THE KENAI PENINSULA
CHEECHAKO NEWS
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Local Bid on City Jail
Gets Kenai Council Okay
Construction of a new city jail
for the City of Kenai is to start
immediately. Funds are to come
from time-savings bonds of $20.
000 received from the State of
Alaska for sale of lands.
The revised bid of Robert Och
ler, local contractor, in the a
ihount of $19,872 in accordance
with amended plans for the jail
construction, was accepted by
the Kenai City Council Tuesday
night.
the motion to accept Oehler’s
bid was made by Carl Seaman
and seconded bv Thomas Hayes.
Councilman Mac McGahan said
that the use of these funds from
the time-savings bonds leaves
nothing in the treasury for pur
chase of land for a school site.
Roll call vote on the motion
showed: Affirmative, Dick Mor
gan, Chester Cone, Hayes and
Seaman. Negative, McGahan and
Carl Swanson. Frances lorkil
sen, city clerk, was instructed to
-end formal notice of acceptance
of his bid to Robert Ochler.
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BIKE AND FIXIT SHOP
Located behind Gibbs Apparel in Soldotna
FRANK & PAT DONNER
BOWLERS! Meeting Notice
Special meeting for all women
who are interested In bowling.
Time: 12 Noon, Wed., Oct. 4
at the
SKY BOWL
For the purpose of organi/.ing teams
SOLDOTNA PHONE 202-1991
UNITED SALES
PRE-WINTER SALE
Wool Ski Socks.pr. 29c
Heavy Felt Socks.pr. 50c
Winter Parkas.from $7.95
Alaskan Trail Snowshoes . . $12.95
New Bear Paw s. 9.95
B-15 Jackets.10.95
Bunny Boots (new ). 4.95
Korea Insulated Boots (used) 4.95
Shoe Pacs. 2.95
Arctic Mittens. 2.95
Army Mukluks.pr. 1.95
BUNK BED SETS—2 mattresses, 2 cots, 1 extensions $14.95
Next to Towne C afe in Soldotna
FREEZING WEATHER!
IS JUST AROUND »
Winterize Your Trailer
• SAVE FUEL
• SAVE PLUMBING
• BE COMFORTABLE!
For al! materials and
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SOLDOTNA SUPPLY
SOLDOTNA Phone 262-4251
Recent
Arrivals
Janice Lyn Fair
Dr. Calvin M. Fair and his
wife, Jane, who live in Soldotna,
are the parents of a daughtei,
horn at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept.
23, in the Seward General Hos
pital, Seward. The baby, weigh
ing 7 lbs., 8 oz., has been named
Janice Lyn. Dr. Fair is a dentist
and has offices in the Central
Kenai Peninsula Medical Clinic
building in Soldotna.
Paul Franklin Marshall
Mr. and Mrs, James Marshall
of Kenai are the parents of a son
born Sept. 13 at the Seward Hos
pital and whom they have named
Paul Franklin. The baby weighed
in at 7 lbs. 10 oz. He has a sis
ter, Mary Ann, age two years.
Talmadge Nelson
Critically Hurt
In Two-Car Crash
X, Talmadge Nelson, long
time Kenai resident and home
steader now living in Anchorage,
is reported still unconscious in
Piovidence Hospital, Anchorage,
from critical injuries sustained
in a two-car collision occuring
early Saturday in that city.
Nelson, 46, is land classifica
tion officer with the Division of
Lands and was one of the State
Land men officiating at the
Bernice Lake land lease auction
held in Kenai on Sept. 16. The
Valhalla Heights subdivision be
ing developed in Kenai is located
on his original homestead land,
which is now within the city lim
its of Kenai.
The station wagon Nelson was
driving was involved in a colli
sion at the corner of Ninth Ave.
and Gambell Street in Anchor
age with a sedan driven by Pfe.
James G. Wilson J'.. 21, of the
Hdqtrs. Co., First Battle Group,
at Fort Richardson.
According to officers investi
gating the impact, impact of the
collision threw Nelson’s car
against a power pole and he was
hurled to the sidewalk. He was
taken to Piovidence Hospital, re
portedly suffering from multiple
fractures, cut3 and bruises. The
driver of the other car was tak
en to 5040th Air Force Base Hos
pital at Elmendorf for treatment
of inuries to his head and one
leg.
Work Progresses
Rapidly on New
Marydale Homes
A community water system
ami extensive road and street
improvements are planned in the
Marydale subdivision in Soldotna.
The subdivision, being developed
by Lewis & Metger, Inc., is lo
cated directly back of the Soldot
na Supply and on property for
merly owned by Richard Gear
hart.
Two houses have already been
closed in and the builders hope
to have six more ready for the
close-in stage before freeze-up
time. Homes are FFA approved
and are built to suit the buyer,
a company spokesman said.
A water well, now being drilled
for a community water supply, is
reported down to the 169-foot
level with 8-inch pipe. It is ex
pected to produce more than 200
gallons per minute when com
pleted.
Each house will have its own
cesspool and septic tank. Lines
have been extended to provide
natural gas for heating and cook
ing. Roads are to be built as
needed and will be graveled.
WE HAVE—
Homesteads
Oil Rights
Homes
Lots
Kenai Realty
J. W. Thompson, Broker
BIBLE CLASS REGISTRATION
STARTS MONDAY
The Kenai Bible Chapel is
stinting a series of extension
classes from Moody Bible Insti
tute Correspondence School, Chi
cago, 111., according to Rev. \ ince
Porte, who will be the instructor.
Registration is scheduled for
Monday and Thursday, Oct. 2
and 5 at the chapel. Classes will
start the following week with
two-hour sessions planned each
Monday and Thursday nights.
THE RIG
bar, cafe, liquor store
and barber shop
• Package Store
• Beer to Co
• Cocktails
KENAI
• Cafe
• Meals
• Short Orders
Kenai’s Most Modern Cafe & Cocktail Lounge
CAFE HOl'RS— 6 a.m. until 12 midnight
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley T. Connolly—in the Cafe
BILLY McCANN, WAYNE STERLING AND
BOB PATNODE AT THE BAR
GENEVA ARMITAGE IN BARBER SHOP
BAR HOURS: 8 a.m. thru 5 a.m.—all legal hours
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