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Kenai
An ACS telephone is installed
and operating at Hamilton’s
Place.
Cecil, Helen, and son, David,
Rhode, have returned from Out
side, where Cecil was again on
a wildlife picture-lecture tour.
Helen and David spent the win
ter with her mother in Texas.
The Rhodes drove up the Alcan
in their new car, after visiting
with old friends and former
residents of Cooper Landing,
the Les Rafters and the Ray
MacCanns, in Washington.
John and Marthe Pierce have
moved onto their homestead
off Feuding Lane near Nap
towne.
An Easter egg hunt and pot
luck dinner party was held at
the Community Hall on April
movie, “Alice in Wonderland,”
was shown.
Spring bear hunters have
been seen along Juneau Lake
trail, rushing the season a bit
several summer homes had cars
parked in their yards last week
end; sure signs of spring, al
though it is still raw and muddy
outdoors.
Homer Land Withdrawn
An area of some 42.5 acres in
the Homer vicinity has been
withdrawn and will be used as
an air navigation facility for
the Air Force.
LOTS of LOTS
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KENAI REALTY
at Kenai Korners
I. W. or STAN THOMPSON
Completed Homes —- One with Fireplace
Oil Rights — With or Without Land
80 Acres on Island Lake
With Full Oil Rights
—AND MANY OTHERS—
Phone 283-5233
Drawer C
Kenai
Phone
283-6291
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We are now filling
PROPANE TANKS
Standard Oil Products
Fire Marshal Urges Caution In Spring Cleanup
With an eye to the spring
cleanup, State Fire Marshal
Robert F. Crouse today recom
mended to Alaskans a five
point program “to remove most
of the common causes of fires
in homes.”
He recommended:
1. Clean out stacks of news
papers and magazines, discard
ed clothing, mattresses and oth
er items which frequently col
lect in attics, basements and
closets.
2. Do the same cleanup job
in the home workshop with
shavings, scraps, oily rags and
old paints as the target.
3. Don’t forget the trash ac
cumulating in the garage or the
dead grass and brush around
and near the house.
Seniors Enjoy
Sneak Day
Touring U. of A.
Seniors of Kenai High School
chose to visit and tour the Uni
versity of Alaska on their Sen
ior Sneak last week. Twenty
five of the thirty graduating
seniors went by car to Anchor
age and from there took the
train to Fairbanks. The Alaska
Railroad gave the group special
rates and the Alaska Overland
Bus Company donated trans
portation from the train to the
University and for a later tour
of Fairbanks.
Von Phillips, George Bonin.
Eileen Crandall and Virginia
Gibbs acted as chaperones for
the entire trip and furnished
auto transportation 1o Anchor
age.
Included in the tour of class
rooms, library, museum, resi
dence halls, music studio and
campus was a visit to the Engi
neering Dept, where several
impressive electronic experi
ments were given by the Elec
tronics Engineer for the group.
The trip to the University
was chosen by the v niors this
year instead of a po ltless trip
to anywhere. They st rted their
fund raisins cam pal . 1 last year
and financed the trip from class
dues, and by giving shows, cake
sales, etc.
Seniors Rhode Sandstrom and
Carol Olsen stayed at Fairbanks
for another week to participate
in the Student Exchange Pro
gram at Fairbanks High School.
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Mile 841/2
Sterling Highway
Open Occasionally
4. Repair defective electrical
eords and plugs and check ap
pliances, calling a competent
electrician if they need atten
tion.
5. Have your iuimcc, »-»*“**
ney and stoves inspected and
cleaned.
Lawful drivers live longer.
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