Anchor Point’s candidate for queen honors in the .Ian. 18-19-20
\nchor Point Snow Festival is Patty Stutz, who can often he
seen riding her father’s motor scooter. Anchor Sales and Service
is her sponsor.
Seventh Graders To Be Girl Scouts
A new troop of Girl Scouts is
in the process of being organized
in Soldotna. .Mrs. Don Bailey, ex
perienced in similar work in An
chorage prior to moving to Sol
dotna in November, is to be lead
er of the troop of seventh grade
girls. Ten girls have signified
they wish to be troop members
and more will be welcome. Mem
bership will be limited to girls
in the seventh grade.
Mrs. Bailey would like to have
an assistant leader join her in
the work. Such a volunteer need
not have prior training, she said,
but must be willing to devote
about one-half day each week to
the work.
r
The main interest of the troop
will be earning credits toward a
badge and in work for first class
rank. The Girl Scout objective
will be to encourage each girl to
think for herself.
Mrs. 'Bailey will be working in
cooperation with 'Mrs. Russell
Bagley, who heads the Girl Seout
movement in the -Soldotna area,
and with Mrs. Carl Zehrung,
neighborhood chairman . for ihe
Kenai, Wildwood and Soldotna
area.
The first meeting of the new
troop of seventh grade Girl
Scouts will be on Jan. 16 from
3:45 to 4:45 p.m. at the Soldotna
school.
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Baby Derby
Won by Boys
Boys outnumbered girls in
births recorded at the Central
Peninsula Clinic, Soldotna, for the
year of 1962. Total deliveries dur
ing1 the past 12 months numbered
88 of which 45 were boys and 43
were girls.
The 1962 total was an increase
of 22 over the 61 babies reported
by the Clinic the previous year.
The 1961 tally included 32 girls
and 29 boys born after the Clinic
first opened its doors for service
to the community early in April
until the close of that year. The
1961 total also included two sets
of twins, all girls. There were no
twins recorded in 1962.
Nathan Gregory Crum had the
distinction of being the first baby
of 1962. He greeted the world
with a lusty yell at 3:45 p.m. on
Jan. 2, weighing 8 lbs. 6 oz. Now
celebrating his first birthday, he
is the son of James and Lois
Crum, who recently completed
proving up on their homestead
on Ciechanski Road near Soldot
na. The homestead, incidently, is
reported to be one of themeatest
'LEGAL NOTICE
CITY OF KENAI
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
ELECTION
WATER BONDS
A special election shall be held
on 5th day of February 1963, in
and for the City of Kenai, Alas
ka, in the City Administration
building, at which the following
proposition shall be submitted to
qualified electors:
PROPOSITION
Shall the City of Kenai, Al
aska, issue general obligation
bonds in an amount not to ex
ceed TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND L) OLLARS
($200,000.00) for the follow
ing purposes: For the con
struction of water mains and
water distribution works
within the corporate limits
of the City of Kenai, includ
ing acquisition of necessary
lands, appurtenances and in
stallation of all necessary -
equipment, appliances, fix
tures and all other appur
tenances. All of said general
obligation bonds shall mature
in not to exceed Thirty (30)
years from the date of issu
ance and bear interest at a
rate not to exceed Six Per
Cent (6',) per annum and
shall be payable both princi
pal and interest out of annual
tax levies to be made without
limitation as to rate or
amount, all as more speci
fically provided in Resolution
No. 5H of the City of Kenai,
Alaska.
QUALIFICATIONS OF ELEC
TORS: (a) Electors must be at
.least Nineteen (19) years of age;
‘(b) Elector^‘must be citizens of
the United States and for at least'
one year immediately preceding
said election, residents of the
State of Alaska, and for Thirty
(30) days immediately preceding
the election residents of the City
of Kenai, Alaska; (c) Electors
must be able to speak or read the
English language as prescribed
by law; (d)/Electors must not be
barred from voting by any Other
provisions of the law; (e) Elec
tors must appear on the latest
tax assessment roll for the City
of Kenai. (f) Electors must be
registered in the manner pre
scribed intOrdinance No. 3 of the
City of Kenai.
REGISTRATION: Regis tra
tion of electors shall be accom
plished daily, except Saturdays,
Sundays and holidays at the of
fice of the City Clerk, City Ad
ministration ‘Building, Kenai, Al
aska from 9{®0 A.*M. ttr'5t00 P.M.
daily. Registration shall be closed
5 days preceding said special
eleotion.
POLLS: The only designated
polling place for the special elec
tion for ail -qualified -voters shall
be in the City Administration
Building at Kenai, Alaska and
said polls shall be.jopen for voting
from $ :00 A. M- to 8j60T». M. on:
5th day Of February 1{M>3. *
Francis Torkilsen
City Clerk
Pub. January«4, 11, 18; 1963. r ),.*■
and best developed -on the Kenai
Peninsula. Crimi is a carpenter
by trade.
Climaxing the busy year at the
Clinic and closing the books for
19(52 was the entry recording the
birth of Carrie Jean Cook, born
at 7:50 p.m. on the final day of
the year, Dec. 31. She weighed
an even 7 lbs. and is the daughter
of Mr. and Mi’s. J. L. Cook of
North Kenai. Her father is a
commercial fisherman.
The doctors and staff at the
Clinic say that 1JWJ2 ended with
the ever-increasing need for a
hospital in this area more evi
dent with each passing day. Their
New Veai’s wish was that 1!>6‘5
may show definite progress in ob
taining an adequate hospital fa
cility to serve the growing com
munities in the northwest portion
of the Kenai Peninsula.
“So Long” says Dorothea Willard
of DOROTHEA S BEAUTY SHOP
80LDOT N A
“An’d thank you to all of my friends for your past
patronage. I am sure you will receive excellent ser
vice and attention from the new' owner:
DOROTHY LEE”
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