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Colleen (Mrs, Keith V, Rivers)
has been employed by the Chee
chako News since Jan, 2 as office
secretary. Native of Oregon. Col
leen c-sme *o Alaska in May 1960
and has been a resident of the
Soldotna area since May 28, 1961,
her wedding day.
Her previous experience in
cludes being a former secretary
for four years to the assistant
staff coordinator of J. Henry
Hesler and Go., Investment Man
agers, in Portland, Ore,; secre
tary for six months for the Red
Cross in Anchorage and a clerk
typist for a short time at the
Alaska Native Hospital, Anch
orage before working for the Red
Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Rivers live in
a trailer home on property pur
chased last summer on Rebels
Run Road, Ridgeway. Keith is
a lineman for Homer Electric
Association, Inc., and has I<een
associated with HE A since 1960
with prior wank being on bush
jobs.
Born at Fairbanks and a resi
dent of Alaska all his life, Keith
is the son of the late “Vic” Riv
ers, former Territorial Senator,
and is a nephew of Ralph Rivers
(Rep. D Alaska).
Read the Classified ads-—it pays
Style Note
You wall be able to recognize
the host at Seaman's Furniture’s
2nd birthday party (to be held
In April). He will be wearing
Bermuda shorts, dark glasses and
a bank examiner. (adv)
WHITE’S
SERVICE
Complete Automotive Service
and Motor Rebuild
TUNEUPS A SPECIALTY
‘Don’t fight ’em, let us fix ’em’
NATIONAL CAR RENTALS
OPEN DAILY 7:30 A M. TO 9:00 P.M.
SUNDAY’S 8:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M.
Phone 283-7656 Kenai
Harry White, Prop.
Coming
Events
SATURDAY, FEB. 17
Kenai Peninsula Borough Stud
y Group, luncheon meeting at
12 noon, Riverside House, Soi
dotna.
Little Red Wagon benefit
dance. North Kenai Community
Club. 8 p.ra.
SUNDAY, FEB. 18
Men’s second annual elimina
tion tournament ends at Sky
Bowl, Sokiotna, 2 p.m.
MONDAY, FEB. 19
Sokiotn-a Homemakers, at home
of Mi-s. M. L. Grange, 7:30 p.m,
Special meeting of Kenai City
Council ami Kenai Volunteer Fire
Department, city cle.k’s office,
7:30 p.m.
Public Hearing, called by City
of Kenai Planning Commission,
to name communities within city,
in Kenai Civic Center, 8 p.m.
Central Peninsula Democratic
Club, Kenai Civic Center, 8 p.m.
with Russ Meekins as guest
speaker.
TUESDAY, FEB. 20
Methodist W.S.C.S. study
course, at St. Peter the Fisher-,
man church, Ninilchik, 10:30 a.m,
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21
Kenai City Council, at Kenai
Community Library, 8 p.m.
Kenai Chamber of Commerce,
luncheon meeting, Western Cor*
lal, 12 noon.
Sterling Homemakers cosmet
ic- party at home of Mrs. Morris
Couraen. 1:30 p.m,
FRIDAY. FEB. 23
Special election at Kenai on
Ordinance 18 (to grant or reject
a franchise to Kenai Power
Corp.) Polls open from 8 a.m.
to 8 p.m.
SATURDAY. FEB. 24
Site Committee of Central
Kenai Peninsula Hospital Assoc
iation to meet with Kasilof area
residents, in Library building at
Kasilof, g p.m.
STERLING HOMEMAKERS
STEELIN' B — .lira. Morris
Coursers will be hostess at the
meeting of the Sterling H o m e
makers club to be held in her
home from 1;30 to 4 pm. on Feb.
21. A cosmetic party is planned
with Mrs. B. L. Clanton as the
demonstrator. Visitors from Ke
nai and Soldotna will be welcome,
little red wagon fund
KENAI — The Kenai Chamber
of Commerce voted Wednesday
to contribute $5 to the Little Red
W agon fund to buy a new ambu
lance for the Anchorage Fire De
partment. Many Kenai area peo
ple have benefited from the free
service offered by the present
Little Red Wagon which meets
planes bringing in ill and injured
persons for hospitalization in An
chorage.
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Kens! Peninsula Briefs
additional flight
SOLDOTNA — Cordova Air
lines, on Feb. 26, will begin op
eration of a DC 3 evening flight
from, Anchorage to Soldotna and
return to Anchorage, according to
Red Grange, local Corova man
ager.
PLAN FASHION SHOW
SOLDOTNA— Plans for the
spring fashion show, sponsored
annually by the Soldotna Home
makers, were formulated at the
Feb. 5 meeting held in the home
of Mrs. Ralph Belts. Committees
were appointed and mode’s were
selected. The event is planned for
April and will be in the Soldotna
school building.
DEMO CLUB SPEAKER
KENA1 — Russ Meekins, of
Anchorage will be guest speaker
on Feb. IS when the Central
Peninsula Democratic Club will
meet at the Civic Center, Kenai,
at 8 p-m. Meekins is chairman of
the South Central Democratic
Committee.
NEWS REPORTERS
SOLDOTNA—Amy (Mrs. Ted)
Grairare has been appointed local
news reporter by the Greater Sol
dotmi Chamber of Commerce,
Katherine (’Mrs. Charlie) Par
ker, Soldotna correspondent for
Anchorage Daily Times, is the
Chamber’s publicity chairman.
RECOVERING NOW
SOLDOTNA — Howard J.
Bindley, logrt time resident of
Soldo Ova, is reportedly rewvhrjn{,
from a stroke in a California hos
pital. Howard would like friends
to know hts present 'address is
E la-'? Vets. Hasp., Third and Har
rison Sts., Oakland, Calif.
PAINT
your inside
before
spring cleanup
MEN! IN PICKING OUT
PAINT SHOULD BRING
THEIR WIFE OR A NOTE
FROM SAME.
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KEYS
DUPLICATED
Penn’s
Hardware
SOLDOTNA
When in Seward area Stop-Shop at
irw? Metcalfs Cash Grey.
MILE r»»i, SEWARD HWY.
{The Friendly Store Where Courtesy is an Every Day Special)
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: “The principal thing an inquis
itive child learns is how little adults know,"1 *—■ BaiiSing.
(Benefit
DANCE
I North Kenai Community Club
Saturday, Feb. 17
8:00 1\M. UNTIL 1 M AM. v
Proceeds to go to fund for the
LITTLE RED WAGON
DONATION $1.00
Sponsored by North Kenai Community Club
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A BELATED VALENTINE THOUGHT
IF YOU DON’T HAVE A
SWEETHEART
CONSOLE YOURSELF WITH
A BOTTLE OF BOOZE
IF YOU DO
Buy TWO
from the
BEAR DEN
^ cyuor Store ; . .. j
“Boozin’ at it’s Best”