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Kasilof Area News
MRS. HOCKZEMA IS
HONORED AT SHOWER
A pink and blue shower was
held in the Kasilof area recently
for Mrs. Diane Hockzema. Given
in the home of Mrs. Charlotte Si
mon, Mrs. Pauline Cramer was
co-hostess at the shower.
Games were played and the
three prizes were won by Kimber
Simon, Joyce Addington and Jean
Jackinsky. The honoree received
many gifts from those attending
and others unable to come.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Enid McClane, Mrs. Lucy
Pollard, Mrs. Phyllis Church, Mrs.
Evelyn Simon, Mrs. Winnie Wil
liams, Mrs. Virginia Treat, Mrs.
Joyce Addington, Mrs. Joan
Landt, Mrs. Alice Huebsch, Mrs.
Lois Calvin, Mrs. Jean Jackinsky,
Mrs. Sheila Anderson, Mrs. Ruby
Megargel and Mrs. Ann Miller.
TUSTUMENA P-TA
ELECTS OFFICERS
The last meeting of the current
school year was held at the Tustu
mena School by the Parent-Teach
er Assoc., on May 2. An election
of new officers for the next term
was held.
Those elected to office were
Ira Miller, president; Mrs. John
Martin, vice president, and Mrs.
Gene Pool, secretary-treasurer.
The meeting was presided over
by the outgoing president, Frank
Rusk. Other out-going officers
are Dick Griffing, vice president,
and Mrs. Pauline Cramer, secre
tary-treasurer.
KASILOF BOOSTERS
MEETING HELD
Several civic problems were dis
cussed last Friday night when the
Kasilof Boosters Club met in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Jak
insky. The club is sponsoring the
gathering of clothing and food to
be sent to the fire victims at Cor
dova. These donations will be sent
as contributions from the Kasilof
community and not as from the
Boosters Club.
This May 3 meeting was the
last of the season as the next
meeting will not be held until af
ter the summer fishing season is
over—the exact date to be an
nounced later.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Huebsch, Mrs. Archie
McClane, Mrs. Wally Landt, Mrs.
Lucy Pollard, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Schultz, the Rev. and Mrs. Ray
Mainwaring and the hosts, Mr.
and Mrs. Jackinsky.
CHAMPION SPELLER
HAS MANY HOBBIES
S u z a n Huebsch, 12-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Huebsch of Kasilof, not only is a
champion speller but is an avid
reader of more than just spelling
books and other school work. She
checks out the limit of four books
each week from the Kasilof Pub
lic Library.
Suzan also has a hobby of col
lecting interesting rocks, which
she cuts, polishes and mounts. Her
specimens were on exhibit at the
Ninilchik Fair last year.
Suzan was awarded the Kenai
Peninsula Teacher’s Assoc, trophy
for her excellent spelling ability
when she was proclaimed cham
pionship speller at the recent
Spelling Bee held at Tustumena
School under sponsorship of the
KPTA. The spellers, all seventh
and eighth grade students, were
from Homer, Homer Christian
School, Anchor Point, Ninilchik,
Soldotna, Kenai, Sterling, Cooper
Landing and Moose Pass.
The Kasilof girl also served as
alternate speller at Anchorage
for Stephen Webb of Cohoe, also
a Tustumena student, who is a pa
tient at Providence Hospital in
Anchorage for treatment of a
broken femur. In the state event,
she was third runner-up of 59
spellers and for this feat she was
awarded a Zenith AM-FM tran
sistor radio and a $15 gift certifi
cate from Penney's Store.
KASILOF WELCOMES'
RETURNING feESIBENT
“On April 30th, ill of Kasilof
rejoiced when our good friend and
neighbor, Mandy Walker, return
ed home,” says Enid (Mrs. Ar
chie) McLane, Kasilof librarian
and artist.
Mrs. Walker Hrft in November
to visit her father and sister in
Hominy, Okla., and three brothers
in California. She visited briefly
with many former Alaskans in
various states and took many side
trips to such places as Disney
land, Knox Berry Farm, Will Rog
er’s famous gun collection at
Claremore, Okla., Hollywood Me
morial Cemetary, toured through
Palm Springs and saw the homes
of some famous movie and tele
vision stars — Debbie Reynolds,
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, Alice
Faye and Frank Sinatra. She also
went through the fabulous Los
Angeles Market, where she saw
Alaska halibut priced at $1.60 per
pound.
Coming from the “land of sun
shine and roses” was quite a
change to the “sea of mud” during
spring breakup in Alaska, But,
says Mrs. McLane, “Mandy’s
equal to the situation and soon her
homestead will be aglow with
flowers and green lawns.”
“The Kasilof Library is also
anxious to have Mandy return to
the ‘staff’ again, accessioning
books, acting as librarian and
picking up loose^ends. KasiloCs
correspondent has returned and
from now on Cheechako News
readers will once again see items
about Kasilof! Welcome home,
Mandy! We missed you and are
mighty glad to have you back
home.”
Area Doctors
On State Medical
Assoc. Committees
Five Kenai Peninsula physi
cians are serving on committees
of the Alaska State Medical As
sociation, which will hold its 18th
annual convention May 2 9
through June 1 in Anchorage.
The convention will be address
ed by approximately 15 out-of
state speakers, many of them
world famous in their respective
fields of medicine, in addition to
which about 10 Alaska physicians
will speak, many of them on sub
jects relating to specific medical
problems in Alaska.
Dr. William J. Mills, Jr., Asso
ciation president and Anchorage
orthopedist, will preside over
morning business meetings. Phy
sicians from all parts of Alaska
and workers in allied medical
fields are expected to be assembl
ed there.
Peninsula physicians scheduled
for participation in the meeting in
the various committees in which
they serve are:
J. B. Deisher, M. D., Seward—
member of Resolutions Commit
tee, the Committee on Constitu
tion and Bylaws, and the Commit
tee for Medical Practice Act:
Study for revision.
Paul G. Isaak, M. D., Soldotna
—Legislative Committee.
J. B. Fenger, M. D., Homer —
Committee for Promotion of Self
Sufficiency of the Alaska Native.
Elmer E. Gaede, M. D., Soldot
na — Committee on Medical Prob
lems of Outlying Communities.
E. W. Gentles, M. D., Seward—
Occupational Health Committee.
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