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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NORTH KEN AI
NEAR STANDARD OIL
REPINERY SITE
40 ACRE tract, full mineral
rights. Best acreage buy on the
Peninsula. Owner must sell
immediately.
20 ACRES 100' r oil and gas
rights. Land adjacent to two
subdivisions. Only $1000 down.
LEO T. OBERTS
Realtor-Insurance
Box 468 Kenai, Alaska
Phone 283-4725
75 ACRES with 2 bedroom home
5 miles south of Soldotna, To
tal price only 416,000. Terms if
you wish.
80 ACRES. North Kenai with full
oil rights. Only $300 per acre.
40 ACRES. Central Soldotna. On
ly $850 per acre,
M. K. Realty. 62-be
ONE OF SOLDOTNA’S FINEST
•homes. Three bedrooms, two
baths, fireplace, full basement,
wail to wall carpet in living
dining, master bedroon and in
hall. Gas hotwater baseboard
heat, automatic dishwasher,
breakfast bar, cherry paneling
in living room. Anderson dou
ble .pane windows throughout.
Intercom system with radio.
Colored fixtures. Lifetime fin
ished aluminum siding. This
house is FHA financed and
i guaranteed, $2,600 down. Call
1 262-4904 62-3
TWO BEDROOM modern house,
furnished. Well insulated. One
half mile from Kenai Airport.
Phone 283-7575. 8i-3b
FOR SALE
STEEL BUILDING W X *0. dost
$1500 to build - sell $800. Phone
3068 - or Box 954, Seward. 6 yd.
Reo dump truck - $650.
62-3
SUPER CRUISER, PA-12, 115
HP, Ready for winter with good
cabin heater’, ski fittings. Fab
ric new May 1960, licensed
June 1962. L. F. Transc., new
metal prop., 490 SMOK. $2595.
Phone Dave Williams, FA 2
1658, Saturday or Sunday, or
write Box 734, College, Alaska.
62-3b
MILK HEIFERS, just coming
fresh. Finest in Alaska. Lew
Fields, Phone 262-4734. 62-3b
OLD NEWSPAPERS for pack
ing* etc. 2c lb. in bundles of 25
i pounds. Cheechako News plant,
Ridgeway, phone 262-4624. 56c
OXYGEN, ACETYLENE, pipe,
steel. LUKF/S WELDING
SERVICE, Mile 1 N. Kenai Rd.
Phone 283-7727. 45-bc
KNAPP SHOES. All types for
work and play. Mile 104J/i,
Kenaj Spur Road. 46-bc
‘OBSERVE
Unexpected Circumstances
Must sell or rent 1955 - 35 ft.
Ktcar trailer Home. Excellent con
dition inside and out. Extremely
reasonable. See for yourself. Con
t Mr. .foe Piccolo - no. 7 -
Tachicks cabin. 1-62
AUTOS FOR SALE
1861 FALCON 4-DR. deluxe trim,
excellent condition. $1795. Can
be financed. Phone 262-4904.
■2~- 62-3
WANT TO RENT
WANTED FURNISHED ORUhT
furnished house in Kenai or
vicinity of Soldotna. P. 0. Box
^576, Kenai, Alaska.
FOR RENT
CNE-BEDROOM HOUSE, new,
Naptowne. Partly furnished.
Ready to move into. $125 per
htonjth. {htU 262-4904. 62-3
plli getting too big for
P13 britches? Then sell them thru
ffchc- wants ads in the Cheechakso
FOR RENT
1 BEDROOM STEAM H E AT
apartment, Everything furn
ished. See Mr. Trusty, Kenai
Hotel. 61-3b
MOTEL ROOMS with private
bath. Finest motel in Kenai.
Competitive rates. The SPURR
MOTEL, Kenai. Alaska. Phone
2834567. 6be
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, furn
ished, modern. $150 per month.
Good deep well. Near Standard
Oil refinery site North Kenai
Road. Inquire M. K. Realty, Sol
dotna. 59-b3t
SERVICES
PARKER’S UNION 76 Station—
open 24 hours a day. 53be
HAIR It VLING. permanentZ
Helen’s Beauty Shop, Seaman’s
Bldg., Tuesday through Sat
urday, 9 a.m. to 5 pan, 49be
YOUR AVON Representative in
Kenai, Soldotna area. Ph. 288
7507. BObe
FIREPLACES, Block Laying,
Stone Work, Patios. Barbecues,
Sidewalks, Driveways. Every
day except Sunday and Mon
day. Licensed contractor, Free
estimates. Alaska Stone Co,,
Phone 283-7600, Kenai. 42-bc
TRAILERS FOR SALE
SPECIAL OFFER: 10-x55-ft com
pletely furnished 1962 trailer
—winterized for Alaska. 10%
down payment, 6% interest, 7
years to pay. Total price $4600
f.o.b. factory. Cal] collect An
chorage BR 7-6655, Coastal
Marvel Homes, Inc. 56bc
Jobs wanted
* __ _*_
BABY SITTING in my home.
