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Saturday.,- April 27
Second all-day ses's56n of ’Ke^'
nai Peninsula Homemakers Coun
cil spring meeting, in Soldotna
Baptist Bhurch Basement, begins
10 a.tn.
Creater Soldotna Chamber of
Commerce, 1). D. Drowley, Stan
dard Oil refinery manager, guest
speaker, in Parkers at Ridgeway,
12 Noon.
Homer Society of Natural His
tory auction in old skating link.
East Road, Homer, begins 10 a.
m. Proceeds to museum building
fund.
Sunday, April 2#
Peninsula-wide borough meet
ing, Ron Cease, director of Local
Affairs Agency to be guest speak
er, in -Soldotna School, 1 p.m.
Monday, April 2ft
Kenai City Planning Commis
sion. City Administration Bldg.,
8 p.m.
Tuesday. April .*10
Kiwanis Club, Parkers in Ridge
way, 12 Noon.
Wednesday, May 1
Kenai Area Nurses Group,
W ildwood Station Officer’s Club,
8 p.m.
Kenai Garden Club, in home of
Gladys Youngblood on Homesite
Loop Road, 7:->0 p.m,
Kenai Chamber of Commerce,
•let Cafe, 12 Noon.
Kenai City Council, City Ad
ministration Bldg., 8 p.m.
Kenai Peninsula Fishermen’s
Cooperative Assoc., election of of
ficers and annual spring meeting,
Clam Gulch Community Hall, 1
p.m.
P-TA Group
Elects
New Officers
Soldotna Parent-Teacher As
sociation members Monday night
elected a slate of new officers
for 1963-64 and honored the out
going president. Dr. Elmer Gaede,
with a past-president’s pin in ap
preciation of his services as P-TA
head the past two years.
m Thp election took place in the
organization's last meeting of the *"
current y^ai*. New offsets were
introduced and officiated at the
closing of the meeting.
James Porter is the newly-elect
ed president. Other new officers
are (laude Misner, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Robert Schmidt, secre
tary. and Jack Weaver, treasurer.
The special speaker of the
evening was Miss Margaret Ham
ilton. speech and hearing thera
pist, who explained her work and
showed films on how the thera
pist works with the children. Her
services on the Kenai Peninsula
are sponsored by the Kenai Area
Chapter of the Alaska Crippled
Children’s Assoc.
Mrs. Paul Isaak reported on
the meeting of the Kenai Penin
sula P-TA Council and officiated
at the presentation of the past
president’s pin to Dr. Gaede.
A cash prize of $5 for having
the largest number of parents
present at the meeting was won
by the third grade room taught
by Mrs. Harry Reger. The chil
dren in the room have voted that
one-half of the prize money shall
be donated to ACCA and the re- .
maining half will be used to pur
chase ice cream for an end-of
school party.
Although this was the last ~
meeting of the 1962-63 school
term, the playground committee
of the P-TA will continue oper
ation this summer. As soon as
ground conditions permit, work of
installing playground equipment
now in storage will be completed.
RETURNS to OREGON
SOLDOTNA — Mrs. Walt Mc
Kern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. W ..Tones of Soldotna, and her ••
three little daughters, Sherri,
Becky and Jennie Lee, have re
turned to their home in Crescent
Lake, Ore., after having visited
here the past month. Jennie Lee. o
who will be six years old in Octo
ber, has spent most of the win
ter in Alaska with her grandpa
rents.
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tion of officers, 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, May 2 k
Kenai Area Nurses Group to
present “Careers in Health” pro
gram at Kenai Central High
School assembly, 1 p.m.
Soldotna City Planning Com
mission, Soldotna Community
Hall. 7 p.m.
Soldotna City Council, Com
munity Hall, X p.m.
Friday. May 3
“Tohaecy Road with Detours,”
burlesque melodrama for benefit
of fund for band and chorus uni
forms, Kenai Central High School
gym, 8 p.m.
Saturday, May 4
Anchor Point Theatrical Group
to present “Cabin Fever” in Ho
mer High School gym, 8 p.m. Pro
ceeds split 50-50 for Homer mu
seum fund and fund to build An
chor Point Community Hall.
Soldotna Library
Has Many Boks
For Area Artists
For artists in the area and for
beginners just learning to sketch
or paint, the Soldotna Public Li
brary has a shelf of recently re
ceived books on art and its vari
ous techniques. These books are
well illustrated, many in color,
and are expected to prove of in
terest to many in the general
reading public as well as artists.
The State Library at Juneau pre
sented them to the local library
as a gift and some of the vol
umes are valued as high as $25
each.
Representative titles and auth
ors are as follows
“Oil and Tempera Painting” by
Taubes, “Oil Painting Step-by
Step” by Guptill, "Portrait Paint
ing for Beginners” by Pratten,
“Dutch Painting” by Leymarie,
“Italian Painting” by Venturi,
“Frescos in San Antonio” by
Goya, “Spanish Painting” by Las
saigne, “Famous Paintings” by
Chase, “Oil Painting for the Be
ginner” by Taubes.
“Flemish Painting” by Las
saigne, '’'“Pepcil Pictures” by
Kautzkcv “Pieasso” by- Raynal,
“Painting Surf and Sea” by Bal
linger, “Learning to Paint in ;i
Oil” by Zaidenberg, “Ink Drawing
Techniques” by Pitz, and “Figure
Drawing” by Nichols.
With National Library Week
being from April 21 through 27,
the Soldotna Public Library is
seeking to inform more people of
its facilities and to encourage
children and adults to read more.
Newcomers to the area are es
pecially invited to visit the li
brary. There is no charge for a
library card.
Centrally located, the library **
currently is housed in basement
rooms of the Central Peninsula
Clinic, with entrance at the rear T!
next to the dentist’s office. Op
ening hours are from 3 to 5 p.m.
m. each Thursday and Friday and
also a later hour from 7 to 8 p.m.
on Thursdays for convenience of
workers. The Saturday 10 a.m. to
noon opening also features a story
hour for children at 10 a.m.
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