Japanese Theme
Planned Tuesday
By Homemakers
Kenai Homemakers next Tues
oay night, Oct. 24, will be given
a demonstration on the making of
si’kiyaki by Mrs. Ralph Roberts.
Slides from Japan will also be
shown. The group will meet at
7 p.m. in the club rooms.
The first craft meeting of the
current year was held Oct. 10
under direction of the project
chairman, Maxine Lewis. Story
book dells were begun. Members
will complete these at home and
the dolls will be brought to the
next meeting.
Plans for a new cupboard de
signed especially for needs of the
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SOLDOTNA Phone 262-4121
THE
LAST
FRONTIER
"Where Old Friends Meet
and New Ones Get
Acquainted”
Bar - Cafe - Hotel
Liquor Store
Open weekdays 4 PM until?
weekends 12 PM until?
also
Freezer Space for Rent
PAWNBROKER
SPECIAL RATES
ON BOARD & ROOM
Cafe, under new manage
ment, starts serving 6 p.m.
The Last Frontier
Mile 3V2 North Road
Kenai, Phone 283-7646
EADIE RANDALL, Prop.
club and to be built in the “Home
makers’ Corner’’ were shown.
Mrs. Gladys Musgrove, home
demonstration agent from Homer,
designed the cupboard after meet
ing with committee members and
learning of specific needs of the
group.
Opal James, president, officiat
ed at the business meeting which
was attended by 12 members and
guests. It was voted that a gift
of $25 be given to the Kenai chap
ter of the Alaska Crippled Chil
ren’s Association to assist in pay
ing expenses of the speech clinic
and the speech therapist, Dr. Hel
en Dittman.
Dorothy Hoyt led the group in
a quiz to see how many are real
ly aware of advertising appearing
in national magazines. Refresh
ments in a Halloween theme were
served by Shirley Fosburgh and
Betty Rockwell.
Make Solo Flights
Six local men are minus a por
tion of their shirttails and are
proud of it, says Jim Whitehead,
local flying instructor. The tear
ing off of shirttails is a way of
celebrating a student flier’s com
pletion of his first solo flight.
Those soloing during the past
month are Newcombe Hayes, en
gineer for Bayroid Oil Co.; Chell
Bear of the Bear Den Tavern;
Wayne Filkel, of Coastal Duilling
Co.; Kenny Carver, of Carver
Well Drilling Sendee; Pete Hess,
of the Bureau of Public Roads’
surveying crew, and Tom Price.
Ted Grainge, Soldotna Supply,
should be soloing soon, says
Whitehead. Bear’s wife, Maxine,
is starting to take lessons soon.
Whitehead, who lives in Soldot
na, gives l'egular flying lessons
in a Twin Beechcraft and also
serves as instructor for members
of the Soldotna Flying Club. The
club, which now has 14 members,
meets for free ground school
classes eauh Tuesday at 8 p.m.
at the home of Roy Johnson in
Soldotna.
Social Security
Conference Set
In Kenai Oct. 20
Ray Williams, resident repre
sentative for the Social Security
Administration is expected to vis
it Kena> this week and will be
available to assist with applica
tions for old-age, survivors, and
disability insurance benefits.
Williams reminds Kenai resi
dents that recent changes in the
Social Security law have reduced
the retirement age for men from
65 to 62; have reduced the amount
of work required to qualify for
Social Security payments; and
have in creased the amount of
earnings a beneficiary may re
ceive and still receive some So
cial Security payments for the
year.
Kenai area residents can con
tact Williams at the Civic Center
Building in Kenai on Friday, Oct.
20, from 9 a.m. until 12 noon.
Alaska Ranks Sixth
Alaska ranked sixth in volume
of timber cut in national forests
in I960, with 321,945,000 board
feet.
".. ' . .
CENTER SERVICE
Chevron Products
Kenai Phone 283-7755
PERMA GARD ANTI FREEZE
$2.95 gal.
I ET US WINTERIZE YOUR CAR AND TUNE
YOUR MOTOR FOR COLD WEATHER STARL
ING.
EASY PAYMENT PLAN ON
Atlas Weathergard tires & batteries
12 month guarantee on Weathergard Tires
36 month guarantee on Atlas Battery
UP TO 12 MONTHS TO PAY
On Approval of Credit
Extension Service
Offers Bulletins
In Civil Defense
Civil Defense information now
is available from the Extension
Service, Box 195, Homer, Alaska.
Persons interested are advised
to write in for copies or pick them
up from one of the Extension bul
letin racks located in the post
offices in Anchor Point, Clam
Gulch, Ninilchik, Cohoe, Kasilof.
Sterling, Soldotna and Seward.
Following is a list of bulletins
about Civil Defense which may
be obtained:
"The Family Fallout Shelter,”
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F. J. Malone
Registered
Surveyor
Box 566 Kenai
Read the classifieds for profit;
use them for results.
Harry says:
About the only time a woman
really succeeds in changing
a male is when he's a baby.
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HARRY WEST
INSURANCE AGENCY
Call Collect
CA 4-3021
Seward
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"Food Stockpiling for Emergency on the Farm,” “Facts About Fall
Shelters,” “Radio Active Fallout out Protection,” and "First Aid,'*
D & D
BIKE AND FIXIT SHOP
Located behind Gibbs Apparel in Soldotna
FRANK & PAT DONNER
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MODERNIZE
with a home improvement loan
from National Bank of Alaska '
v
Dream kitchens can come true !
So can modern bathrooms and up-to-date wiring.
Ail it takes is a visit to your nearby National Bank jhu
of Alaska. Stop in soon, find out about our
improvement loans to make your home more comfortable,
more convenient and more valuable when you sell.
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and Federal Reserve System
SOLDOTNA BRANCH
Chone 262-4:
TOWNE CAFE
Next to United Sales in Soldotna
Noon Special.
Burger in the Basket ....
i/2 Fried Chicken in Basket . .
Steak Fingers in Basket . . .
16 oz. Top T-Bone or Rib Steak
$1.65
. 50c
$1.65
$1.50
$4.50
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if's l Cocktails
for the price of 1
FROM 5 TO 7 P.M.
Aii Week Long
OCTOBER 21 TO 28
At The
Riverside House
in Soldotna behind the Skybowl
“COME IN AS YOU ARE”