INCORPORATING
(Continued from page one)
including election of its own offi
cers, issuing of stock and deter
mining its policies.
If the company or corporation
5s not formed within 00 days, all,
donations are to be lefunded in
full to the donors by the trustee.
The present farmers commit
tee will continue feasibility stud
ies of agriculture potential and
means of developing a sound ag
ricultural program. Results of
the study are to he made avail
able to tire new company, which
is to take the place of the cur
rent operating committee.
Kenai CAP
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Or with other squadrons.
With the cooperation of the
people in the area, the squadron
received funds to operate and
construct a hangar to house the
1,-20.
“The work performed by the
Kenai Days Committee in raising
$270# was the work of a dedicat
ed group to whom enough thanks
and gratitude are impossible to
express/’ Kipp says.
“The squadron received, thru
the dance, Kenai Days, donations
and membership dues a total of
$4,-153.85. Disbursements for op
erations, moving building, dance,
etc. amounted to $1,179.42. Mon
ies spent for the hangar to date.
$1,775.10.
“It will take art estimated Si,
300 to complete the hangar,” the
major continued, “and another
$1,100 to insulate, install doors,
and so forth. Due to the extreme
cold and snow, the hangar project
has come to a standstill, which is
only temporary.”
There were 07 Cadet and Sen
ior meetings held during 1961,
plus first aid classes with an av
erage attendance of 46. Sgt. Tom
Foster of Wildwood Station was
instructor.
An estimated 2,100 hours of
work were put out by members
through missions, training and
operation of the squadron.
Membership in the CAP is vol
untary anti members pay $12 each
yearly for the privilege of being
a member. They buy their own
uniforms and pay their own ex
penses while on a mission.
“No member of the squadron
has or can receive a cent for his
or her service,” the commander
explained. “Their sole reason for
belonging to CAP is community
service arid to be trained and
ready in case of national emer
gency.”
The Kenai Squadron at piesent
has 24 senior members and 10
cadets.
SQLDOTNAr— Ted Grain ge of
Soldotna Supply has announced
the arrival of the siren which is
to be used by the fire department
and as a warning signal by the
Civil Defense, j
Baptist News
ANNUAL MEETING
OF BAPTIST CHURCH
The annua! business meeting of
tiie Soldotna Baptist Church was
held Friday, Jan. 12, with new
officers elected for a three-year
term.
Clinton Ducker was elected
deacon; Dr. Elmer Gaede, Sun
day School superintendent; Beit
Schultz, assistant superintendent;
R, I,. Schmidt, Bud Ba refield and
Ilollis Justis, trustees; Mrs. Hol
lii Justis, church clerk, and Mrs,
K L Schmidt, treasurer.
CHURCH MEETING
Betfifnininfr Jan. 21 there will
be a meeting every night for two
-weeks at 7:30 at the Soldotna
Baptist church. The speaker will
be Mac MeElveen,
CHURCH SUPPER
Ten churches were represented
at a men's fellowship supper held
at the Baptist Church in Xinil
chik Friday night, Jan. 10. The
speaker for the evening was Gil
bert Bursell.
CHANGES JOBS
SOLDOTNA— Elizabeth Mea
dows, formerly at the Central Pe
ninsula Clinic, is now employed
in the office of Tachick’s Freight
Lines, Soldotna.
REGISTERED
Land Surveyor
Stanley McLane
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