Approximately 2.300 person* received previous oral polio vac
cine in the area covered by the Kenai Health Council, which is
sponsoring the program. Scenes such as this will he repeated
Sunday afternoon at Kenai and Solodotna when the third and
final dosage is given.
List Winners
In Peninsula
Spelling Bee
by Michaelene S. Pendleton
Winners in the annual Kena
Peninsula Spelling Bee held al
Tustumena School on Wednesday
April 10. have been announced.
Spelling competition began a?
•third and fourth graders and fifth
and sixth graders spelled againsl
each other. Winners in this first
bracket were all fourth grade
students. First place winner was
Nels Osman of Tustumena School,
second place was Tyler Handler of
Sterling and third place was Jan
■Thomason, Kenai.
In the second bracket, ali of the
.winners were sixth graders. They
were: Shirley Nestor of Soldotna.
first place; Dane Rofker of Xinil
chik. second place, and Valerie
l ien of Soldotna. third place.
Winners in the junior high
high bracket were split — an
eighth grader, a seventh grader
and another eighth grader. In
first place was Susan Huebsch of
Tustumena; second place. Susan
McClain, Soldotna, and third place
Amy Walker. Ninilchik.
In the senior high classification.
"Vinners also were split as to
classes—a Sophomore, a Junior
and another Sophomore. In first
place was Phyllis Hines of Ninil
chik. Michaelene Pendleton of Re
placed second and Sally Sonnich
sen. Ninilchik. third.
High school winners for Kenai
( entral High School were Kitty
Hartley, a Freshman; Patricia El
lery. a Sophomore; Kristie Heath,
a Junior, and Michaelene Pendle
ton. a Junior.
Kenai Elects
P-TA Officers
The Kenai Parent-Teacher As
sociation annual meeting to elect
officers was held Monday night.
April 8, with M. L. Mullin, presi
dent this past year, conducting
the meeting.
Members of the nominating
committee were Mrs. Howard
Thomason, Mrs. A1 Munson and
Mrs. Carl Zehrung.
N'ew officers elected for the
l!)f>:5-64 term were: Mrs. Mart
WilletsT president; William Dur
ham. vice president; Mrs. George
Robinson, secretary, and Mrs. Abe
Thayer, treasurer.
The next meeting will be hele
on the second Monday * night ii
May at which time Mrs. Jeai
Haller has been invited to pre
sent her annual dance recital.
; Newcomers
Katrina Dawn Burgess
Born at (5:25 a.m. on April I
in Central Peninsula Clinic, So
dotna. a daughter to Mr. and Mr:
Raymond Burgess of Homesit
F.oop Road, Kenai. The infar
weighed (5 lbs. 1 oz.. and has bee
named Katrina Dawn. Burgess i
an insurance underwriter for Mi
tual of Omaha.
Joseph Thomas Hart os
At 2:1(5 p.m. on April 5, a so
was born in Central Petiinsul
Clinic, Soldotna. to Mr. and Mr.<
Henry Bartos of North Sta
Route, Kenai. He has been nam
ed Joseph Thomas and weighs
lbs. 2 oz. The baby’s father is j
commercial fisherman.
June Rose Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinsoi
of Soldotna are announcing thi
birth of a 6 lb. 13 oz. daughter
whom they have named June
Rose. She arrived at 10:4(5 a.m. or
April (5 in the Central Peninsuh
Clinic, Soldotna. Robinson is em
ployed by the Kenai Pipe Lim
Co., Kenai.
Kenneth Douglas Baun
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Baun oi
North Kenai have selected Ken
neth Douglas as the name foi
their 6 lb. 12 oz. son, born at 2:11
a.m. on April 12 in the Centra
Pehinsula Clinic, Soldotna. Baut
is employed by Standard Oil Co.
of Calif., in the new refinery
nearing completion north of Ke
nai.
