VIEWED FROM THE FRONT the Oldsmobile driven by Gordon
Hobbs of Kenai shows the damage from the collision that re
sulted in two deaths.
Mrs. W. A. Jones of Oil Well
Service on the Sterling Highway
is leaving Aug. 13. for Bell
1 wer, Calif., her former home
t> n, for a brief vacation.
THE
LAST
FRONTIER
Where Old Friends Meet
and Neio 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 3*4 North Road
Kenai, Phone 283-7646
EADIE RANDALL, Prop.
PNA to Lower
Passenger Rates
Harold A. Olsen of Seattle,
Wash., vice president of traffic
and sales for Pacific Northern
Airlines, said Wednesday that a
substantial passenger rate reduc
tion will be made in September
on PNA flights.
Olsen also announced \ new
schedule of flights will be put
into effect in about two weeks
which should make airline trans
portation more convenient in this
area.
The PNA vice president was
accompanied to Ker.ai by George
Sharroek, Anchorage district
sales manager for PNA. Both
were guests at the Kenai Cham
ber of Commerce luncheon meet
ing Wednesday noon.
Olsen briefly summarized
PNA’s records for the first six
months in 1961 showing increases
in passenger traffic, air freight
and in amount of mail flown.
Percentage of increase over that
of the same period last year was
16 per cent for passenger traffic,
50 per cent for air freight ai d
52 per cent for mail, air and first
class.
MOOSE HUNTERS
Make Reservations for Your Hunt
NOW!
Hunting is done in Unit 9 (Redoubt Bay) from
a comfortable, permanent camp equipped with
oil heat, butane cooking facilities, well and
built-in bunks.
Excellent duck hunting available at camp after
Sept. 1.
Black and brown bear hunting in same area.
Pilot-guide with more than 10 years Alaskan
experience will assist in dressing, packing
and guarantee your game delivered in first
class condition.
Seasons:
MOOSE—August 20 thru December 31st.
1 moose of either sex.
BLACK BEAR—No closed season.
BROWN BEAR—Sept. 10 thru May 31.
ANDY'S
FLYING SERVICE
Harold R. Andersen
Box 307, Kenai, Alaska
Phone 283-7676
Registered Guide
Certificated & Insured |
Air Taxi I
F&WL Lists Roads
Open to Hunters
Kenai National Moose Range
regulations prohibit travel by
motorized vehicles off established
road, the Fish and Wildlife Serv
ice has announced.
Big game hunting seasons open
this month, the first season on
moose opening on Aug. 20 and
extending until Sept. 30. Sheep
season opened Aug. 10 and will
continue until Aug. 31, except at
Cooper Landing, which is a
closed area.
Roads open to public use are:
Sterling Highway within boun
daries of Kenai National Moose
Range (KNMR); Skilak cut-off
road (Alcatraz cut-off) including
access roads into campgrounds
at Skilak, Hidden, Engineer and
Alcatraz Lakes; road connecting
Sterling Highway to Killey Lake;
access road off Sterling Highway
to its terminus with the'Alaska
natural gas pipeline in the vicin
ity of Mystery Creek.
Also open to public use are the
Swanson River oil access road
from the KNMR boundary north
of Robinson Loop road to Swan
son River; Halbouty gas well
access road; Funny River road;
Tustumena Lake road from the
western boundary of the KNMR
to Kasilof River above the rapids.
Closed to general public ve
hicular travel are roads which
include Swan Lake, Soldatna and
Swanson River oil access road
and others as posted.
Read the classifieds for profit;
use them for results.
New Community Hall
Construction of a combination
fire hall, library and area recre
ation center at Moose Pass is
progressing rapidly despite re
cent rains. The 42x80 ft. build
ing, begun last fall, is of cement
blocks and is being erected en
tirely by volunteer labor. It is
located at Mile 29 on the Seward
Anchorage highway.
Clyde Smith, one of the men
interested in the building’s con
struction, said block work had
been completed and the cement
floor was slated to be poured
this past Saturday.
The building is expected to be
ready for occupancy this fall al
though the inside finishing will
be completed at a later date. The
old quonset hut currently being
used will be sold.
Hack from Alabama
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Puckett,
both teachers in the Kenai school
system and homesteading near
Soldatna, and small son have
returned from Alabama.
Kipp Escorts Cadets
Major Glenn Kipp, K final
squadron commander of the Civil
Air Patrol, is serving as senior
escort to over 30 cadets at a CAP
national drill competition for
cadets being held this week and
next at the Air Force Academy
at Colorado Springs, Colo.
This is the first year that
Alaska has entered a drill team
in competition which is held an
nually. Cadets participating were
picked from squadrons through
out the state. The group receive 1
extensive drill training at Elinen
dorf Aii- Force base before flying
from Anchorage on August t.
Cadet drill teams are expected
to be entered from all states, in
cluding Hawaii and Alaska, as
well as from Porto Rico. Judging
of competition is to be announced
a completion of events,
SPECIAL on boys’ KNAPP
school shoes, $8.95. Send card to
II. G. Van Sickel, P. O. Box 344,
Soldatna
Birch Lane Trailer Park
Mew Modern Spacious
Natural Gas
CLOSEST TO SOLDOTNA “Y”
Rate $35 Month
Phone 2824281
Ralph and Ruth Sober?
Box :’>6, Soldatna
GAS °r OIL
FURNACES
BOILERS
ACCESSORIES
— Sales and Installation —
Kenai Plumbing and Heating Co.
At Kenai
$178750
Visit the Planning Department at
Peninsula Builders Supply
for oth^r types shell homes.
Free Estimates
Box “L”—KENAI