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High Times
At Kenai High
The big event at Kenai Central
High School this week was the
election of Student Council offic
ers for the 11(63-1964 school year.
Students campaigned Monday and
Tuesday, and on Wednesday at
2:00 p.m. there was an assembly
where speeches were given. The
students were then returned to
their study halls and voted.
The winners of the elections
were: President, Beverly Zeh
rung; vice president, Jim Hall;
secretary, Carrie George; treasur
er, Marsha Caulfield, and activity
chairmen, Harriet Knight and
Robbie Walker. All the nominees
were worthy opponents and'all
deserved to win.
The Kenai band started match
ing a few days last week and to
the rattle of drums and an occa
sional song paraded up and down
in front of the school. About half
the band members had matched
before and the results were pret
ty good. The band will play at the
Friday night performance of “To
baccy Road.”
Preparations are well under
way for the Junior-Senior prom
to be held on Saturday May 11.
Almost any teenager walking
around with red fingers will be a
hard-Working Junior making
crepe-paper roses for decoration.
Elephants
Net Museum
Over $1,000
A two-day auction sale at Hom
er this past weekend netted the
Homer Society of Natural History
a total of $1,100 toward the
building of a museum to house
•artifacts and nther histoi-ical ob
jects pertinent to the history of
the area.
According to Walter Thomas,
vice president and program chair
man, the auction was scheduled
only for Saturday but there were
so many white elephant contribu
tions that it ran over into anoth
er day. All types of objects were
auctioned off ranging from baby
cribs to tools and tow chains.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rafferty,
now of Soldotna, donated the use
of the old skating rink on the
East Road as a site for the sale.
Thomas said that clearing of
i land is expected to begin soon on
two big lots, comprising nearly
one acre, across from the Com
munity Church.
The prospective museum site,
which is within the city limits of
Homer,, was donated to the So
ciety by Sam Pratt, the organiza
tion’s president. Actual construc
tion on the building is hoped to
start before fall.
Former Soldotnan
Buys Palmer Store
SOLDOTNA — Ben Bolen,
formerly associated with Lou’s
Market in Soldotna for more than
a year, purchased the Piggly
Wiggly supermarket in Palmei
early in April and has assumed
management. The name of the
store has been changed to the P
and B Market and will be inde
pendently owned and operated
and no longer be associated with
any food store chain.
Bolen, married and the -father
of six children, was associated
with the Albertson chain of food
stores in Idaho for 10 years be
fore coming to Alaska. Mrs. Bol
en and children expect to be mov
ing from Soldotna to’Palmer in
the near future.
WILL SI MMER IN ILlAMNA
NORTH KENAI - Mrs. Oren
Hudson and children, who are
living on their hornoetoad north of
Kenai, will be returning to Ilium,
na about the middle of June.
Hudson already is across the Inlot
onerating a charter flying ser
vice o”+ lllnnvr
★ Coming Events ★ ■
Saturday, May 4
Kenai Masonic Club, to hold se
cond degree ceremonies, Kenai
ceeds 50-50 for Homer museum
fund and Anchor Point Commun
ity Hall building fund.
Monday, May ft
Kenai City Planning Commis
sion, City Administration Bldg.,
8 p.m.
Ladies of Elks, regular meeting
in Kenai Elks Bldg., 7 p.m.
Tuesday, May 7
Soldotna City .Election, in Sol
dotna Community Hall. Polls open
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. to
tt p.m. •' -_ :
Kiwanis Club luncheon meeting,
Parkers in Ridgeway, 12 Noon.
Moose Pass Sportsman’s Club,
to nominate officers, 7:30 p.m.
British Broadcasting documen
tary film on Alaska to be shown
free in Homer High School gym.
sponsored by Homer Society of.I
Natural History, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 8
Kenai Chamber of Commerce,
Jet Cafe, 12 Noon.
Kenai City Council, City Ad
ministration Bldg., 8 p.m.
