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BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
KENAI REALTY
SPECIALS
1-3 BR Hotwater heat Basement
HE A 5 %'; int. $1100.00 down
Bal. $130 mo. which includes
interest, taxes and insurance.
1—2 BR Modem FHA 5M" in
terest-—$900 down balance $100
month which includes interest,
taxes and insurance,
1—2 BR, Home Modern and very
j nice. Some furniture.
4 BR. Modern, Hotwater heat.
Fireplace. Completely furn
ished, full basement, 2!a acres.
1—2 BR. Modern, full basement,
furnished.
1 — 2 BR. Modern, Furnished.
Terms.
These are all new listings and
all of them are nice homes and /
nicely located. All priced below
appraisal value. They should all
sell within the next few days.
Very small down payment needed.
REMEMBER—
For homes in Kenai See
KENAI REALTY
at Kenai Korners or at
Homesite Loop Road.
J. W, THOMPSON, Broker
Stanley Thompson and.
Jerry D. Thompson, Salesmen
63-lc
3 BEDROOM HOME, completely
finished, for sale by owner.
$6,000.00 down, but total price
many thousands less than any
comparable home on the Pen
insula. See at Mile 106, Kenai
Spur. Look for “Hobbs Elec
tric” sign. Phone 383-7888.
.. 63-St
NORTH KENAI
NEAR STANDARD OIL
REFINERY SITE
40 ACRE tract, full mineral
rights. Best acreage buy on the
Peninsula. Owner must sell
immediately.
20 ACRES 100% oil and gas
rights. Land adjacent to two
subdivisions. Only $1000 down.
LEO T. OBERTS
Realtor-Insurance
Bos *158 Kenai, Alaska
Phone 283-4725
75 ACRES with 2 bedroom home
5 miles south of Soldotna, To
tal price only $16,000. Terms if
you wish.
80 ACRES. North Kenai with full
oil rights. Only $300 per acre.
40 ACRES. Central Soldotna. On
ly $850 per acre.
M. K. Realty. 62-be
ONE OF SOLD OT N A'S FINE ST
homes. Three bedrooms, two
ibaths, fireplace, full basement,
wall to wall carpet in living
dining, master bedroon and in
hall. Gas hotwater baseboard
heat, automatic dishwasher,
breakfast bar, cherry paneling
in living room. Anderson dou
ble pane windows throughout.
Intercom system with radio.
Colored fixtures. Lifetime fin
ished aluminum skiing. This
house is FHA financed and
guaranteed. $2,600 down. Call
262-4904 62-3
SERVICES
PARKER’S UNION 76 Station
open 24 hours a day. 53be
HAIR STYLING, permanents.
Helen's Beauty Shop, Seaman’s
Bldg,, Tuesday through Sat
urday, 9 a.m. to 5 pun, 49bc
YOUR AVON Representative in
Kenai, Soldotna area. Ph. 288
7507, 58bc
FIREPLACES, Block Laying,
Stone Work, Patios, Barbecues,
Sidewalks, Driveways. Every
day except Sunday and Mon
day. Licensed contractor. Free
estimates. Alaska Stone Co.,
Phone 283-7600, Kenai. 42-be
TRAILER HOUSES FOR SALE
1960 50’ x 10’ 2 bedroom with
"wannigan, $1200 for $4200 eq
uity. Phone 283-7693, Mrs. J,
E, Brown, Anchor Trailer court
in Kenai. 64-3b
■ gR' fili ' ■ ' ' - ■' ■ ffi
FOR RENT
2 BEDROOM modern furnished
apartment. Goodrich Trailer
Park, 2 miles south Sterling
Highway. Trailer spaces avail
able, $35 per month. 63-3b
1 BEDROOM STEAM HEAT
apartment. Everything furn
ished, See Mr, Trusty, Kenai
Hotel. 61-3b
MOTEL ROOMS -with private
bath. Finest motel in Kenai.
Competitive rates. The SPURR
MOTEL, Kenai, Alaska. Phone
283-7557. 6hc
ONE-BEDROOM HOUSE, new,
Naptowne. Partly furnished.
