Style Show
Set for Sunday
Fashions from Marvene's Dress
Shop ir, the Village Shopping
Center, Soldotna, will hr; modeled
at a style show beginning at 3
pin. Sunday,
Models will begin displaying
the fashions in Marvene’s and
then proceed into the Village Inn
Lounge and the Colonial Room.
Marvene’s and the Colonial
Room managers will co-host the
serving of refreshments at the
conclusion of the how.
ARE OK BOARD
SOLDOTNA— Co-chairmen of
the Soldotna Volunteer Ambul
ance Corps are Charles Griffin
j :m! Richard Hardin. Others on
the board are Stanley Me Lane,
secretary and treasurer; Jim
Renfro, chairman of finance com
mittee; Arthur Jess, first a i d
committee chairman, and Clar
ence Goodrich, chairman of the
'publicity committee.
CARL SEAMAN is laying plans
for the April anniversary party
of Seaman’s Furniture. “My
plans are to give a real door
prize,’’ says Carl, “probably the
deed to the store.”—Adv,
LIVE MUSIC!
The Tennessee Ramblers
"ill be playing on Satur
day night, March 24th,
popular dance and western
music at the JET BAR,
Starting 9 p,m. until?
— FUN FOR ALL —
— EVERYONE WELCOME -
— DANCE ALL NIGHT —
___
JET BAR
KENAI
PENINSULA ARTIST
MOOSE PASS — Sumii New
comb, Moose Pass artist, placed
second in the juried art show of
the Fur Rendezvous held 'recently
at Anchorage. The picture was
entitled “Bethel Breakup.” The
juried art show contained 37
works and represented 15 artists.
Oil and Gas
Production Ups
Tax Revenues
Oil and gas production in the
state materially boosted Alaska’s
revenue from tax and license
sources this past year, accord
ing to a recently released report
from the governor’s office.
Alaska's gross revenue collec
tions from licenses and taxes to
taled $14,967,717.51 during the
last six months of calendar 1901.
The half-year figure, following
closely the pattern of estimates
given to last year's Legislature,
was up $1,380,556.89 from the
$13,587,160,62 collected during
the same period in 1960.
The figure does not include
revenues to the State from land
sales or leases, mineral lease re
venues apd other similar sources.
largest single source of re
venue reflected in the six-month
report was the net income tax
from which col lections totaled
$6,540 034.72 as compared with
$0,037,005.12 in the same period
of .960
The greatest percentage of in
crease, however, came in the oil
and gas production tax where the
six-month collections total e d
$80,158.14—more than 40 times
greater than the $1,960.03 col
lected during the last six months
of the previous year.
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Night and Day
Phone 262-4461
SOLDOTNA
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on competitive bid basis. Description, bidding instructions,
and lease forms furnished on request from
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Kenai, Alaska — Ph. 28*36383
Bid closing date 28 Mar. 1962.
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Harry White, Prop,
Dog Race
Sponsors
Are Listed
Kenai and Soldotna sponsors
for the first annual Alaska State
Championship Sled Dog Races
have been announced by the
Kenai-Soldotna Sports Commit
tee, which has been in charge of
arrangements for the races.
The Kenai-Soldotna Sports
Committee, headed by co-chair
men Jack Johnson, Soldotna, and
Monty Coleman, Kenai, has raised
funds for expenses of the event,
including the $2,000 purse,
worked out the schedule, handled
publicity and arranged for bous
ing and entertainment of visiting
mushers.
Sparkplug and most active pro
moter for the races and accom
panying events has been Jack
Johnson of the Village Shopping
Center.
Other active members on the
committee are Raye M. Mullin,
secretary; Mrs. Monty Coleman,
Jess Nicholas, Mr, and Mrs.
George Robinson. Mr. and Mrs,
W. A. Steinauer and J. R. Lietzke,
treasurer, all of Kenai; and Gar
eth Wright and Jack Farnsworth,
both of Soldotna, and Loren Stew
art, Ridgeway.
