$500 REWARD
To any Cook Inlet fisherman (or any of their friends, ac
quaintances, or anyone) who gets rusty from the salty waters of
the Inlet after first getting oiled at the Inlet Bar. Scientific tests
by local experts have so conclusively demonstrated this fact that
we are willing to wager $500.
In order to be eligible for this $500 reward you must be a
human being (or a reasonable facsimile) and follow the few simple
rules below:
(1) Attend the Free Smorgasbord on Saturday, June 3rd, at
the Inlet Bar.
(2) Listen to the live music provided (persons using ear plugs
will be disqualified).
(3) Choose your own brand of snake oil from the Inlet Bar s
large and varied stock and get properly oiled.
(4) Present yourself for inspection at the end of the fishing
season showing indisputable spots of genuine rust on your person.
Exclusions—Persons with artificial legs, steel plates in their head
or welders with homemade false teeth are not allowed to compete.
Also people who habitually drink water are excluded from this
competition as is Ironhead Jorgenson and members of his family.
Judges will be Tom and Arlene Fulton and decision of the
judges will be final.
Come one, come all — fishermen, friends, connoisseurs of
snake oil, free loaders and Cheechakos. You may not win the $500
but you’ll have $500 worth of fun at the “Fisherman’s Free
Smorgasbord” at the Inlet Bar on Saturday night, June 3rd.
(Paid Adv.)
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Tustemena School Graduation
Graduates from the 8th
grade here at Tustemena are
Gary Bonin, John Andrew,
Gregory Burton, Robert Chies
lak, Phyllis Hines, Harriette
Knight, Shirley Reeder, Marcia
Rush, Neva Russell and Susan
Webb.
Graduation was May 16th at
7:30 p.m. with a reception for
the graduates afterwards, put
on by the P.T.A. The Bacca
laureate Sermon Sunday, May
14th at 7:30 p.m.
A graduation banquet fur
nished by the P.T.A. was held
at Parker’s on Wednesday May
10th at 7:00 p.m.
The Valedictorian this year
is Susan Webb of Cohoe. Susan
was born here, and has attend
ed school here all her life. She
started under Mrs. McLane in
the “Little White Schoolhouse.”
She has been consistently ex
cellent in her grades. She won
the Kenai Peninsula Spelling
Bee for the 7th and 8th grade
division this year. She is past
president of the Student Coun
cil and is secretary at this time.
She is president of the Tuste
mena Rock Hounds, a school
rock club. She has made the
Honor Roll each six weeks this
year. She also won the citizen
ship award last year, presented
by the Ninilchik American
Legion. Susan is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Webb.
The Salutatorian this year is
Gregory Burton, son of Mr. and
Carol Jones
Nuptials
Carol Jones of Kenai and
State Trooper Wayne Morgan
were united in marriage last
Sunday at a small wedding held
at the Jack Farnsworth home in
Soldotna.
The bride wore white wool
sheath with white net veil and
brown accessories. A dinner
and reception followed the wed
ding. Deputy Magistrate Jess
Nichols performed the cere
mony.
Jack and Dolly Farnsworth
attended the couple. Also in at
tendance were the bride’s moth
er, Mrs. Phil Stetzer, Kenai,
and father, Cecil Jones, Anchor
age; groom’s mother, Mrs. Mar
guerite Morgan, Anchorage, and
his sister, Mrs. Robert Winslow,
Anchorage; and a few friends.
The couple left for a short
honeymoon to Valdez and other
stops in the area.
New Dress Shop
Opens In Soldotna
Marvene Sundby, one-time
manager of the Blue Shop in
Seward, is opening her own
dress shop in Soldotna. Mar
vene says she will be open for
business on June first whether
or not the building is complete
ly finished.
More than 27 per cent of all
cotton consumed by the U.S.
textile industry is consumed
by South Carolina’s mills.
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Alaska Machine & Engine Rebuild
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Mrs. Ray Burton of Cohoe.
Gregory came to Alaska with
his family when he was about
a year old. Gregory also start
ed school in the “Little White
Schoolhouse” under Mrs. Me
Lane, and has attended school
here all his life. Gregory is a
past treasurer of the Student
Council. He won the individ
ual championship in Ping Pong
at the Kenai Peninsula tourna
ment, held here in March. Greg
ory has been “outside” sever
al times, and spent one win
ter in Peru, one in Mexico and
one in Venezuela. He has also
visited all of the British West
Indies. Gregory’s grades have
been consistently good through
out the year.
The last day of school for
Tustemena was May 18th Mrs.
McLane, the principal, is re
tiring this year after 26 years
of teaching in Alaska.
The ‘Jeep’ Universal is ruggedness.That’s been proved on
battlefields and wheatfieids for the past twenty years.
It has been use tested and abuse tested. You know
that. But did you know this rugged worker is available
in different sizes to suit different needs? That’s impor
tant to you because you don't want to pay for more
wheelbase than you really need. Come in and let us
measure your needs against
the wheelbase of a ‘Jeep’
vehicle. They run from 80" to
101". Ons is right for you!
COMPARE THE FIGURES! SEE THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN THE CJ-6 AND ITS NEWEST IMITATOR.
curb weight payload ,,r0?t ax,e No. of tire sizes
_payload capacity accommodated
‘Jeep'CJ-6 2336 lbs. 1564 lbs. 600 lbs. 5
Vehicle “S" 3000 lbs. 900 lbs. 200 lbs. 3
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