Ready to move into. $125 per
month. Call 262-4904. 62-3
FOR SALE OR REN'F
TWO-BEDROOM house, modern,
partly furnished. Contact Bill
Gibbs at Gibbs Apparel, Sol
•Jotna. 63-3b
WANT TO RENT
WANTED FURNISHED OR UN
furnished house in Kenai or
vicinity of Soldotna. P. 0. Box
576, Kenai, Alaska.
TRAILERS FOR SALE
SPECIAL OFFER: 10-x55-ft com
pletely furnished 1962 trailer
—winterized for Alaska. 10%
down payment, 6%. interest. 7
years to pay. Total* price $4500
f.o.h. factory. Call collect An
chorage BR 7-6655, Coastal
Marred Homes, Inc. 56bc
41 ft, x 8 ft. modern, very clean,
Two bedrooms with Wanniga-ns
all set up in Sterling, Alaska.
Call 2=62-4756 — George Caul
field. 63-3
JOBS WANTED'*"
BABY SITTING in my home.
Days or nights. Mrs. Diamond
Loosli, Anchor Court, Kenai.
Second trailer from entrance.
G2-3t
KENAI PENINSULA ADVER
tisers. contact ' Jim Dodson,
KENI AM-TV, Box 1160 An
chorage. Let the consumer hear
your* message. 62-be
FOR SALE
1960 SPACEMASTER 50’xl0’. R.
R. Burke, River Terrace Trail
er Park. Soldotna. 64-3
GOOD CUT FIREWOOD. $25.00
cord delivered. Pete Kelly, Ed
Myer’s road in Ridgeway. 63-3b
STEEiTbUILDING 20 X 40. Cost
$1500 to build - sell $800. Phone
3068 - or Box 954, Seward. 6 yd.
Reo dump truck - $650.
62-3
SUPER CRUISER. PA-12, 115
HP, Ready for winter with good
cabin heater, ski fittings. Fab
ric new* May 1960, licensed
June 1962. L. F. Trapse., new
metal prop., 490 SMOH. $2595.
Phone Dave Williams, FA 2
1658, Saturday or Sunday, ox
write Box 734, College, Alaska.
62-3b
MILK HEIFERS, just coming
fresh. Finest in Alaska. Lew
Fields, Phone 262-4734. 62-3b
OLD NEWSPAPERS for pack
ing, etc. 2c lb. in bundles of 25
pounds. Cheechako News plant,
Radge way, phone 262-4624. 56c
OXYGEN, ACETYLENE, pipe,
steel. LUKE’S WELDING
SERVICE, Mile 1 N. Kenai Rd.
Phone 283-7727. : 45-bc
KNAPP SHOES. All types"7or
work and play. Mile 104 Vs,
Konai Spur Road. 46-bc
AUTOS FOR SALE
1956 4-Dr. Ford Sedan* T-Bmi
motor. Good condition. Sell
cheaply for cash. Inquire at
Lou’s Market* George Great
reaks. ” ' 64-3b
1961 FALCON 4-DR. deluxe trim,
excellent condition. $1795. Cast
be financed. Phone 262-4904.
62-3
BUSINESS OPPORTUNE!V
AMBITIOUS woman over 30. to
present custom-fitted cosmet
ics in Kenai Peninsula. Excel
lent opportunity. Intelligence
and personality more important
than experience. Free' train
ing. Write G. Helen Brown,
Beauty Counselors, 203 East
Fireweed Lane, Anchorage.
63-3t
LEGAL NOT UK
NOTICE OF
SPECIAL ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 23rd day of February,
J 002. there will be held in the
City Administration Building (Li
brary) in Kenai, Alaska, an elec
tion for the purpose of ratifying
oi rejecting Ordinance No. 18 of
the City of Kehai, being an Ordin
ance granting a franchise to the
Kenai Power Corporation, its suc
cessors or assigns, to operate and
maintain an electric utility sys
tem in the City and setting forth
the terms thereof.
The polls for said election shall
be open at 8 a.m. on that date and
will close at 8 p.m. on the same
day, and all qualified electors of
the City of Kenai who have reg
istered in accordance with law
will be entitled to vote at said
election.
Qualified electors are
persons who have resided in the
’state of Alaska for one year and
in the City of Kenai for thirty
days immediately preceding- the
election.
Office of the City Clerk will
he, open for registration of elec
tors from 9 a,m. to 5 pan. week
days until February 17, 1962.
(Registration closed 5 days
prior to election, counting- Sun
days and holidays.)
