Reger-Anderson Wedding
A lovely double ring cere
mony uniting Miss Kathleen
Ann Reger and Robert Lee An
derson, both Senior students at
the University of Alaska, was
witnessed by more than one
hundred friends at College
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Presbyterian Church in Fair
banks June 10.
Parents of the newlyweds are
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reger of
Soldotna and M/Sgt. and Mrs.
A1 Walters of Fairbanks.
Miss Mickey Kleinbach, or
ganist, played the traditional
“Wedding March” and accom
panied Miss Patsy Eastland who
sang “The Lord’s Prayer.” Miss
Reger was escorted to the altar
by her father. The bride wore
a ballerina length gown of
white lace and net over satin.
A matching coronet held her
elbow length veil. She carried
an arrangement of tiny white
chrysanthemums and lilies of
the valley on her white Bible.
Her only attendant was Miss
Marjorie Parkins of Anchorage
who wore pink.
The bride’s mother wore pink
lace and organza with pink and
white accessories. Mrs. Walters
wore blue linen. Orchid cor
sages completed their ensem
bles.
A reception in the church
basement followed the cere
mony. Here the couple cut the
five-tiered wedding cake.
Attending from Soldotna was
Mrs. Roy Johnson, who flew up
in a private plane to attend the
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson plan
to attend the University of
Alaska next fall.
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Soldotna bridge damaged in
collision w'ith Weaver Bros,
truck. Damage estimated at
$1,000.00.
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Mrs. Stanley “Daphne” Mc
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at the Homemakers short course
held at the University of Alaska
this year, teaching a course in
safety with emphasis on auto
safety and drivers’ education.
This was quite an honor since
it was one of the first times an
instructor was chosen from
the delegates. The usual cus
tom has been to bring in out
side instructors.
Anchor Point Homemakers
attending the short course were
Mrs. Patricia Onstatt and Mrs.
Gussy Mumev,
Others from the Kcnai Penin
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and Mrs. Mina Heake from
Homer, Mrs. Lillian Johnson of
Moose Pass and Mrs. Ethel Bell
of Seward.
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and possibly junior high school
classes.
A large, centrally - located
high school is always more de
sirable than more, but smaller,
scattered ones, Dr. Norby said.
Not only can a better curricu
lum be offered, but it will be
possible to attract and keep
better teachers if they are not
required to teach a variety of
subjects outside of their major
field.
High schools on the Peninsula
will be located according to
“service areas”; that is, cen
trally located for the transpor
tation of students from out
lying areas. A service area for
a central high school will be
within a 25- to 40-mile radius,
depending on road conditions
and density of population. De
partment plans are for large
high schools at Homer, Ninil
chik, and Kenai. An addition
to the Ninilchik school is in
the planning stage now.
Dr. Norby said the amount of
aid the State would contribute
to the new Kenai High School
would depend upon the amount
of local entitlement for 815
funds, but the State could rea
sonably be expected to carry
its proportionate share of the
load for those children attend
ing from outside the incorporat
ed area. “From 5% to 95%”
was his way of phrasing it.
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