Days or nights. Mrs. Diamond
Loosli, Anchor Court, Kenai.
Second trailer from entrance.
62-3t
NOTE OF THANK S
The Made family, Justin, Zeila
and Larry, wish to take this op
portunity to thank their many
friends for their aid and though
fullness in the loss of their trailer
house and its contents. Thanks to
everyone, here and in Anchorage,
also. We are settled comfortably
again. G2-lb
CARD OF THANKS™
We would like to thank all
those who donated to us after our
recent fire. Carl, Eloise and
Murray Heft. 62-1
NOTICE
1 am no longer associated in
business with Ralph Butler and
as of Dec, 24, 1961, will not he
held responsible for business
debts incurred other than my own.
TOM SUTHARD.
Rub., Dec*. 29,1961, Jan. 5, 12, 1962
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Local Boundary Commis
sion will hold a hearing in the
City of Kenai at 10:00 a,m. on
January 12, 1961, in order to hear
arguments on a petition filed
with the Commission for the ex
ion of certain territory on the
west side of the Kenai River from
the City of Kenai. Persons wish
ing to make formal statements re
garding the petition should send
them to the Local Affairs Agen
cy, P.0, Box 710, Juneau, Alaska
by Jan. 5, 1962.
Published in the Cheechako News
Dee. 29, 1961, Jan. 5 and Jan, 12,
1962,
KENAI PENINSULA ADVER
tisers, contact Jim Dodson,
KENi AM-TV, Box 1160 An
chorage. Let the consumer hear
your message. 62-be
PERSONALS
KUNA 1 tilURCH OF CHBIST
God’s Eternal message for mod
em man.
Need a new car? Sell your old
one with a Cheechako News want
ad.
LEGAL NOTICE
INVITATION FOR PROPOSALS
The City of Kenai, Dock and
Harbor Commission, Kenai, Alas
ka, requests proposals for con
struction of dock facilities on City
of Kenai property located within
Lot f>, See. 4, T5N, RUW, S. M.
Specifications and sketches of
minimum acceptable facilities may
be viewed at City Clerk’s office,
City of Kenai. or at the office of
Leo T. Oberts, Dock and Harbor
Commissioner, Obert’a Building,
Kenai, Alaska.
Proposal shall include construe
tion plan sketches, outline of pro
poser’s plan as operator of dock
facilities, ability to finance con
struction and containing propos
er's compensation to the City of
Kenai for the right to use the
land for a 20-year period.
All proposals must be In the
office of City Clerk, City of Ke
nai, Alaska, on or before Febru
ary 1, 1962.
THIS IS NOT A REQUEST
FOR BID
Kenai Dock and Harbor
Commission.
Published in the Cheeehako News
Dec, 29, 1961, Jan. 5 and Jan. 12,
1962.
Successful
Year for
Kenai Bank
The year of 1961 was a good
one for the Kenai branch of the
City National Bank of Anchor
age, according to J, R. Lietzke,
assistant vice president and man
ager of the branch.
Time and demand deposits in
the past year showed an increase
of slightly more than 600 per
cent. Other bank business also
reflected a constant increase,
1961 saw the construction of
a new building to house banking
operations. The building, with ap
proximately 1874 square feet of
floor space and located between
Kenai high school and Hartley's
store, is completed and ready for
occupancy.
Only the tardy arrival of their
equipment and supplies prevented
the bank from opening the new
year under its new roof. Notice
of shipments have been received
and as soon as they have arrived
the bank will be moved into its
new quarters.
The building, basically con
structed of steel, concrete blocks,
aluminum and glass, also fea
tures ceramic tile facing on the
large vault and one entire wall
of the interior lined with safety
deposit boxes. A parking area of
38,000 square feet is being pro
vided for convenience of custom
ers.
Lietzke has been manager of
the Kenai branch since it was es
tablished Nov. 7, 1960. Employees
this past, year have been Loy
Moser, head teller, and Pat Rose,
secretary to the manager.
Additional local employees are
being t-raiiied now in the home of
fices at Anchorage and will join
the bank’s staff after the move
Into the new building,
Area Now Has
Two Troopers
Two State Troopers have now
been assigned to the centra! por
tion of the Kenai Peninsula.
Trooper Wayne Morgan, Kenai,
regular trooper here, was joined
on Dec. 27 by Trooper W ayne
Hagerty, who is located at Soldot
tia.
The two men will cover the
same territory, all of Sterling
highway toward Homer as far as
Clam Gulch, which has been deter
mined to be too large for one
trooper to cover.