Kenai sponsors are as follows:
Hartley’s store $50, Kenai Pow
er Corp. $5, Rig Bar $50, Rig
Cafe $25, A & g Auto Supply $50,
Kenai Chamber of Commerce
$100, George’s Coffee Shop $20,
Mullins Electric $20, J. C. Morris
Insurance Agency $25.
Peninsula Builders $25, Spun
Motel $20, Aviation Service $10,
White’s Service $10, Archers’
Grocery $20, Bill and Peggie
Steinauer $5, Western Corral
Cafe $25, Western Con-al Bar
$25, Helen’s Beauty Shop $5, Me
Grady’s Radio and' TV $5, K. E.
Plumbing, Inc, $5,
James E. Fisher $25, I.eo T»
Oberts, Ins. $25, Seaman’s Furni
PLAN DETENTION CENTER
A land order, appearing in the
f ederai Register last week, signed
by Asst. Sec, of the Interior Car
ver, withdrew five acres in the
Portage area for use by the Bu- '
reau of Prisons its a detention
center.
BEAVER ROUNDUP
One of Alaska’s last wintei^fes
tivals scheduled' for 1962 is the
Dillingham Beaver Roundup, set
for March 21 thru 24. Occasion
of the celebration is the ending
of the year’s trapping season. In
addition to beaver skins, hunters
bring in pelts of fox, mink, and
other valuable furs. Dog races,
native dancing exhibitions and va
rious sports events are included
in this frontier-type celebration.
ture $15, Trans-Alaska Telephone
Op. $10, Tyler Novelty Co. $50,
Kenai Pharmacy $20, Kenai Com
mercial $20, Kenai Korners $15,
Consolidated Utilities $60, Smok
ey's Garage $5.
Andy’s Flying Service $5, Wal
ter Halt $3, Soli lumber ger em
ployees $10, Kenai Pool Hall $5,
Rainbow Bar $50, Peninsula Re
f i iteration $5, Jeanne Sales $10,
Rev. Daniel Harlan $10.
North Kenai residents $50,
Northern Oil Operations $25, Bill
Mu!vaney $5, Inlet Bar $10, Wiki
wood Chevron Station $10, Eager
Beaver Oil Co. $10, Center Serv
ice $10, Kenai Plumbing and
Heating $10, Chester Cone $5.
Soldotna sponsors and their
contributton* include;
The Pour Royle Parkers $25,
Soldotna Supply $100, Lou’s Mar
ket $50, Big K Grocery and Mar
ket $60, B & B Texaco Station
$50, Nestor Concrete Products
$20, Village Inn Motel $100, Vil
lage Inn Lounge $100, Ridgeway
Service $25, Deck’s Trading Post
$25, Riverside House $100.
Bear Den $100, Marvene’s
Dress 'Shop $50, Woodford’s
Men’s Wear $50, Sky Bow] $50,
Ace of Clubs $15, Soldotna Radio
& TV $6, Wilson’s Grocery $25,
Crescent Dairy $25, Arctic Oil
Tool $50, Homer Electric Asso
ciation $50, Tachiek Freight Loses
$100/ Colonial Room restaurant
$25, Simon Sea Foods (of Kasi
lof) $20, Frank Mullens $15,
The above list does not include
the names of all who contributed
money and effort to the event and
several of those whose names ap
pear here have made valuable
contributions othei’ than those
listed. Additional contributors and
contributions will be listed as the
information becomes available.
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M. K. REALTY
LOTS — ACREAGE — HOMES — BUSINESSES
PHONE 262-4600 SOLDOTNA
Welcome Mushers
and Visitors
SEE OUR GREEN AND ORANGE STRAN-STEEL BUILDING AT BEAVER CREEK,
ALONG THE DOG SLED TRAIL,
The New Home of
Luke’s Welding
Welding Supplies
AND
Steel Fabricating
Kenai Steel
Bldgs.
Sales and Erection
Stran-Steel Buildings