Kenai Chit-Chat
(Continued from Page 1)
Valdez Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Johnston
and son, John, have been enjoy
ing an Alaskan vacation by
motoring to Lake Louise and
the Valdez area.
Sends Regards
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cochran,
who now are living in Monti
cella, Indiana, visited Mrs.
Hank Knackstedt when she was
in Fort Wayne for her father’s
funeral.
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Among ether visitors was L.
A. Shelhamer, who last summer
represented Delta Engineering
on right of way acquisition on
the Kenai, asked Loretta to
give his regards to his Kenai
Peninsula friends.
Father Dies
Mrs. Hank “Loretta” Knack
stedt of Kenai recently re
turned from Ft. Wayne, Indi
ana, where she attended the
funeral of her father, Joseph
Bell. Mr. Bell died June 4th
at 73 years, of a heart attack.
He is survived by his wife and
Complete Insurance Service
By
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ONE OF ALASKA’S OLDEST INSURANCE FIRMS
Office at Seaman’s—Kenai
FOR WATER WELLS
It’s Kenny Carver
and Jess Shelman
SOLDOTNA, ALASKA
$300 down—24 months to pay
On approved credit with bank financing
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SOLDOTNA, ALASKA
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IN KENAI
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Day — Week — Month
All Rooms Have Private Bath
Box 308 Phone 283-5656
CORDOVA AIRLINES, INC.
ANCHORAGE - KENAI - SOLDOTNA - KASILOF -
COHOE - NINILCHIK - HOMER - SELDOVIA -
PORT GRAHAM
Southbound—Read Down
Flight No. 50 50 52
Days Operated Daily Ex Daily
Su-We Wc Ex Su
AM AM PM
ANCHORAGE Lv 7:00 7:00 6:00
KENAI Ar 7:30 7:30 6:30
KENAI Lv 7:35 7:35 6:35
SOLDOTNA Ar 7:40 7:40 6:40
SOLDOTNA Lv 7:45 7:45 6:45
KASILOF-COHOE Ar 7:55 7:55 F
NINILCHIK Ar 8:05 8:05 F
HOMER Ar 8:20 8:20 7:20
HOMER Lv 8:25 8:25
SELDOVIA Ar 8:35 8:35
PORT GRAHAM Ar F 8:40
AM AM PM
Northbound—Read Down
Flight No. 51 51 53
Days Operated Daily Ex Daily
Su-We We , Ex Su
AM AM PM
PORT GRAHAM Lv F 8:45
SELDOVIA Lv 8:50 8:50
HOMER Ar 9:00 9:00
HOMER Lv 9:20 9:20 7:35
NINILCHIK Ar 9:35 9:35 F
KASILOF-COHOE Ar 9:45 9:45 F
SOLDOTNA Ar 9:55 9:55 8:10
SOLDOTNA Lv 10:00 10:00 8:15
KENAI Ar 10:05 10:05 8:20
KENAI Lv 10:10 10:10 8:25
ANCHORAGE Ar 10:40 10:40 8:55
AM AM PM
three children, Loretta, Henry
Roger Bell and Ida Marie
Becker.
Navy Scholarship
Shane Griffin, son of Mrs.
Gene “Frances” Tarkelson won
a Navy scholarship which al
lows him to attend the school
of his choice. Outstanding
scholar Shane got the first 10
years of his education in the
Kenai schools.
Coast Guard
The Pathfinder, the Coast
Guard Geodetic Survey boat,
was docked at the Standard Oil
dock in North Kenai on June 12
and 13. They are charting the
waters of the Cook Inlet, and
will be at Anchorage, Homer,
and Kodiak, among other
places. While here, new crew
men were signed on for the
two-month tour, among them
Mark Berton and Milton Card
well of Kenai, also Tommy
Phillips of Soldotna.
Deput Magistrate Jess Nich
olas’ office will not be open
July 1, 2, 3, or 4, due to the
holidays.
Flying Visit
Dick Ruberg, who taught in
Kenai two years ago and will
return for the next school ses
sion, was in Kenai for a flying
visit with the Carl Mosers. He
left for the “South 48” but will
return soon with the new Mrs.
Ruberg.
Farming
Returned to Kenai from a
winter in Palmer are the Joe
Kuchta family. Plans are pro
ceeding for construction of a
dairy and building up of a
dairy herd on the Kuchta farm.
Visits Paxton
Mrs. Frances Demientieff of
Holy Cross, mother of Betty
Norman of Kenai, has left after
a two-month visit to stay for a
while with her son in Paxton.
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While here she made quite a
hit as guest of honor at a Home
makers party at Wildwood.
Guests were to manufacture
their own hats, and Mrs. De
mientieff’s creation of birch
bark and rabbit fur was one of
the cleverest exhibited. She
also made a mooseskin jacket,
several Eskimo-clad dolls, and
some miniature rrtukluks while
here.
Visiting
Maxine Hart and children,
Cheryl, Walter and David, are
spending the summer with Mrs.
Hart’s parents in Denver, Col
orado.
In Kenai for a brief visit is
Mrs. Fred House of North
Kenai. Vi reports she enjoys
the fresh fruits and vegetables
in Orrville, Calif., but is glad
to be back in Alaska for a
while.
Clearing
Michael Pope of Anchorage
was down working on his home
stead land on the Holt Loop
Road. He says brush just doesn’t
grow like that in Anchorage.
The Kenai Masonic Club fur
nished the transportation for
the four busloads of children
who attended the Shrine Circus
in Anchorage on Saturday, June
17. Tickets were sold at Kenai,
at Wildwood, and at Soldotna,
for a total of 200 persons at
tending from the Peninsula.
Buses left at 7 a.m. from Soldot
na, and arrived home with a
happy, tired, stuffed-with-cot
ton-candy load of youngsters
and chaperones at 8 p.m.
Vacation
Milton Fletcher, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Fletcher of Kenai,
is home for the summer. He has
been attending St. Mary’s Col
lege in California.
Free water testing by Lindsey
Soft Water. For appointment
phone 262-4600 Soldotna or
283-7505 Kenai.
UNITED SALES
Box 393 Ph: 262-4284 Soldotna
10 A M.-7 P.M. — 7 DAYS A WEEK
MOSQUITO BARS .... $3.95
(fit it over the bed)
G.l. INSECT REPELLANT. . 39c
MILITARY Insect Bombs . $1.95
5 GAL. WATER CANS. . . $4.95
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