Trooper Hagerty served as re
lief trooper here when Morgan
was on vacation last fall. He is
a native of Fort Wayne, Inch, and
came to Alaska about five years
ago. He lived at Fairbanks be
fore moving to Anchorage and
became a state trooper more than
a year agoF" |
With. M i s. Haggerty ami their '
two small sons, the new trooiper
is living in a home they have
rented on Binkley Streeet.
MISLEADING ADS
NOT TO BE REPEATED
The manager of Fawcett Shop
ping Sections, advertising depart
ment for the national publications
of Fawcett Publications, Inc., has
replied to Gov. William A. Egan's
protests against misleading Alas
ka employment advertisements
with the flat assertion:
"You will not see it here again,”
The assurance came from Man
ager Joseph Sheldon to whom the
governor had written after mis
leading- advertising appeared in
the November issue of True Mag
azine and again when a similar
ad appeared in the December is
sue of Calvalier, also a Fawcett
publication,
Don’t fumble your chances —
score with a Cheechako News
classified.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY — AUTOS FOR SALE
AUTOS FOR SALE "
1862 Econo-Line Van $2716.38
t»-Cyi, '*Breshaire ' Heater. Mud and snow tires.
Glass in side and rear doors. Good visibility.
Will finance.
1862 Salaxy 530 Town Sedan $3831.40
Ming green and white. 35"cu. in. 220 h.p. engine.
“Cruise-a-Matic.” “Freshaire” Heater. Pushbut
ton radio, deluxe wheel covers, padded dash and
visors. Backup lights, heavy duty battery, wind
shield washer, 2 speed electric wipers. Mud and
snow tires. Will finance.
i 862 F- S 001 Ton Pickup $2888.98
v-d engine, “Freshaire" Heater. Heavy duty bat
tery. Styleside body. Mud and snow tires. Gold
enrod yellow. 292 cu. in. engine, deluxe cab, turn
indicators, heavy duty rear springs,
i 9S2 Salaxy Town Sedan $3461 .(MI
4-door, V-8 engine, mud and snow' tires, Ford-O*
Matic, pushbutton radio, “Freshaire” Heater,
Heavy duty battery; equa-lock axle. Color is
silver-moss.
1962 F-l 10 4 Ton Pickup $2792.90
6-eyl. engine, 4-spd. trans., “Fres-haire” Heater,
HD Battery, HD rear springs, Deluxe Cab, turn
indicators. Vinyl trim. Mud and snow tires.
Color: academy blue.
1962 F-2501 Ton Pickup
Styleside body, sidemount spare. “Freshaire"
heater, HD battery, 6:50x16 mud and snow' tires.
Turn indicator, deluxe cab, 4-spd. transmission.
Color: Turquoise.
1961 Falcon Sedan $2350.00
Fire Engine Red. Radio and Freshaire Heater
(brand new). Some miles but new car warranty.
Mud and snow tires. Price was $2684.00.
1958 Ford Hardtop $1335.09
V-8, Ford-O-Matic, radio, heater, good rubber.
fill S-pass* Ford Station Wagon $1110,05
V-8 engine, Ford-O-Matic, Radio and heater,
Good rubber. Color: Black and white.
1957 Wiffys Panel Truck $840.00
4 wheel drive, 6-cvl. engine.
I957F-I00 $1050.00
Ford V-8, high speed transmission, overdrive.
Heater, in excellent condition,
1956 Ford Country Sedan $950.00
4-Door, newly installed V-8 with only 110 miles
on engine. Ford-O-Matic, radio, Freshaire Htr.
1956 fiMC i Ton Pickup $750.00
With heater.
1953 Ford F-l00 Pickup $350.00
V-8 engine, heater, styleside body,
1952 Willys $850.00
4 wh. drive, heater, new' battery, exe. rubber.
1952 Chevrolet J Ton $275.00
6-cyl. engine, heater, blue color. Cash price.
Chevrolet Pickup $240.00
Stake body, heater, good rubber. Starts good
even at 30 degrees below zero,
HARTLEY MOTORS
PHONE 283-7525 OR 283-7840 KEN VI
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY—TRAILERS FOR SALE
TRAILERS FOR SALE
1962 Spacemaster 2-bedroom $9338.39
10-ft. x 55-ft., front kitchen, Provincial eye-level
oven, counter-top gas range, carpet L.R., 30
gal. water heater. Will finance,
i 963 Baddy 1 -bedroom $2375.68
Turquoise, oil heat, floor ducts, refrigerator, gas
range, bath fixtures, furnished, excellent cond.
8-ft. x 31-ft. Price includes delivery.
1953 SprteneKe I-bedroom $1980.03
8-ft. x 35-ft; propane range, oil heat, electric
water heater.
12«foo! (temper ■. - , $698.00
Propane stove, bed and bunk, excellent condition,
~HARTLEYTS MOBILr HOMES
PHONE 283-7525 OR 283-7816 KEN AI