BUD CHAMBERLAIN appears a small silhouette as he works
on the root of Kenai's new jail. The jail building is being con
structed as an addition behind the fire hall.
Survival Education Vital, says
Area Civil Defense Organizer
f George Denison, Soldotna area
«Ci\il Defense director, is conduct
ing a series of talks to local
; groups on survival in case of nu
clear attack,
Hf addressed the Soldotna PTA
on ‘ Fallout,” and plans another
talk to the group on “Radiation.”
Wednesday night he spoke at the
lvenai City council meeting re
garding the “Survival Plan” and
is scheduled to discuss “Fallout
and Radiation” at Tustumena at
the school on Dec. 7.
Civil Defense handbooks were
recently passed out through Ninil
chik, Tustumena, Sterling and Sol
dotiia schools in an effort to reach
every family.
There is a supply of these
booklets available at Big K Gro
cery, Soldatna Supply and Wil
son’s Store, all in Soldotna. The
handbooks are entitled “Family
Fallout Shelters,” which includes
illustrations and construction
drawings as well as information
on how to protect oneself from
fallout; “Handbook for Emergen
cies,” a guide to help prepare the
family for disaster, and “Facts
about Fallout Protection,” which
tells what fallout is and what to
do about it.
“Please read these handbooks,”
Denison implores, “they may save
your life.”
Similar work is planned for the
Kerai area where Jim Amess is
Civil Defense director.
Soldotna C of C
Hears Speakers on
Housing, Hiways
Rural non-farm loans, an over
all plan of area development, and
the extension and improvement
of Kenai Peninsula highways
were explained and discussed in
question ami answer periods Sat
urday at the luncheon meeting of
the Soldotna Chamber of Com
merce held in Riverside House.
A. Q. Stine of Palmer, Alaska
state supervisor for the Farm
er’s Home Administration, and
Robert Dwyer of Anchorage, dis
trict engineer for the Alaska Di
vision of Highways, were fea
tured speakers. Their remarks
were heard by a large represen
tation, not only from Soldotna,
but from seven al other Peninsu
la towns.
In C of C business, M. L. “Red”
Grange, Chamber president, ap
pointed Mrs. Charley L. Parker
• NOTICE •
Republican Club
Area Meeting
AT THE
Riverside House
FROM 2 TO 5 P.M.
Sunday, Nov. 12
ALL REPUBLICANS
AND FRIENDS
INVITED
• $2.00 LUNCHEON •
and Mrs. M. L. Grange as a mem
bership drive committee.
The Chamber also endorsed a
petition to be submitted to the
United States Postal Dept, re
questing rural mail delivery serv
ice for persons living on or im
mediately off the Kalifonsky
Beaeh-Kasilof roads. The Postal
Dept, is also to be asked to take
immediate action on establishing
airmail service (previously prom
ised) to and from Soldotna.
Special guests at the meeting
introduced by the Chamber pres
ident. included his mother, Mrs.
Bessie Grange, formerly of Mex
ico, Mo.; Mrs. Dwyer, wife of
one of the speakers; Ed Lieben
thal, district agricultural agent
from Homer; Edgar A. Spruce
and Ed Smith, local resident en
gineers for the State Hwy. Div;
Horner Swires, Homer; Hank
Fisk, Sterling; James E. Fisher
and Leo Obert, Kenai, and Joe
Kuchta, North Kenai.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
HONORS MRS. LEE BIRD
The birthday of Mrs. Lee Bird,
Soldotna, was observed last
Thursday night with a small din
ner party at Riverside House.
Included in the group were her
hii; band, Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Host. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle John
ston. Mrs. Walter Schultz, Mrs.
Otis Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Ben De
maray and Mr. and Mi's. Arch
Stroud.
Mrs. Bird was presented with
an Alaskan ashtray by the group.
With the exception of John
ston, who is connected with Wea
ver Bros., all of the otheT men
are employees of Standard Oil.
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