Anyone having questions re
garding the election, contact the
undersigned.
Dated- this 17th day of Janu
ary, 1962.
FRANCES TORKII.SEN
City Clerk of the
City of Konai, Alaska
Published in The Cheechako News
in the issues of Jan. 19 and 26,
and Feb. 2, 9 and 16, 1962.
WANTED
STERLING Homemakers want to
rent or borrow a quilt frame.
Phone 262-4737. 64-3b
PERSONALS
BABY SITTING in my home.
Mrs. Ray Nordgulen, phone
2b2-4t>72. 64-3b
New Native Hospital
A new 50-bed Alaska Native
Hospital was dedicated at Kotze
bue on Nov. 30, 1961. The hos
pital is located just above the
Arctic Circle and 150 miles across
the Bering Strait from the bor
ders of the Soviet Union.
FIRST FERRY NAMED
The first of Alaska’s state
ferries will be known as the Mot
orship Malaspina, named for the
largest glacier in North America.
The 1500 square mile glacier —
slightly larger than the state of
Rhode Island, juts into the Gulf
of Alaska at Yakutat Bay.
Read the Classified ads—it pays
INCOME
TAX
PAUL'S
BSOKKEEPING
SERVICE
Box 486, Kenai
Homesite Loop Road
¥z Mile from
North Kenai Road
9 ANY HOUR
9 ANY DAY
PHONE
£83-7657 - ’
AUTOS FOR SALE
HARTLEY MOTORS
in Kenai
OFFERS THESE SPECIALS
I'J02 GALAXY 500 Town Sedan.
Ming green and white, 35 eu.
in. 220 h.p. engine. Cruise-a
Matic. Fresh a ire heater. Push
hut ton radio, deluxe wheel cov
ers, padded dash and visor.
Backup lights, heavy duty bat
tery, windshield washer, 2-spd.
electric wipers. Mud and snow
tires. Will finance.$3831.40
LM2 F-100 % Ton Pickup. Y-8
engine. Fresh a ire heater. Hvy,
duty battery^ Styieside body.
Mud and snow tires. Goldenrod
yellow. 202 cu. in. engine,, dlx.
cab, turn indicators, hvy. duty
rear springs. . . $2888.90
1962 GALAXY Town Sedan, 4
door, V-8 engine, mud and snow
tires, Ford-O-Matic, pushbut
ton radio, Fie-haire healer. HD
battery, equa-loek axle. Color is
silver moss.$3461.00
1962 F-100 V Ton Pickup. 6-cyI.
engine, 4-spd. trans, Freshaire
heater, HD battery, HD rear
springs. Deluxe cab, turn indi
cators. Vinyl trim. Mud and
snow tires. Color: academy
blue . $2792.90
1962 r -250 ;:i Ton Pickup, Style
side body, sidemount spare. A
Fresh a Ue heater. HD battery,
6:60x16 mud and snow tires.
"Toni' indicators, deluxe cab, 4
speed transmission. Color:
Turquoise.
1961 FALCON Sedan. Fire en
gine red! Radio and Freshaire
beater (brand new). Some miles
but new car warranty. M u d
and snow tires. Price was $2684
NOW .. $2350
1957 6-PASS. FORD STATION
wagon. V-S engine. Ford-O
M-atie, radio and heater, goo<l
rubber. Color; black and white.
NOW . $1085
1957 WILLYS PANEL TRUCK.
' 4 wheel drive, 6-cyl. engine.
NOW .. $840
It 56 FORD Country Sedan. 4-dx..
newly‘installed' V-S with only
110 miles on engine. Foru-tJ
Matic, radio, Freshaire heater.
NOW . .. $875
1956 CMC L Ton Pickup, with
heater. . $750
1953 FORD F-100 Pickup. V-8
engine, heater, Styleside body.
