JANIE HANKS, 16. PA 'JFK, shows the fur parka she made
and modelled to win the State t-H Club Dress Revue and a trip
to t-H Club Congress in Chicago, Nov. 25-30.
Seeks Volunteers
The Kenai Volunteer Fire De
partment is seeking more volun
teers to cooperate in this civic
service to the community. A re
viving of interest in the now ex
isting organization is sought.
All interested persons are in
vited to attend the next meeting
of the department, scheduled for
7:30 p.m., Friday, Nov. 17, at the
fire hall.
Sterling Sketches
Breaks Wrist
Mrs. Mary Hanson fell recently
and broke her left wrist.
School Election
The annual election of the Sterl
ing Advisory School Board was
held on Nov. 14 at the Sterling
school. One member was to be
elected for a three-year term. The
election ended with Jess Robin
son being reelected.
Visit Daughter
Visitors at the home of the
Frank Kraxbergers are Mrs.
Kraxberger’s parents, Mr. and
Mil's. Verne Fanning.
NAMED TO LEGION POSTS
Six Kenai Peninsula Legion
naires have been named to com
mittee chairmanships in the Le
gion for year 1961-62.
Area men included are Dave
Cooper, Ninilehik, Janies Arness,
Kenai; Ted Wythe, Homer; Ray
mond Doyle, Seward; Arden
Strutz, Seward and Harold Sou
naband, Seward.
Moose Tally Underway
The annual moose nose count
is presently in progress on the
Kenai National M ose Range and
adjacent areas, John B. Hr.kala,
refuge manager, said Thursday.
Three Fish and Wildlife Service
aircraft are being used in mak
ing the survey, which is expected
to be completed next week if
weather conditions permit. Ap
proximately half of the Range
has been covered to date.
All moose are being tallied by
sex and age class, Hakala said.
Bulls are being classified as to
size, yearlings, mediums and
large.
Calf to cow ratios and bull to
cow ratios will serve as status to
determine size of moose herds
in the area and will also be used
to establish the annual hunting
season, the refuge manager add
ed.
Bob Burkholder, acting region
al supervisor for the Branch of
predator control of the U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service, Anchorage;
Jack Dickickson. biologist for
the Alaska Department of Fish
and Game, and Game Manage
ment Agent “Abe” Thayer, Ke
nai, are assisting refuge person
nel in making the survey.
Kenai P-TA
Hears Talk
W. A. Hoover, superintendent
of Kenai schools, addressed th e
Parent-1 cache; Association .Mon
day night on the subject of ac
creditation of high schools.
“It is unlikely that an applica
tion from Kenai schools will be
considered this year for accredi
tation,” Hoover told the group.
He added, however, that a gradu
ate of Kenai high school can en
ter college under the present plan.
The fact that the libray at the
Kenai high .school is not up to re
quired standard is partially the
reason for failure to receive ac
creditation to date.
A drive is underway to correct
this situation.
Peninsula Women
At OES Triennial
Blanche Miller, school teacher at
S e w a r <1 returne<l Wednesday
from Miami Beach, Fla., where
she was grand usher at the 30tli
Triennial meeting of the Order
of Eastern Star International. En
route to Seward she stopped at
Soldotna to visit a friend, Marv
ene Sundry.
Mrs. Miller was accompanied to
Florida by Edna Drink-all, worthy
matron of the Seward O.E.S. chap
ter, who served as a delegate.
Mrs. Drinkall remained Out
side for a further visit.
It was reported that the five
day meeting was attended by ap
proximately 8,000 persons.
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