Mahan Baby
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mahan of
Soldotna are the parents of a 10
lb. 5 oz. daughter, born at 5:56
p.m. on April 13 in the Central
Peninsula Clinic, Soldotna. Mahan
is a construction worker. Decision
as to the baby’s name has not
been announced.
Tom Alan Jansson
Mr. and Mrs. Karl .Jansson oi
Second Ave., Kenai, are announc
ing the birth of their son. Ton
Alan, who arrived at 2:44 p.m. oi
April 16 in Central Peninsuls
( linic, Soldotna. He weighed i
lbs. 4 oz. and his father is an oi
field worker employed by Rowai
Drilling Co.
EMERGENCY FLIGHT
SOLDOTNA — One of the em
ergency flights from Soldotn,
Airport recently was the evacu
atton of the small daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Keeler t
I Anchorage on April 12. Her ill
i* rieSs was reported by the hospita
i there as bronchial pneumonia. He
three-months-old sister died i
Kenai a couple of weeks ago.
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Miihirrtiit, April 20
Kenai Peninsula Borough Study
tirmip meeting, public urged In
attend, Riverside Mouse, I p.m.
luncheon; eomulftfees to meet at
neon.
Autogftiph party honoring Kl*n
Pedersen, Kenai Peninsula auth
or, at Ninilehik School, under
sponsorship of Ninilehik Puhlie
Library, 1-4 p.m.
B.L.M. public land auction of
lots in Kasilof tcnvnsite, sale be
gins at I p.m. at Tusfumena
School.
Slikok Valley Comunity Club
belated Faster party for children
in area, at log community building
on Kalifonsky Beach Road, 2 p.m.
Kenai Central High School Fac
ulty to host Seward faculty at
volley ball game in Kenai gym,
7 p.m.
i. Sunday, April 21
1 ype Sabin oral polio vaccine
clinics in Kenai Community Li
e bran and Soldotna School, noon
t to 8 p.m.
Monday, April 22
Soldotna P-TA, election of of
ficers and talk by Miss Margaret
Hamilton, speech and hearing
therapist, 7:30 p.m.
q Immunization clinic. Sterling
t school, noon-1 p.m.
ACCA Board meeting, Kenai
j. Health Center, 8 p.m.
Kenai City Planning Commis
- sion. City Administration Bldg.,
, 8 p.m.
Tuesday, April 23
Sabin oral polio vaccine clinic.
Ninilehik School, noon to 8 p.m.
l American Legion Auxiliary,
- Unit 20. Kenai Community Li
, brary, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, April 24
Immunization Clinic, Kenai
Health Center, 1-5 p.m.
Redoubt Toastmistress Club,
dessert meeting. Riverside House.
Soldotna, g p.m.
Kenai Chamber of Commerce,
Jet Cafe, noon luncheon.
Kenai City Council, City Ad
ministration Bldg.. 8 p.m.
Thursday, April 25
ACCA regular meeting, public
invited, Kenai Central High
School home economics room.
7:30 p.m.
City of Kenai monthly no-host
dinner, public invited. Western
Corral, 7 p.m.
Soldotna City Planning Com
mission, Community Hall, 7 p.m.
Visit your Kenai Community'
Library, National Book Week Ob
servation, all afternoon.
Soldotna City Council. Com
munity Hall, 8 p.m.
Alaska Field Council of Baptist
Mid-missions spring conference
at Holdotna MaptlM Church, 7 p.
m. (firs! day)
Immnni/.iitiit't Clihlc. Soldolna
School. II a tii. I 2
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Kenai I’oninsttln Mnfflpmflket'fi
Council, spring meeting, in Not
flntnn Haptlst Church basement,
session opens in am. (first day)
Alaska Field (‘otmcil of Haptlst
Mid-missions spring conference af
Soldo! na Maptimt Church, 7 p in.
I second day )
Immunization clinic. Cooper
Landing School, noon to 2 p.m.
Sabin oral polio vaccine clinic
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