Slikok Valley
To Get Power
Homer Electric Association at
its Homer meeting Tuesday night
approved right-of-way and hook
up permission for homesteading
families living on Ciechanski
R o a d , southwest of Soldotna.
Ciechanski Road branches off
Ralifonsky Reach Road about
five miles from the Soldotna
bridge over the Kenai River. No
definite date was set as to when
the lines would be extended, but
it was indicated that work prob
ably would be started within 30
days.
Among those who will be en
abled to have refrigeration, light
their homes with electricity and
otherwise enjoy the pleasures and
conveniences electricity can bring,
after lines are extended, will be
the Ed Cienchanski, Bill Gibbs.
J. S. Smith, Jim Cioim, Jim
Porter, Jake Paulk and Herb
Werrell families.
The HEA deemed the extension
to the Tommy Corr Loop Road
was not feasible at this time but
would consider it at a later date.
Several Soldotna area resi
dents, including several of those
previously named, attended the
meeting to press for more defi
nite information as to when serv
ice would be available.
Dick Midyett of MK Realty
Co., also attended to present a
preliminary' request for electrical
hookups in the Sunset Park sub
division, back ef the Soldatna
Supply.
Kenneth McCaskey, legal coun
eel tor HEA, and a labor union
representative for electrical con
tractors were there to explain
tome of the problems confronting
HEA to provide service to a fast
growing community.
Mail; Cargo by Air
In Alaska, 12,150 tons of air
mail and 11,182 tons of eargo
were carried by air in 1960,
min
The Crescent Dairy, owned and operated by Charles Hines,
expects to open Oct. 1 in Soldotna. Hines will pasteurize, homog
enize and bottle milk at first and expects to branch out into other
dairy products later. One of the local dairies already signed up to
deliver milk to Crescent is that run by Dwayne Belnap, Homer.
Redoubt Toastmistresses
To Have Part in Installing
New Club at Cordova Saturday
The Redoubt Toastmistress
Club of Soldatna will have 12
representatives present Saturday
when the newly formed club in
Cordova is presented its charter
and its members initiated. A
luncheon and a banquet have
been planned.
The Soldatna group will go to
Anchorage by car to join mem
bers of the Arctic, the Tillicum
and the Anchorage Toastmistress
clubs, all of Anchorage. The en
tire delegation will go to Cordova
by Cordova Airlines charter
plane, leaving Anchorage at 9:30
a.m. A luncheon and a banquet
have been planned. The return
trip will be late that evening. •
Those planning to take the
flight are Joyce Carver, Redoubt
club president; Beula Grange,
N E W
RAINBOW
SUBDIVISION
in RIDGEWAY
“Grow With Soldotna”
LOVELY WOODED LOTS
$500 & up
EASY TERMS
Slawson & Associates
At the Totem Pole in Soldotna
Phone 262-4711
treasurer of Council 12 which
includes clubs from Cordova, An
chorage and Soldatna; Marion
Oberts, local club secretary;
Dolly Farnsworth, club repre
sentative; and members, Daphne
McLane, Louise Johnson, Vir
ginia Gibbs, • Dee Stock, Amy
Grainge, Sally Clanton and Aud
rey Shellman.
Bernice Jensen, who recently
came from Alberta, Canada, and
is employed by Reading and
Bates, Sterling, will be the
twelfth member of the group.
She will go as a guest of Mrs.
Clanton.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE
BUILDING 20'x40'.‘2" laminated
walls. To be moved from lot in
Sotdotna. Priced for quick sale
$650. Emmett Karsten, Ridge
way. Phone 262-4624. 46-3t
FOR SALE
$560 WORTH 3-sided house logs.
Will sell for $400. Joe Wilson,
Lindwood Lane, 2 miles E.
Kenai. 46-lt
CHURCH SERVICES
THE CHURCH OP JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER - DAY
SAINTS meets at Soldotna
Community Center.- Services
Sunday at 12;00 p.m. Everyone
invited.__46-be
FOR SALE
KNAPP SHOES. All types for
work and play. Mile 1041-2,
Kenai Spur Road. 46-bc
AUTO FOR SALE
1957 BUICK Hardtop. Price $975.
Phone 283-7664, Kenai. 46-3b
WANTED
DRIVER wants immediate ride
Wash.-Oregon or to - CALIF.
Share expenses. Box 124, Ke
nai. '*• 46-2
THE
LAST
FRONTIER
"Where Old Friends Meet
and New Ones Get
Acquainted”
a- Bar * Cafe - Hotel
liquet Store
Open weekdays 4 PM until?
weekends 12 PM until?
also
Freezer Space for Rent
PAWNBROKER
SPECIAL RATES
* ON BOARD & ROOM
Caffe, under new manage
ment, starts serving fl pan.
I Kenai, Phone 283'-T046
I EADIE RANDALL, Prop.
Progress Day
Officers Named
The Kenai Progress Days com
mittee will remain active
throughout the year making
and developing plans for next
year’s event. Breakfast meetings
are being held at 7:30 a.m. on
the second Monday of each month
at George’s Cafe in Kenai.
New officers were elected at
Sf
Mother Leaves —
Mrs. Lillian Cole of Paradi _
Calif., and her 3-year-old gre K
grandson, Bobby, who have b< _ ^
visiting her son, Comer Co&, a ■
Mrs. Cole at the Columbia We
cannery, left by jet plane Mi *
day to return to the South 48 ■
the last meeting. William Ste 1
auer is now president and Peg
Steinauer, secretary. C u r r e
plans are for the 1962 celebrat ^
to be held on August 18-19.
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CONGRATULATIONS
on the opening
of
RIVERSIDE HOUSE
Penn’s Hardware M2 41.(1
SoMotna 262-4121
Our Sincere Wish
for Continued Success
of the
, RIVERSIDE HOUSE
- SUPPER CLUB
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Tachick's Freight
SPECIAL
Potato Sale
Field Run $4- per 100 lbs.
Small Spuds FREE
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Digging Saturday
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C. E GOODRICH RANCH
2l/t miles west on Kalifonsky
and Union Oil Road
ON SALE!
WINTER JACKETS
JEANS-All types
Lined and Regular
ANKLETS-KNEE SOX
OVER-TttE-KNEE HOSE
-000
■ , •
Flannel Gowns & P. J.’s
000'—"***' "
and
Many other items
THE EMPRLJS SHOP
TEehaT Phone 283-7744