Honor Roll
Announced
Honor students for the third
grading: period at Kenai elemen
tary sghool have just been an
nounced. The various grades,
teachers and students making the
honor roll are as follows:
Second Grade—Mrs. Mildred
James, teacher—Vince Addington,
Sandra Batin, Sharon Evans, Kar
en Gibson, Karen Harlan, Laurie
Johnson. Vanessa Kipp, Mary
Kuehta, Jill Thayer and Josephine
Wilson,
Second Grade—Mrs. Elsie Sea
man, teacher — Dale Auld ridge,
Arleane Graff, Thomas Holliman,
Franziska Hook, Karen Jaynes,
Lynn Spencer and David Phelps.
Second Grade— Mrs. Dorothy
Morgan, teacher— Leslie Thoma
son, Jana Waggv and Kerry
Wells.
Third Grade—Mrs. Maty Cline,
teacher—Brian Blosser, LeAnn
Carter, Lois Enzler, Paula Cox,
Gary Hollier, Wanda Alexander,
Diana Carter, Sharmaine Warren
and Debbie Poore.
Third Grade—Me s. Doris Puck
ett, teacher — Doneva Muliin,
Maynard Peterkih, Mary Sis son
and Jan Thompson.
Fourth Grade—Mrs. Katherine
Suberg, teacher—Kevin Zirnheld,
Linda Martin, John Thomson,
David Coray, Patricia Hcnea, Les
lie Graff, Patricia Parsons and
W arren Johnson.
Fourth Grade—Mrs. Catherine
Clark, teacher—Karl Bier-deman,
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NOW AT HOME in Soldotna are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mc
Kern, whose wedding was an event of Feb, 34. The bride is the
former Patricia Kettles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Jones,
Soldotna. Jones is senior pusher for Alaska drilling operations for
Standard Oil Co. of Calif. The bridegroom is a long time employee
of Union Oil Co.
John Spencer, Kathy Ames, Ste
phanie Baun, kuen Hartley,
Debra Johnson, Jean Kodysz,
Chris Morin, Myma Ortiz and
Suzanne Rockwell.
Fifth Grade—-Richard Ruberg,
teacher—Kevin Morin, Margaret
Enzler, Kathleen Hollier, Janeece
Hones and Christy Lofstedt,
Fifth Grade—Mrs. Coral Allen,
teacher—Joe Arneas.
Sixth Grade—Wallace Sidbaek,
teacher—Danny Hakkinen, Shar
on Kodsyz, Vernie Lofstedt and
Roy Mu.iin.
Sixth Grade —Mrs, Catherine
Hennc-—Christina Haiian, Wil
liam Hodge, Lynn Honea, Bertha
Porter , Page Spencer, Carl Tau
riaineri; Kerry Zimhekl.
Seventh Grade—Mrs. Virginia
K. Holt, teacher—Fred Foaberg,
John McGuire, Carol Lewis, Anne
Wells, Jack Evans, Karen Morin,
Norma Hodge and Pat Hollimon.
Seventh Grade—Dennis Reither,
teacher—Audrey Johnson, John
Consiel, Allan Graff and Penny
Wirz.
Eighth Grade—-Mm. Mary Wil
Jet.% teacher—Rose Mary Durham
and Elaine Struble.
Eighth Grade—Robei-t Puckett,
teacher—Craig Coray, Candy
Buckingham and Charles Mc
Crary.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Pete Madsen was entertained
with a surprise birthday party at
his home on his 75th birthday,
March 21. Lorraine Blake baked
a beautiful cake and Ann Ram
sell furnished ice cream. Other
guests were Ruby Megargel,
Mary Smith, Archie Ramsell and
Ray Blake.
Americanism Day
Program Given
At Kenai School
Americanism Day winners were
awarded cups in the recent junior
high school oratorical contest con
ducted at Kenai elementary
school. Mary Ellen Doolittle
placed first, Rosemary Durham,
second, and Jack Evans, third.
The program was sponsored by
the American Legion Post and
the American Legion Auxiliary,
with Mrs. Mary Willets, eighth
grade instructor, serving as mas
ter of ceremonies.
Special guests from the Legion
and Auxiliary introduced by Mrs.
Willets included Mrs. A1 Lee, Mr.
and Mrs, Dave Bell and Mrs.
Allan Petersen. Flags were pre
sented to elementary school stu
dents and to members of Mrs,
James A mess’ kindergarten class,
who were also present ®t the pro
gram.
Individual prises were present
er l to Joe Arnes*, Wanda A ul
dridge, Sharon Sawn, Paula Cox.
Lois and Margaret Enzler, Gary
Evans, Sheila Hall, Christina
Harlan, Rhonda Hinson, Gary
and Kathy Hoilier, Laurie John
son, Kevin Morin, RozAnne Na
varre, Maynard Peterkin, Kano
Prib and Jill Thayer.
