Curb Dogs,
Kenai C of C
Asks Council
'Kenai Chamber of Commerce
rue sifters Wednesday passed a
me*ion to recommend to the City
Conned that an ordinance be
passed to curb the dog problem
n Kenai. Complaints have been
revived that from seven to 12
*h gs congregate on the school
grounds and present a possible
harard to the safety of the chil
dren.
Discussion was held on sev
er. ’ issues of civic interest but
nr action was taken. It was sug
gested that the old Russian chap
el be converted into a museum,
th'.t the historical society be re
v ved, that land be obtained for
a ermanent fair grounds, that
v oagers of the Anchor Point
e teams be contacted and in
\ d to have their teams par
1 pate in the fair next year and
t * more support be given to
keening the Kenai Days progress
: gram active throughout the
year,
:: also was suggested that
t ■ e he a restoration of the old
To Fresno College
David Goodrich of Soldotna is
leaving this weekend for Selma,
O where his family already
has- preceded him. David will be
attending Fresno State College
for one year, majoring in educa
tion.
Gunsmithing
and
Machine Work
* Scopes
* Reloaders
* Stocking
* Rebarreling
Harold
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Cooper’s Landing
army fort in Kenai. It was point
ed out that Kenai not only was
the second oldest Russian settle
ment in Alaska but that it is
the only town in which a former
Russian fort existed tha: can be
reached by a highway and thus
should make it an attraction for
tourists. Plans ami cash are re
ported available for the restora
tion of the fort.
It was mentioned at the meet
ing that an appeal has been made
to Alaska Division of Highways
that a white line be painted down
Kenai Spur Road in an effort to
lower the traffic accidents on this
section of Sterling Highway.
Therapist Sets
Dates for Visit
To Kenai Area
Dr. Helen Dittman, speech ami
hearing therapist of the Alaska
Crippled Children’s Association,
will be working in the Kenai area
Sept. 27, 28 and 29.
There will be a meeting of per
sons interested in this work at
Ninilchik at the Methodist church
at 9:,‘>0 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 27.
A meeting of the Kenai Area
Chapter has been set at the Kenai
Health Center on Thursday eve
ning, Sept. 28. All persons inter
ested in this program are invited
to attend either or both meetings.
The Kenai itinerant nurse is
making appointments for this
fiist trip of Doctor Dittman.
Anyone wishing additional infor
mation or an appointment is
asked to contact her at the Ke
nai Health Center.
Hold Open Exams
For State Jobs
The State of Alaska announces
open competitive examinations
will be held for the following
jobs:
Hospital administrator, mining
engineer, automotive equipment
operator III, medical superintend
ent, sanitarian II; accountant III,
librarian, library assistant II,
library assistant III, and land
law examiner I.
More information of these jobs
can be obtained from the Direc
tor of Personnel, Department of
Adminstration, Box 2420, Juneau,
Alaska, or at any Alaska State
Employment Office.
Enlists in Navy
Gary L. Foster, 17, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Charles C. Foster of
Soldotna, was enlisted into the
U. S. Navy at Kodiak on Sept. 1.
Foster, a graduate of Kenai high
school, will receive his recruit
training at San Diego, Calif.
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Youth Fun Night
Programs Begin
Soon in Soldotna
A Youth Fun Night, which
will feature organized games and
activities for teen-agers, is sched
uled for Saturday, Sept. 23, be
ginning at 7:30 p.m. in the Sol
dotna Community Hall. There
will he no admission charge and
all young people are invited to
attend.
The youth program is being
brought into the area by M. W.
Perkins and K. R. Kikel, elders
of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints.
Perkins, from Smithfield, Utah,
and Kikel from Salt Lake City,
Utah, recently arrived as Mor
mon missionaries to this portion
of the Kenai Peninsula for the
purpose of building up the church
ami youth program here. They
will be present to direct Fun
Night activities.
The missionaries expect to be
assignee] to this area for an in
definite period, possibly several
months, and to develop an activ
ity program to interest all teen
agers. Kik^L who is an expert
ice skater, figure skater and
hockey player, plans to give free
instruction in those sports dur
ing the winter months.
An organizational meeting of
Latter Day Saints is also plan
ned for this Sunday. Kikel and
Perkins may be reached by con
tacting Keith Ferman, Soldotna.
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PRE-WINTER SALE
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New Bear Paws. 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
Heavy Felt Socks.pr. 50c
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