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Ice Skaters
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Peninsula said Thursday that all
roads in the Peninsula are now
in fair to good winter driving
condition and are being well
maintained.
Bureau of Public Roads em
ployees were out all night Tues
day sanding the roads, the worst
of which by far were from Sol
dotna to Seward. Soberg said.
Considerable difficulty also was
encountered in traveling the hill
between Silvertip and Portage.
Soberg said motorists in gen
eral have been cautious and are
driving carefully. Kenai Lake
Lodge was filled Tuesday night,
he said, with motorists who park
ed their cars there and refused
to move until driving conditions
were safer.
A check with wrecking service
operators reveals that they were
busy pulling cars out of snow
drifts but none of them report
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ed any serious damage done to
any vehicle.
Stan’s Cab in Kenai sent a
wrecker out after several cars
on Kenai and Kenai Spur roads.
Kenai Service Co. pulled in a car
that had slid off the highway be
tween Sterling Junction and
Moose Pass and said the road
was a solid sheet of ice and that
sanding crews had just begun
work on it when they got there
about noon Wednesday.
Highway workers assisted six
stalled motorists between Sol
dotna and Clam Gulch and sever
al in the Moose River vicinity.
Soberg also reported two trucks
between Moose Pass and Seward
and two trucks between Hentons
and Moose River in addition to
several cars that failed to stay
on the icy highw-ay. Drivers were
uninjured and vehicles undam
aged.
All flights were cancelled at
Kenai Airport on Tuesday after
noon due to poor visibility in the
freezing rain and poor field con
ditions. All of Wednesday’s flights
were cancelled due to icy field
conditions and the Constellation
on Thursday afternoon did not
set down at Kenai.
All DC3 planes and other air
craft landed as scheduled and an
extra section was added to one
DC3 flight to take care of mail
and passengers that customarily
would have been on the Constel
ation
At Soldotna airfield there was
a change in flight schedules ex
cept for the 2 p. m. flight which
w-as cancelled Tuesday due to a
wet blanket of snow and freezing
rain.
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Moose Permits
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chorage; Flickinger, Bonnie, Se
ward; Kupka, Mr. Wm., Sterling;
Martin, .James, Anchorage; Hoo
ser, James C., Anchorage; Mc
Cracken, Max, Seward; Stewart,
Dorothy G., Kenai; Spruce, Ed
gar A. Jr., Soldotna; Tongues,
Joseph, Anchorage; Little Robert
Roland, Soldotna; Hales, Edgar
M., Anchorage; Lantz, Harlan G.,
Soldotna; Lawrence, Jack A.,
Spenard; Black, David Kidd, An
chorage; Mills, Ruben G., Anch
orage.
AREA C
Cooper Landing - Hope
Cruitt, Jerry T., Spenard;
Schilling, Leland S., Anchorage;
Stall, Vern D., Moose Pass; Dun
can, Bruce B., Anchorage; Hart,
Keith, Girdwood; Brewer, Leland
P., Seward; Wolfe, Robert L,,
Moose Pass; Weller, N,, Cooper
Landing; Rothermel. Jack E\, Ft.
Richardson; Haradon, Clayton W.
Anchorage; Mitchell, Billy B,,
Anchorage; Rosmusson, J. Spen
ard; Burns, Frank., Seward; Ax
tell. A.. Seward; Grisco, Roscoe.
Anchorage; Thorne, Robert I..
Seward; Steinhauser, F. L., An
chorage; English, Jimmie E., An
chorage; Merle, Elden I., Seward;
David, Stanley V., Seward;
Hosier, Jim, Anchorage; Gotke,
Evelyn, Seward; Smith. Dorothy
F., Seward; Zachry, Robert E.,
Anchorage; Collier, Willie V.,
Anchorage; Curtis, Richard L.,
..
Spenard; Walsh, Steve, Anchor
age: Pilot, Allen D., Anchorage;
Gritzner, MSgt. D. W., Anchor
age; Pereira, Jane, Anchorage;
Moe. Ken, Seward; McComb, Jane
Seward; Hubert, Edwin E., An
chorage; Shea, Patrick. Seward;
McCafferty, Donald N., Anchor
age; Chambers. William, Anchor
age; Blair, Mike, Seward; Cof
fin, Ray, Anchorage; Kunisky.
Thomas A., Anchorage; Winters,
Robert L., Seward; Leister, Mil
dred L,, Mt. View; Andrews, Ste
vens D.. Spenard; Ingram, John
C. , Cooper Landing; Roselius.
Gene, Anchorage; Moore, James
D. Jr., Anchorage; Willburn, Bes
sie J., Portage; Stephens, Louis.
Anchorage; Thompson, S. E., An
chorage; Rogers. Leonard B.,
Spenard; Lohrnan. Russell J„
Seward.
SoMotna Forms
Fire Department
Organization of a fire depart
ment for Soldotna took place on
Monday night in a meeting held
at the Soldatna community hall.
Harold Jackson was elected as
fire chief, Walt McKern as as
sistant chief and A1 Morasse as
secretary.
Another meeting is to be held
at 7:30 p. m. Monday. November
2 0. at the Fire Hall, next to the
Sky Bowl. All interested persons
are urged to attend.
Meeting Notice
CENTRAL PENINSULA
Democratic Club
WENDALL P. KAY
Guest Speaker
8:00 p.m. — Monday — Nov. 2Q
At
CLAM GULCH COMMUNITY
HALL
Hosted By Cohoe Precinct
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