons arc* urged to attend.
A baby-sitting service will be
available in Bldg, lyB (at 3be an j
hour for one child and 50c for
two) and anyone who wishes may
have lunch in the Officers Club
dining room following the meet
ing.
like news from home
KENAl — Mr, and Mrs, E. S.
Matthews, former residents of
Kenai and later of Sterling, are
now living in Auberry, Calif. They
write, “Keep the news from the - !
Peninsula rolling. We enjoy it
sc much as we are so far away.
Don’t know when we will be able
to return home as Mary’s mother
isn’t well and we don’t want to
leave her at this time.’’ They send
all their friends in the north
country best wishes for a pros
perous year throughout 11+62.
When you buy milk
Look for the -
ORANGE and BLUE
CRESCENT DAIRY
CARTONS
THIS IS THE MILK PROCESSED LOCALLY
FROM LOCAL DAIRY HERDS ON THE
KEN AI PENINSULA
-OOG
Also we are now processing
Buttermilk
Soldotna Phone 262-4902
CDTAI A I £ Monday thru Saturday
£ I# IM 5. 9 Feb. 5 thru 10
GOOD’N RICH I
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MARKET 46-02. CAN
Pineapple Juice 49c
GOOD’N RICH
FROSTING MIX.8 for $1.00
DAILY DIET NO. 1 TALL
DOG FOOD.8 for $1.00
STALEY’S 1 QUART
POPCORN OIL.49c
ROYAL NO. 303 CAN
SAUERKRAUT.5 for $1.00
MARKET
IMITATION
Maple
Syrup
24-OZ.
49c
'. '' “.' '■" ,l ' ‘.‘ " ' "■
LOU’S-FRESH 3-LB. JAR
Peanut Butter 1.49
MARKET—MEXICAN STYLE NO. 2V, CAN
Chili Beans 3-89c
CHALLENGE—NON-FAT 25 QT. SIZE
INSTANT MILK.$169
maklo no. 1 CAN
SPAGHETTI - MEATBALLS 2/89c
MARKET NO. 303 CAN
LIMA BEANS ..... — 4 for 89c
MARKET GIANT SIZE
ALL PURPOSE DETERGENT 59c
MATSON
ROYAL
Black
Pepper
l-OZ. CANS
10 f°r p
M*IHiET 3 LB, CAN
Shortening 79c
M ARKET—SLICED FREESTONE NO. 303 CAN
Peaches 4-SI
POUND
SALT PORK 49c
Monterey Jack Cheese n>. 69c
CANADIAN—BY THE PIECE pnnvn
SLAB BACON 69c
DARIGOLD EACH
American Cheese 5-ib. loaf $3,49
TRAY PACK POUND
CUTUP FRYERS 49c
Lou’s Market
WINTER HOURS 9 AM. TO 8 P.M. WEEKDAYS UNTIL FtHITHER NOTICE
PHONE 262-4631_ SOLDOTNA