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The Kenai me,tn odist church
celebrated its first birthday
with a potluck dinner held at
5:30 Sunday evenin ■; at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. hayne
Hu ..I* Thirty-six adults and
twenty-one children were
present.
In addition to the many
covered dishes of delicious
food including turkey, goose,
baraecued ribs^ moose3 and
* chicken> there was a huge
iirtnday ^cake*
virsi J. Thompson gave a
history of the church and
Rev. Hull gave;.'the list of
the officers.-. • It was an
nounced that a' guest speaker^
Rev. Amos Horen from Indian
apolis^ Indiana will 'come to
Kenai in two weeks! *
During the evening many
interesting slides were-“hhoWn
by the guests* including Mr.
and Mrs. Hlfillet, Mr. and Mrs.
boor and Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer.
Miss Iris Jette showed
pictures of Unalakleet, the
Watermans #f i’anana the
Colemans of Illiamna^ Mrs >
Thompson of the first 4ay 4?
the Methodist church id Kenai
and Rev. Hull of his church
in Kansas.
KEiMaI FIREMEN'S BaIl
The Kenai Volunteer Fire
men spensured a u-u.ww Fridf^f
night at the Club. Tnere was
live music supplied by a
group from Anchorage* a
large crowd attended from 9
p.m, to 2 a.m. and the net
proceeds for the evening.were
HOMER -SCHOOL NEWS
The freshmen class en
tertained all high school
students with games and danc
ing at the school last Friday
Mr.■and•Mrs. 0arl williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Slone,
Mr s . Mill Sm i-t h Oc Hap e r oned
trie affair,
Gloria Loewe is a new 8th
grade student at the school.
Choice of position reports
have been mailed in to Juneau
for 111 teachersi in the re
p©rts the teacners indicate
'to the territorial department
of education where they would
l:!ce to teach next .year.
iJiKdi FXSdER dRIThS
FROM PE nn 51LV A w i A
darry Fisher, former Homer
resident, writes from Renfrew
Pennsylvania th$t he is back
in the lumber business there,
iie. says tnat he has shown his
slides of AlasKa at several
gatherings ana the people en
joy them very much, ne says
tnat he h .s contacted a group
of several hundrea doctors
through a friend of his and
nas t#ld them of the need for
a doctor in nomer*
POLIO SnOTS GIVEN
Miss Iris Jette, public
health murse, has oeen in
homer si#ce last konday and
has been busy giying.polio
immunization shots. Included
in the groups receiving .shots1
were children from one year
through lp years of age and
expectant mothers.
iiCikEMri KEHS riOLjj- IiIwHEjt
Approximately UO Homer
homemakers and their guests
■were present Thursday night
in.-the hi pi scnooi cafeteria
for the annu 1 dinner. The
.omemakers honor their hus
uands each year with a dinner
and this year tney included
the aomer teachers and tneir
husbands and wives,
Mrs. Inez Bilbao was- in
charge. of the preparation of
a fine ham dinner with all of
vthe trimmings.
a large birthday* ca-te was
seized honoring tne birthday
of Mrs, Alza KingJ
After the dinnei the group
enjoyed two films through the
co trtesy of the Alaska Steam
snip company.
school mllu
mOiMJDaY; Loose stew, choc
olate milk, crackers, pumpkin
pudding* #
T ESDi.Y: Yamalie ■ *pie,
buttered peas, bread, milk,
fruit, %
^E^lLSuaY: Curried rice,
bread, vegetable, hot choco
late , jej»o.®,
rnURSDfki: Pork sandwiches
potato salad, chocolate milk,
. jello.
FRXOaY; fun a corn scallop
green vegetable, hot 'choco
late, dessert,
dene Lawrence donated some
moose men: to the cafeteria
las o week,
nil mothers wno havenJt
worked in the cafeteria as.
yet this yea are asked jbp
contact Lrs, cd in at thdf
cafeteria.
KEWAJL LXuhT PUNT BURNS
tx light plant and the shed
that housed it burned to the
ground early Tuesday morning.
‘The light plant belonged to
Tony Bordenelli, owner of the
Jet Bar on the worth Kenai
Road, i'he Kenai Fire Depart
ment responded to the call
but the building was too far
gone to be saved, it ‘Was in
sured.
TAKE school pictures
ran Larson and juorge Mol
otoris took group and indiv
idual pictures of the Homer
school students and faculty
last week. i'he pictures will
be used in fhe Mariner.
TO ii'ORK IN aNCHORaGE
Henry Middleton will be
leaving Horriur this w^ek to
work in Anchorage. ne has
been employed by Uorrison
Knudse*.
uEORGE KIRKPATRICK RETURNS
George Kirkpatrick return
ed to Homer last week,from
the States. According to re
ports he is mignty happy to
bo baek',1
* HEnhING ’N. JOHNSON
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! Registered
Land Surveyor
Suit-division Planning
r oppgraphi c a 1 Sura7 cyi rig
*, Construction Surveying
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VOTE'TUESDAY
Bo sure to cast your
ballot in this import
ant exclusion election.
%g jJolls will open at 8 a.m. and close at 7 p.m.
lie sicken ts living in the area to be. excluded may
v*U, in the Pud office. *
residents living in the area that will remain
in the PUD will vote in the fire hall.
The shaded area in the map above
ripresents the area that will ro
fmain in the PUD if a majority of
the residents, of that area an*
the unohaded ’arca vote nyp s,!.
Only a simple majority of "yes'1
votes is ne.edod from the residents
of ootn areas to exclude all of
the area in the unsnaded portioy.
* of the above map.