Too Late to Classify
AUTO FOR SALE
l'.)57 2-DR. BUICK special. Fair
condition. See John the Barber
at Parker’s, Ridgeway. 52-3b
FOR SALE
123 CAPACITY Norge refrigera
tor, Double doors with freezer
on top. Call 262-4242. 52-3b
FOR SALE
Ji \MMOND SPINET organ with
percussion. Complete w i t h
bench and instruction books.
Write Box 7, Seward, Alaska.
52-3h
FOR SALE
2 ‘. -TON 6x6 DUMP truck; Jeep
station wagon with ’56 Merc
ury motor; metal 2-wheel cargo
trailer. See Rinehart, across
from new Village Shopping Cen
er, Soklotna. 52-3
TRAILER SPACE
PANORAMIC PARK Trailer Ct.
at west end Robinson Loop Rd.
$35 per month, 40-ft. wide. Free
garbage disposal. Ph. 262-4738.
52-3
FOR SALE
WINTER BOOTS for men and
women. Call H. Van Sickel,
Knapp counselor. 1041 i Kenai
Spur Road. 52-bc
FOR RENT, LEASE OR SALE
BUILDING 20-x40-ft. Rent $120
per month, lease one year $100
pei month. Sell $1,800, cash.
Located Towne Center next to
Towne Dorm, Soklotna. Phone
262-4284. 52-3b
LEGAL NOTICE
RESOLUTION NO. 8
ITY OF KENAI, ALASKA
WHEREAS, Section 8 of Or
inanee No. 1, of the City of Kenai,
Alaska provided for the changing
ot time and place of the meetings
•of the City Council by Resolution;
and
WHEREAS, the Council deems
it to be in the public interest to
■change the meeting time from the
first and third Tuesdays of each
month, at the hour of 8:00 P.M.;
«>d
WHEREAS, community under
standing-requires full presenta
ti"n and discussion of all prob
lems of the City and such discus
sion is best accomplished at regu
lar- meetings of the Council;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED:
That the regular meetings of
the City Council shall be held
on the First, Second, Third and
Fourth Wednesday of each
month commencing at the hour
of 8:00 P.M. at the Kenai Civic
League Building, Kenai, Alas
ka
2. That the fiist meeting to be
held pursuant to this newly
< stablished schedule shall be
the meeting of 1st November,
1961.
'. That this Resolution shall be
published one time prior to the
first meeting date established
herein in The Cheechako News,
which is hereby found to be a
newspaper of general circula
tion in the Kenai area.
Passed 17 October 1961.
CITY OF KENAI
By: JOHN SWANSON,
Mayor
ATTEST:
By: Francis Torkilson.
City Clerk.
52-1
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
20 ACRES lOO' - oil and
rights. Land adjacent to two
subdivisions. Only $1000 down.
LEO T. OBERTS, Realtor-In
surance, Ph. 283-4725, Kenai.
FOR RENT
ONE AND TWO bedroom homes.
Call M. K. Realty, phone 262
4000. 52bc
FOR SALE
SMOKED SALMON, top grade.
Reasonably priced. Stop at sign
on Kalifonsky Beach road, five
miles south of Columbia-Ward
cut-off. 52-3
Natural gas, at the well head,
in Alaska was valued at 12.2
cents per million cubic feet in
1900.
SALE OR RENT
ONE BEDROOM residence, new.
in Naptowne. Total price $7950
or will rent at $150 per month.
ONE BEDROOM
New home in Soldotna. total price
00,500. This is a very good
buy. Call for an appointment
to see this home.
2 AND 3 BEDROOMS
Being built by Lewis and Metzger
in Soldotna. F.H.A. Terms. Na
tural gas, community water, fire
place and garage.
LOTS
Prices from $650 up, residence
and business. We will show you
lots in all areas of Soldotna
and Ridgeway. Call or stop at
our office.
contact:
M. K. REALTY, INC.
In Soldotna.—262-4600
In Anchorage—BR 4-0S45
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to the rules of the Fed
eral Communications Commission
that on October 16, 1961, All-Al
aska Broadcasters, Inc., filed
with said commission in Washing
ton, D.C., an application for a
new translator station to provide
television service to the commun
ities of Kenai-Soldotna, Alaska.
This proposed station will oper
ate on channel nine with E.R.P.
of 14.1 wTatts and will rebroadcast
programs of station KENI-TV,
Anchorage, Alaska, which oper
ates on Channel Tw»o and which
is licensed to said applicant. The
transmitter site of the proposed
translator is 3.2 miles from Sol
dotna on the Kenai-Soldotna road,
latitude 60° 31’ 53”, longitude
151° 14’ 55”, transmitting antenna
elevation 522 feet above sea level.
Charles Gray,
KENI-TV,
Box 1160, Anchorage, Alas.
