Nnliotinl Library
Week to he Noted
Throughout Aren
\i<t ii Jt is NntlOhnt Library
Week ntid |Ms year's slngaft is
Mead ttip Fifth Kreedntu Pn
ii>r lt.“ Observances nrr plan
tied iti various urea libraries,
Lisa Perlefaett, nut hoi- of hunks
about A In*ska for voting people,
will be honored at ho autograph
party nt the Ninitchlk School oo
Sjitin iIhy, April 20, from I to I
p ’O The occasion of the (nifty,
ponsoied hy the Nioilchik Com
mUtiit.v Tihiiiry, marks the open
i n It of N'fltioriHl Library Week.
A21 27, nn»l hIso the publica
t !‘*fi nf “(iwib Inlet Decision,"
Pedei sen's fifth book. ((nests
from nil ovpf the western Penin
^hJh hip expected to attend. Kv
eryone i« welcome. Refreshments
M ill lie served.
(iov. William A. Fgan. in his
proclamation for National Library
Week, said; “I call upon Alaskans
to-join with their fellow Ameri
cans everywhere to participate
in- those programs which empha
size the importance of the print
ed word in this age of progress.”
'At Kenai, Mrs. Allan Petersen,
librarian commented, "The Ke
n;ii Community Library has offer
ed library facilities and services
to' residents of the area since
1P4U. We pledge continued service
and activities to encourage our
patrons to read more and to make
reading opportunities more easily
available to all who look for
pleasure and information in
books." She invited everyone to
visit the library next Thursday,
April 25, on library day.
At Soldotna, many new books
were being processed this week in
preparation for National Library
Week and will be on hand for
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Moose Pass
Teachers
To Return
There PUHPfltljr are Bl children
enrolled in Moose Pass School
with Mr and Mrs. Mlcel Keith and
Mrs. Thelma Clark ns teachers.
Mm. Clark and Me. and Mis,
Keith plan to return for flip l?Wl
fU term. ,
Mr, and M)« Kpith taught at
Akutan (Alaska) in llMU-HSJ and
Mrs. ( lark thuirht in the Pair
hanks school system. An antici
pated enrollment of 54 students
is expected in Moose Pass School
for the eomin<* school year.
Mrs. Keith took a car load of
students to the spelling bee at
Tustumena last Wednesday.
Those going were Boyd Shaffer
and Sandy Johnson, both of the
seventh grade; Becky Keith and
Andrea Shaffer, fifth grade, and
Ronnie Baldwin and Leslie Mer
ritt. fourth grade.
None of the Moose Pass stu
dents placed in the contest but
Ronnie Baldwin was fourth in line
for the third-fourth grade section.
Voters to Decide
Charter Question
In City Election
Ratification or rejection of the
proposed city charter for the City
of Kenai will be decided by vot
ers in a city election to be held
at Kenai on Tuesday, May 14. The
election is also for the purpose of
electing three eouneilmen and one
school board member.
Copies of the charter may be
obtained at the city clerk’s office
at no charge.
Those entitled to vote will be
all qualified electors of the City
of Kenai, who have registered in
accordance with the law. Polls
will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
with voting to take place in the
Kenai Community Library, locat
ed in the City Administration
Building.
Registration for the election is
now in progress at the city
clerk’s office from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. daily, except on Saturdays,
Sundays and holidays and will
continue until five days prior to
the May 14 election day. Only
those persons not voting or regis
tering in the previous 25 months
are required to register.
patrons visiting during regular
library hours. The library is open
from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday
and Friday, with an evening open
ing on Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m.
Saturday hours are from 10 a,m.
to noon.
Read the Cheechako News
classifieds for profit — use them
for results.
ledouht Club
tears Student
<>um Africa
Men Mtastus Obolln of Kenya.
Africa, was guest speaker last
Wednesday night When the Re
doubt Tnaitmlstti*#* Club met iti
the Sdlduthrt home of Mrs. M. I».
♦ J Mimrp.
“ Africa" was the program
theme ettd a question nod answer
period followed the speaker's talk
on the political asppcts of His
country. Obnlla is completing his
senior year of high school stu
dies at Kenai Central High School.
He was brought to Alaska from
Kenya through the sponsorship
of the Methodist Men’s Fellow
ship of the Kenai Methodist Pa
rish and other interested persons.
He makes ins home with Deputy
Magistrate and Mrs. Jess Nichol
as.
The opening and pledge was
given hy Mrs. Bill Stock. Mrs.
Mirt Archer had table topics and
Mrs. Bill Gaines was toastmis
tress. Mrs. Jess Nicholas was
timer and Mrs. Ted Grainge was
education leader. The closing was
by Mrs. Stanley Mcl.ane.
In an induction ceremony con
LEGAL NOTICE
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND
MANAGEMENT
Land Office
Cordova Building:
555 Cordova Street
Anchorage, Alaska
Date: Apr. 17, 1963
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that
James C. Ivanhoe entryman, of
Soldatna, Alaska, together with
his witnesses Leonard Leo Creary
of Soldatna, Alaska and Anne M.
Roser of Soldotna, Alaska has
submitted final proof on his
Homestead Additional entry An
chorage Serial Number 048225
for a tract of land described as
Ni-jSEV*, Sec. 14, T. 4 N., R.
11 W., S.M.,
containing 80 acres, and it is
now in the files of the Land Of
fice, Anchorage, Ola.ska. Any per
son, corporation, or association
having or asserting any adverse
interest in, or claim to, the tract
of land or any part thereof
sought, may file in the Anchorage
Land Office, during the period of
publication or- within 80 days
thereafter, under oath, an adverse
claim setting forth the nature and
extent thereof, and such adverse
claimant shall, within sixty^days
after the filing of such adverse
claim, begin action- tb'QQiet title
in a court of competent jurisdic
tion within Alaska, and thereaf
ter patent shall be issued in con
formity with the final decree of
the court. * '
Alfred P. Steger
Chief, Lands Section
Pub. Apr. 19-26, May 3-10-17,
1963.
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thf* dull arc pptrH Mrs ffoti RtlllPy
as Its newest mpmltpt-.
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piiim will lip sttipfiy pdurfttiorttl.
The group will havp a drssprt
topoting at S pm. in KivpfsMr
liousp with “fcdupatlon on KHml
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On School Board
Richard t. Hall was ft»dl§el<fd
n* a number of the Soldotna Ad
tlaorf School Hoard In a ffuMic
meeting- fltitl election held AprSI
X in the Soldotftn School, Hall
headed the board a* Its pfWIdent
this past year. His new term will
be for threp years.
Other members of the board are
Mrs. Ted Ofatftge and Francis E.
(Frank) Mullen.
The Kenal Office
of the
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