In spelling competition, Patri
ck Parsons placed first; Cindy
Helle, second, and Warren, John
son, third. '-fr
Room awards were also pre
sented to grades taught by Mrs.
Mildred James, Mrs. Elsie Sea
man and Mrs. Dorothy Morgan,,
as first, second and third-place
winners, respectively.
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Annual Kenai Hi School
TALENT SHOW
★
Bigger and Better
★
FRIDAY, APRIL 6th at 8 P.M,
KENAI HIGH SCHOOL GYM
★
Kenai Hi Band — Girls’ Chorus
Singing — Dancing — Musical
Comedy — Skits — Comedy
★
Sponsored by the Kenai Student Council
Directed by Fritz Hall
PROCEED^ JO HELP-FINANCE FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT
Winner Named:
In Redoubt Club
Speakoff Event
Mrs. Lyman McBride, Keoai,
will represent the local Redoubt
Toastmistresses on the evening of
April 13 at a Toastmist^ess ' Coun
cil 12 speaboff to he field at the
Anchorage - Westward Hotel in
Anchorage. She will compete
against contestants j epic • ntin-r
lour other clubs.
Mrs. McBride and Mrs. Larry
Lancashire, winners in elimina
tion speech contests held recently
by the local club, met ifi apeakoff
competition at a banquet in Park
ers’ main dining room in Ridge
way. It was men’s right and
approximately 14 of the club
members- were accompanied by
their husbands.
In the local speak off. Mrs. Mc
Bride’s subject was ''Talent" and
her title was “Don’t Buy Years.”
Mrs. Lancashire had “Appear
ances Are Deceiving” as her sub
ject and “The Good Old American
Fraud” as her title.
When Mrs. McBride enters
WKMtrai .T-n- H- r-n«il»fdl I'll I IT TIIJI ■ -f 1ILI.UU l.l.ll
Council, 12 competition,^ s,he will
be notified &s to hvr'fubject just
48 hour* before the banquet and
will be given a choice of three
topics upon which to base her.
speech. She Will be penalized if
she speaks longer than seven
minutes or less than five.
Mrs. Stanley Mct-ane, club
president, officiated at last week’s
meeting and Mrs. Jess Nicholas,
Jr., was toastmistress. Mrs. John
S. 'Smith, a.s lexicologist of the
evening, presented the origin and
derivation of many words sug
gested by a dimm: meeting. The
talk of Mrs. Sue Hayes dealt with
“Education.”
Topic mistress, Mrs. Bill Staley,
introduced the topic “Black arul
White” and called on Mrs. Ted
Grailage, Mrs, Leo Oberts. Mrs.
Bill Thompson and Rev. Dan Har
lan for brief comments on the
topic.
Judges of the speakoff event
were Win ford Hoover, Rev. Har
lan, Mrs. George Denison and Bev
erly (Mrs. Bill) Thompson, Ke
nai, former member of a Toast
mistress club in Anchorage who
recently joined the Redoubt Club.
Kenai Peninsula
Progress Report
ACTIVITY IN BUSINESS & INDUSTRY
N. Renai School
Bid Opening Set;
Board Is Elected
Bids for the eons true tiers of the
North Renai elementary school,
to be built at Nikishka Bay,
North Renai, are to be publicly
opened on Aped! 18 in .the office
of Richard A. Downing, Commis
sioner, Department of Public
Works, Juneau.
The one-story reinforced con
crete block and frame building
will include eight classrooms, ad
ministrative suite, toilet, rooms
and a boiler ■
A thaee-member advisory
school board for the ye t-to-Ho
constructed school, was elected
March 26 in a meeting held at
the North Renal Commcrity Club
building; ' ‘ "* '
Elected to the Hoard are Art
Jaurianinen, who is to serve three
-years; Peggy (Mrs. James) Ar
neas. two years, and Clara Mae
(Mrs. Guy) Moore, elected for a
om^year term.
POOR RUN FORSEEN
Low salmon runs are predicted
for Bristol Bay and fishermen of
the area are facing a disastrous
season. Not only non-Alaska fish
ermen but also Alaska fishermen
who do not reside in the Bristol
Bay area are advised they will
be better off fuumcially if they
do not make ^fans- to fish in the
Bristol Bay area this summer.
TO GET POWER
COOPER LANDING — Resi
dents of Cooper Landing1 are ex
pecting to have electric power
connected to their homes and bus
iness establishments by the last
of April, The Gustof Hursh Co,
is using helicopters to set poles
and string line for Chugaeh Elec
tric Go. from the latter’s Cooper
Lake project.
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Fuel Oil Co.
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