! Shower Held
In Teague Home
LaDonna Hansen was the bon
<nee at a suprise baby shower
held on Nov. 21 at the home of
Janet Teague at the Weaver Bros,
camp out of Soldotna. Betty Har
ris was co-hostess. Vern Hansen,
husband of the guest of honor, is
a truck driver for Weaver Bros.
A white sheet cake, decorated
with pink flowers and raised blue
bootees made of icing, was fea
tured on the refreshment table.
Other decorations carried out the
pink and blue motif. Individual
gifts were presented to M r s .
Hansen.
Additional guests were B e a
Suthard, Cheryl Larson, Donna
Whitney, Nikki Von Bargen, Eu
nice Lite, Norma Caudell and
Paula Bumgardner, mother of the
honoree.
School Budget
Discussion Set
The City of Kenai’s share of
the Kenai school budget for 1962
is estimated at $65,802.89, the
Kenai City Council was told last
Wednesday night by Ed Hollier,
president of the school board.
The whole school budget f o r
next year is tentatively set at
$122,780.89. The difference be
tween the total budget and the
portion assigned to the City is
expected to he obtained from
state and federal aid and from
tuitions.
Fire Causes
Extensive Damage
To Kenai Home
Damage estimated at approxi
mately $3,000 resulted Dec. 3 in
a fire which gutted a two-bedroom
furnished rental home owned by
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wells of Kenai
Plumbing and Heating, at about
two p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Asay and
small son lived in the house, which
is located near the Wells’ busi
ness establishment. Mrs. Asay
was at home at the time of the
fire but did not notice the blaze,
which began in a clothes closet,
until it had made too much head
way for her to extinguish it.
The Asays lost practically all
of their clothing and personal pos
sessions and carried no insurance
on them. The unfortunate family
is now living in a cabin also be
longing to Mr. ami Mrs. Wells'.
The fire is believed to have
started from an electric light bulb
hanging too close to clothing in
the clothes closet. The Kenai Fire
Dept, was called and put out the
fire before it had completely con
sumed the frame building. The
roof was not damaged and the
shell of the house remains. One
bedroom and its contents were
reported as a total loss. The re
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Merry
Christmas
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mainder of the interior, furniture
and other contents were ex
cessively damaged by smoke and
water.
The house and furniture were
covered by insurance, Mrs. Wells
said. Plans are being made to
repair and redecorate the house.
Multiple Use
Plan Sponsored
By Kenai Council
The Kenai City Cuncil last
Wednesday night voted to spear
head a movement to open addi
tional portions of the Moose
Range for more oil and gas ex
ploration. Council members went
on record as stating that oil is
necessary for the future of Al
aska and is not hurting moose.
Strict adherence to rules and
regulation demanded by the Fish
and Game Department before oil
and gas companies are allowed
to develop an area is sxiffcient
safeguard for the animals, it was
pointed out.
John B. Hakala, refuge manag
er of the Kenai National Moose
Range, addressed the gx-oup. He
said an axea of approximately
1500 square miles is currently op
i
en for oil development.
Aid in supporting the Council’s
movement that more land in the
Range be opened for exploration
is being sought from other Pen
insula communities,
SOLDOTNA — Mr. and Mrs.
L. S. Bumgardner and daughter,
Mary Louise, left last week for
Olney, Texas. They are driving
out over the Alaska highway. Mr.
Bumgardner was associated with
Weaver Bros, at Soldtna.
Harry says:
’’Well, Jack, how does it feel
to be grandfather?” .
“Oh, it is good news—of
course—but I’ll have to get
used to being married to a
grandmother.”
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INSURANCE AGENCY
Call Collect
CA 4-3021
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Home of the Right Cut Kid
I Seagram’s
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LeDomaine Full Fifth
Champagne only $1.99
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Prince Alexis Full Quart
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49erBeer ftpak $149
These prices good until
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LeDomaine Sparkling Full Fifth
Burgundy only $1.99
TOWER Full Fifth
Vodka only $3.95
Jim Beam
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$5.25 full fifth
Blended Whiskey Full Fifth
Quckenbeimer $4.75
Manischewitz 2/5 pint 3 for
Miniatures $1.25
PARK & TILFORD FULL FIFTH
Scotch Whiskey $6.50
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