NOW . $350
1952 WILLYS 4-wh, drive, heat
er, new battery", excellent rub
ber .. $675
1952 CHEVROLET Vz Ton. 6-cyl.
engine, heater, blue color. Cash
price . $275
CHEVROLET PICKUP. Stake
body, htr., good rubber. Starts
good even at 30d below. $240
1356 FORD Victoria convertible.
Radio and heater, Ford-O-Mat
ic. Good nylon top . $650
1956 PACKARD 4-door, radio &
heater, excellent motor. $550
1954 FORD 4-door Station Wgn.
Radio and heater, standard
transmission, good body, good
transportation . $395
1957 CADILLAC 2-dr. Hardtop.
Excellent condition, new rub
ber, good motor .$2100
1959 ENGLISH FORD Consul.
Clean, good engine . $695
1957 WILLYS Panel 4 wh. drive.
This is nice, 6-cyl.$950
1956 FORD 4-Dr. Ranch Wagon.
New V-8 engine, radio, heater.
Ford-O-Matie . $875
1961 COMET 2-dr. Heater. All
new rubber, 1000 miles. $1850
1955 FORD 4-Dr. Ranch Wagon.
Radio and heater, standard
transmission, new V-8 engine.
NOW . $550
1952 WILLYS 4-WH, DR. pickup
with 4-eyl. engine, heater, grey
color . $725
1957 MERCURY Turnpike Cruis
er. Complete overhaul, radio &
heater. Excellent condition —
body perfect .. $1300
.960 FALCON 4-Dr. Station Wag
on, standard transmission, FA
heater, pushbutton radio, exc.
condition throughout, 10,000 m.
Color: Academy Blue .... $1675
1958 MERCURY Montclair 4-dr.
hardtop, Me room a tic, p o w e r
steering, power brakes, Fresh
aire heater, radio, mechanically
perfect but body damaged, as
is ...,.^$850
(Insurance refuncf $380‘)
HARTLEY MOTORS
in KENAI
Phone 283-7525 or 283-7840
Civic Group
Plans Dinner
The first annual -dinner of the
Greater Soldotna Chamber of
Commerce is announced for 7
p.m. on Feb. 3 at the Riverside
House.
A decision to change the name
of the civic group to Greater
Soldotna C of C was made at the
.Jan. 17 meeting of directors.
Area to be included will be
Naptowne, Sterling, Funny Riv
er road area, Kalifonsky Beach
road area, Kasilof, Cohoe and
Niniichik as well as Soldotna.
The meeting will include etiter
taimneni. reading of the annual
report, announcing of projects for
the year and voting on the road
prog) am outlined by the Chamber
committee.
The fried chicken dinner also
will serve as a kick-off for a
membership drive, with yearly
■dues being set at $25 for indi
viduals and $ 10 for businesses.
No reservations are being tak
en. Tickets at $4 a plate must be
purchased in advance and may be
obtained from Chamber members
or from Bertha Midyet-t, C of C
secretary, at the M-K Realty of
fice, Village Shopping Center.
Homemakers
Aid Various
Health Projects
Sokiotrut Homemakers are col
lecting funds for the March of
Dimes. Each member is canvass
ing her own neighborhood and is
working in cooperation with Mrs,
Dick Hardin, March of Dimes
chairman for the Soldotna area,
who is also a Homemaker.
The round-robin basket, which,
has been circulating among club
members as a benefit for the
ACC A and its speech-therapy
therapy work among area chil
dren. has -served its purpose. The
rliin realized by tins means
i sum was turned over to
AC<.'A for Dr. Helen Ditiman's
services.
The basket, in which each mem
ber takes and places a gift be
fore sending it on with a small
cash donation, is now again in
circulation. The current fund is
to be contributed to the K e n a i
Health Center to help defray
costs of immunization innocula
tions and other expenses.
Committees for the coming
spring style show are to be ap
pointed at the next meeting
which is set for 8 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Belts.
Classes in millinery will be
conducted at the next two meet
ings under direction of an in
structor to come from Wildwood
Station. The last meeting on Jan.
15 was held at Soldotna school
with Audrey Shelman and Mil
dred Bagley as co-hostesses.
OPENHOUSE AWARD
SOLDOTNA.— Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Dubendorf, Soldotna, were
the winners of a pair of vanity
lamps awarded at the Lewis and
Metzger openhouse at the firm’s
new subdivision development in
Soldotpa this past weekend.
GAS...!
Water Heaters
Wall Heaters
Caloric Ranges
Quaker Heaters
Radiant and Forced Air
-o,
ED’S
APPLIANCE
Authorized Coleman Mobile
Home Service Center
k
Soldotna Phone 262-4361
Store Hours: 10 a.m, to 2 p.m.