THE KEN AI PENINSULA
CHEECHAKO NEWS
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LOREN STEWART .... Editor
DOROTHY STEWART . Foreign Correspondent (Retired)
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I ON JANUARY 27, 1962, daring the Kenai Peninsula Borough
Study Group meeting held in Soldotna the Legislative Committee
j was formed, t he committee members consist of the following;
1. Chairman Mai Cole, Box 97, Kenai, Alaska ...,...’ 283-7792
2. Yule Kileher, Box 353, Homer. Alaska ..235-8713
3. Alan Peterson, Box 160, Kenai, Alaska
4. Grady Thomas, Route 1, Kenai, Alaska
j 5. Bob Palmer, Box 203, N.inlchik, Alaska
6. Dace Cooper, Box 55, Ninilchik, Alaska
j We would like to invite any person or persons who would be
i interested in serving this committee in an advisory capacity, to
j please contact anyone of the above committee members.
Coming
Events
FRIDAY, FEB. 9
Toastmasters club organiza
tional meeting, 8 p.m, Riverside
House, Soldotna.
SATURDAY, FEB. 10
Greater Soldotna Chamber of
Commerce—John Aleantra, gov
ernor's liaison assistant as guest
peaketr, noon luncheon, Parker’s
in Ridgeway,
Kiwanis eiuh organizational
inoeting, 8 p.m. Riverside House.
Funds for Festival bake sale,
sponsored by Kenai Homemakers
et Seaman's Furniture, Kenai, be.
-ins at 11 a.rn.
Ski races (second day) on Ob
t-en Mt., Homer.
Sterling Homemakers health
fund benefit cake sale, Big K,
in Soldotna, noon to closing time.
Soldotna Baptist Church Youth
Rally, 7:30 p.m. at church.
SUNDAY, FEB. 11
New power plant open house—
Kenai Power Corp, hosts, noon
•to 5 p.m. in Consolidated Utilities
.'Uilding. Take Sports Lake Rd.,
Limousine
Service
Night and Day
Phone 262-4461
SOLDOTNA
TRANSPORT ATION CO.
REGISTERED
Land Surveyor
Stanley McLane
MILE 100 KENAI SPUR
Phone 262-4723
BOX 316 SOLDOTNA
just below Site 17 and follow the
signs to location.
Ski Races {final day), Olsen
Mt., Homer.
MONDAY. FEB. 12
Soldotna P-TA special meeting
with Dr. Helen Dittman as speak
er, 8 p.m. at school,
Kenai PTA, Salute to past
presidents, 8 p.m. at school.
Soldotna Homemakers, special
meeting. 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Jess
Shelman’s. Soldotna.
A CCA, 2 p.m. at home of Mrs,
Thomas O’Malia, FAA, Kenai,
TUESDAY, FEB. 13
Kenai Health Council, 7:80 at
Kenai Health Center.
WSCS study course, 10:30 a.m,
Kenai Methodist church.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11
Immunization clinic, at Kenai
Health Center, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Kenai O of C, Library of City
Adm. Bldg., noon.
Redoubt Toasimistress club at
8 p.m, at home of Mrs. 31. L.
Grange in Soldotna.
Valentine banquet, St. Peter
the Fisherman church, Niniichik
at 6 p.m.
Central Kenai Peninsula Hosp.
Assoc, special meeting of board
of trustees, 11:45 a.m. at office
of Jess Nicholas in Kenai,
THURSDAY. FEB. 15
Sterling Homemakers, 7:30 in
community log cabin. Sterling.
Soldotna Planning Comm., 7:30
p.m., community hall.
Soldotna City Council, 8 p.m.
at community hall.
Youth Sunday
Observed Locally
Youth Sunday was observed in
the Kenai Methodist parish on
Jan. 28, marking- the opening of
Youth Week in Protestant church
es across the nation.