Thursday, May 0
Soldotna City Planning Com
mission, Community Hall, 7 p.m.
Soldotna City Council, Com
munity Hall, 8 p.m.
Friday, May 10
Nikiski P-TA at North Kenai
School, program to feature ballet
and tap dancing by students from
Jean Haller’s Master Dance Stu
dio, 7:30 p.m.
Annual Ninilchik P-TA Talent
Show, to be held in Kenai school
gym, at 8 p.m.
Saturday, May 11
Wildwood Station welcomes
Kenai 'School
Lunch Menus
.Monday, May 6
Barbecued pork, butter beans,
cole slaw, hot buttered rolls, ap
ricots, milk.
Tuesday, May 7
Vegetable-beef soup, buttered
green beans, cheese wedges,
crackers, apricot cobbler, milk.
Wednesday, May 8
Ham hock and beans, buttered
corn and tomatoes, crisp eorrt'
bread. peach halves, milk. .. . *•*
Thursday. May 9 v„
Turkey chow mein \vith\rffg*
buttered peas, apple sauce, hot
buttered rolls, milk.
Friday, May 10
Clam chowder, buttered corn,
cheese wedges, crackers, apple
cobbler, milk.
TO C RAB FESTIVAL
KENAI — The Kenai Chamber
of Commerce will cooperate with
the Soldotna Chamber of Com
merce in an excursion to Kodiak
this weekend to celebrate the
King Crab Festival with citbiehs
of Kodiak. Participants expected
to represent Kenai are James E.
Fisher, Kenai Chamber of Com
merce president; John Hulien, C
\ -of C board member; Mrs. Hulien.
and Mr. and Mrs. Joy Riley, secre
tary.
-ptrorTT ' Bimw - mrces uay
Show, military displays and other
.•vents begin _\nth^,0^.7> .llpuse”
f'itoTnef EJro^Twatre Ground* -
present “That IKT* at
Homer Elks H«$». &•.*!? ,P-m- ^r0‘
ceeds benefit HonuflT Concert As
sociation.
Kenai Ladjep of Elks Luncheon
and white elepbafft Bale, public
invited, in Elks Bldg., 10 a.m. to
:i p.m. Proceeds for charitable
work of organization.
Iltamna Eastern*Star Club, in
Jess Nicholas’ home '<2-mile off
Beaver’Loop.: ISnatrr Kenai, 7:30
p.m.
Greater Sotdotaa;£Re publican
Club, Whosttfenxier'-'mth visiting
state legislators as speakers, Riv
erside House, 7 p.m.
Beninsula-wide Junior High
track ‘meet, to be held at Kenai,
begins at, 10 a.m. Field events at
K.emrr -Geptral High School, track
■eyenfa at Wildwood Station.
Juniar-Seruoi' banquet and prom
-lit Kenai -Central-High School,
banquet at 7 p-rn.’, followed by
dancing, about 9130 -p.m.
Too Lalo lo Classify
FOR RENT ~T
TWO-BEDROOM and :i bed-roJm
I'ni*, ||
way. Phone 262-4480. lTiO-^b
FOR SALE—REAjj ESTATE
YOUR BEST BUT IN SMALL
TRACTS.. As low.as $280 |>er
acre (for 10 aere^racts) and
even lower for larger tracts.
P,4 acres $625; 2acres $0:i6;
5 acres $1500; IfK^cres $2800.
These are new oiuihe market,
select yours now vrBile there is
a large choice,*th<»y won’t last
long at these prices. Also a
limited amount of.Xenai River
frontage. WelhPdrHled on this
property have found good water
at an average of 40 feet. EASY
TERMS on approved credit.
Write J. S. Smith, Box 2fc{,
Soldotna. 130-?b
FOR SALE—EQUIPMENT
D-8 CAT, 1-H Series with angle
blade and double drum unit.
$7000. J. S. Smith. Box 2$,
Soldotna. 130-3b
SOLDOTNA THEATRE
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