Pre-fab Rental
Units Ready Soon
The first of several prefabricat
ed houses to be used as rental
un:ts on the Ivan M. Gilliam
homestead propery in the North
Kenai area was moved to its lo
cation Friday morning.
Gilliam, who has a patent to
his homestead, currently is teach
ing in Anchorage. He plans to
open up a - rental subdivision on
his place which he expects to
somewhat alleviate the rental un
it shortage in the area. Houses
will be furnished before renting.
The first of the “package deal”
houses, a two-bedroom dwelling,
is expected to be ready for occu
pancy on Nov. I. Weather permit
ting completion of a foundation,
the second house is expected to be
moved in about two wreeks. More
are to follow.
M-K Realty, Soldotna, is serv
ing as agent for the company
manufacturing the houses. Sea
man Furniture Co., Kenai, is fur
nishing them.
ENTERS NAVY
Alec Wik, Jr., son of the Alec
Wiks of North Kenai, left Tues
day ly 7:30 p.m. Pacific Northern
Airlines plane to enter service
at the Naval Training Center at
Srn Diego, Caiif.
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 3% North Road
Kenai, Phone 283-7646
EADIE RANDALL, Prop.
Soldatna Shots
Newcomers
Jane and Jim Renfro have
moved to Soldotna from Californ
ia and are living in a new trailer
house in River Terrace Trailer
Courts. Renfro is with United
States Steel, which is putting in
the Oil Well Supply division in
the Allen Bldg, back of the Clin
ic.
On Shopping Trip
Gladys Musgrove, home demon
stration agent from Homer, was
shopping in Soldotna this week.
Moving to Homestead
Bertha and Dick Midyett of the
M- K Realty Co., moved Wednes
day night, into their cabin on
their homestead off Kalifonsky
Eeach Road.
Now in Montana
Chell Bear, Dale Herschberger
and Teddy Bear, all of Soldotna,
drove over the Alaska Highway
about a week ago and arc now in
Missoula, Mont. Dale and Teddy
are on vacation. Chell went along
in Dale’s car to have some den
tal work done while he visited his
father, and other relatives, in
Missoula.
Business Visitor
Bert McCool, field reprsenta
tive and contact man for Joe Tur
geon of Commercial Art and Signs
at Chugiak, was soliciting busi
ness in the Soldotna and Kenai
areas Monday.
25 gallons gas to be given away
by Bartell’s Service Station a t
Reger's Garage, Soldotna. (adv.)
Mistaken Identity
An item published in the Oet.
23 issue of an Anchorage paper
concerning two men charged with
larceny has brought considerable
embarrassment to a Kenai family
due to similarity of names.
The Emory B. Aldrich, 19, Fort
Richardson soldier, arrested in
connection with the theft of an
automobile, is definitely not Em
ory G. Auldridge, also 19, of Ken
ai, the family said Tuesday.
The Kenai youth is a brother
of T. H. Auldridge. W. T. Auld
ridge, Charlie Auldridge and Mary
Ellen Keeler, all of Kenai. He is
not related to the Emory B. Aid
rich charged for larceny and has
no connection whatsoever with
the stolen car, the family stated.
Your friends will be glad to
receive a Christmas letter from
Alaska. Tell us what you would
like to say—we’ll put it on pap
er. Kenai Business Service, up
stair* in Trade Bldg., Kenai. (ad)
NEW HOURS
DOROTHEA’S BEAUTY SHOP
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY
(Closed Monday during winter months)
DOROTHEA WILLARD and NORMA FUHRIMAN
Operators
MULLEN’S BLDG. AT THE “Y” IN SOLDOTNA
DRY
CLEANING
and Laundry
4-day service
PICKUP STATION
CORDOVA AIRLINES
TICKET OFFICE
Soldotna
FLOWN BY CORDOVA AIRLINES TO
Anchorage Lndry. & Dry Cleaners
PHONE 262-4101 HOURS: 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
STANDARD HEATING OIL
DELIVERY SERVICE
For Around the Clock & Automatic Delivery
Phone 283-7737
TIRES ANTI-FREEZE MECHANIC CHEVRON PRODUCTS
JIMMY ROSE, Prop., says: “Rig-up for Winter in One Stop.”
WILDWOOD CHEVRON STATION
Pre-Christmas Sale
on Seaman’s Fine Furniture
*'r KENAI, ALASKA
Sofa & Chair Sets Lounge Chairs
18
t
LIVING ROOM SETS—ONLY TWO LEFT
TURQUOISE REG. PRICE $263.50
SOFA & CHAIR SET sale $22495
REG. PRICE $222.95
SOFA & CHAIR SET now |,9450
LOUNGE CHAIRS —ONLY FIVE AT THIS PRICE
REG. PRICE $72.00
Tan, brown, oxblood sale price $4900
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