Sterling Club
Plans Wednesday
Demonstration
Mrs. Richard Keating, beauti
cian. will present a hair styling
demonstration when the Sterling
Homemakers organization meets
March'd at 7:‘i0 p.m. in the home
of Mrs. Bing Brown at Sterling.
Mrs. William Hansen and Mrs.
Brown will be cohostesses.
All members are asked to bring
the afghan squares they have
been making to the meeting in
order that it may be determined
how many more will be needed.
The utst meeting of the club
was on Feb. 20 at which time It*
members anti one guest, Mrs.
Gladys Musgrove of Homer, were
present. A letter was read from
Mrs. Delbert L. Wolfe of Cooper
Landing, president of the Kenai
Peninsula Homemakers Council,
inviting the group to attend the
spring meeting of the Council
to be held in Soldotna with the
tentative dates set for April 26
27. An acceptance has been sent
in by the club.
The program included the show
ing of two short films and a dem
onstration by Mrs. Musgrove on
“What Makes Humans Tick.''
Mrs. Musgrove’s visit previous
ly had been set for Feb. 6 at a
meeting held in the home of Mrs.
Carole Smith, which was attend
ed by 12 members and two
guests, Debbie and Steven Smith.
In-as-much-as the home demon
stration agent was unable to be
present, the evening was spent in
a lively discussion regarding the
Cuban situation and other world
problems.
Kenai School
Lunch Menus
Monday, March 4
Wieners and buns, mustard, re
lish, buttered corn, whole apri
cots, and milk.
Tuesday, March 5
Hot turkey sandwiches with
mashed potatoes, buttered preen
beans, fruit Jello and milk.
Wednesday, March <i
<'hi!i beans, crackers, buttered
peas, cookies, fruit, and milk.
Thursday, March 7
I amale pie, catsup, buttered
mixed vegetables, hot buttered
rolls, peach halves and milk.
Friday, March 8
Macaroni and cheese, buttered
peas, hot buttered rolls, chocolate
pudding and milk.
Nurses to Hear
Special Speakers
Maj. Harriett Daley, post dis
pense y nurse at Wildwood Sta
tion, and Mrs. John Vore, x-ray
technician formerly from the
Mid West and Portland, Ore., will
be the speakers on March 6 when
the Kenai Area Nurse- Group
meets at 8 p.m. in the Officers
Club building a! Wildwood.
Mrs. Vore will discuss “X-Ray
Therapy” and Major Daley’s to
pic will concern “New Trends in
Nursing Procedures and Equip
ment.”
All members of the nursing
profession living in the area un
invited to be present.
Alaska Film
Proves Popular
A Bureau of Mines film entitled
"Alaska and Its Natural Re
sources” had 10,765 showings dur
ing 1962, proving to be one of the
most popular films in the bureau’s
free loan library.
The film, in sound and color,
was made in cooperation with the
Richfield Oil Corp.
—Heart Surgery’s ‘First’—
Nears Anniversary
SILVER ANNIVERSARY of her
historic heart operation will be
observed in August bv Mrs.
Paul A. Nicoli of Belmont. Mass.
It was in 1938 that Dr. Robert
E. Gross of Boston corrected
her congenital heart defect in
the first successful operation
of its kind. Now 33, she is in
good health and the mother of
Listen to:
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