In local commemorations a to
tal of 25 young people partici
pated in worship services in the
Kenai Methodist church, the Me
thodist Chunch of Christ the
Victor, Clam Gulch, and Church
of St. Peter, the Fisherman, at
Ninilchik. Teenagers led prayer
and reponses, read the scriptures
and gave the sermons of the day.
Taking part in Kenai at 11 a.m,
were Darryl Kipp, Mary Ellen
Cole. Judy Mann. Martha Ames.
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Martha AuldrMge, Mary Alice
Grarmge, Don Mann, Allen Graff,
Kevin Morin and Sharon Knack
stedt. The sermon period was
shared by Leona Graff, Karen
Morin and Sgt. Harold DuGay,
youth fellowship rounselor. In
addition, Lucretia Hoover played
the’ organ, Sandra Rose assisted
as a greeter. The Chapel Choir
under direction of Miss Pal Rose
sang an anthem.
At the Clam Gulch service on
Sunday afternoon Karen She tile
s worth and part or Daniel Harlan
led the service and the sermon
was given by Charles Hawkins
and Vera Bice.
In ad it ion to Hawkins and Miss
Bice, who also gave the sermon
at St. Peter’s, the following Nin
ilehik youth participated: David
Cooper, Nancy Bants, Dandy Ce
il, Danryl Cooper and Gary Coo
per.
Tustumena School
Lists Honor Roll
Tustumena school students, to
be named to the Honor Roll for
the second nine-week reporting
have been listed by W. D. Grif
fmg.
Grades represented and the
students so named include:
Third grade— Susan Heratan
sen and Mel* Omar; 4th grade
—Chlorinne Kingsley, Michele
Rusk and Shelle Webb; 6th grade
—Theresa Bartolowits, Christine
Griffing, Michelle Jackson, Devon
Martin, Betty Jo Raymond, and
Steven Webb. Seventh grade—Su
san Huebseh and Kristin Osmar,
In order to make the Honor
Roll for any period, the student
must have all grades of “B” or
better, including the important
one of citizenship, the teacher
said,
WS€S Study
Courses Planned
Study courses, entitled “New
Churches for New Times/* are
being presented at meetings of
the Woman's Society of Chris
tion Service of Methodist church
es at Niniichik and Kenai. Mrs.
Wilma Thompson is serving as
teacher of the courses, according
to Rev. Daniel Harlan, parish
pastor.
At Miniichick, the courses be
gan on Feb. 6 and the next is
scheduled for 10:30 a.m. on Feb.
20.
At the Kenai Methodist church
the same instruction is set for
10:30 a.m. on Feb. 13 and Feb.
27.
NOT SECOND HIGHEST
Turnagain Arm of Cook Inlet
—for year* regarded as having
the second highest tides in the
world, next to those of the Bay
of Fundy in Nova Scotia, Canada
—was downgraded in 19-61 to sev
enth place among the larger world
tides.
fijSlISra
on the Kenai Peninsula
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CHEECHAKO NEWS—262-4624
FiRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST MISSION meets each Sunday from
10 a.m, to 12 noon at Soldotna Community Bldg1. Rev, James M,
Simmons of Anchorage, Pastor. 61-bc
LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES 4 p.m, Sunday:"ionday School
3 p.m. at Soldotna Theatre, O, B. Sjelstad, Pastor.
SOLDOtNA BAPTIST CHURCHTat the Y. Sunday-School at 10 am.
Morning' Worship 11 a.m.; Sunday evening service 7:36 p.m.
Rev, Paul Weimer, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULES: KenailTaum
at Our Lady of the Angels church; Sokletna, 11 a.m. at Village
Shopping Center; Wildwood 4 p.m. at Wildwood Chapel,
KEN AI METHODIST CHURCH— Church School 9:4$ am. and Pub
lie WorsMp 11:00 a.m. each Sunday, Methodist Youth Fellowship
Sunday 8:00 pwa, Daniel Harlan, Pastor.
KEN AI LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICE^ at 4
11th in the rear lobby of Kenai Hotel. Jos. Frenz, Pastor.
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