District P-TA
Plans Spring
Meet in Soldotna
Soldotna will host the bi-an
nual dishrirt meeting of the Con
gress of Parents and Teachers on
March 24.
Delegates are expected from
all schools in District 5 includ
ing Kenai, Sterling. Soklotna,
Xsniichik. Anchor Point, Moose
Pass and Homer,
The meeting will begin with
registration of delegates at 5:30
p.m. at the Riverside House, Sol
dotna. Dinner theie will begin
at 6 pm.
Following dinner the d el e -
gates, parents and teachers will
go to the Soldotna school build
ing’ for a program at which Mrs.
Ethel Cole, Alaska 'state P-TA
president, and Mi's. Hendricks of
the National Association will be
guest speakers.
Plans for the conference were
formulated at a meeting called
% Mrs. Mary R. Hawkins, Dis
trict 5 vice president, and held
in Soldotna on Jan. 30.
WEEKEND VISITORS
KENAI — Recent guests in
the home of Mr. an Mrs. Myron
Oronce were Mr, ami Mrs. Phil
lip Mercer and Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Miller and families of An
chorage. They were accompanied
by Mrs, Virginia Powers and
two children, who remained in
Kenai and are currently making
their home with Mr. and Mrs.
Cronce. Mrs. Powers, sister of
Mrs. Mercer and of Miller, ia
working at the Hi way Laundry.
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CAFE HOLES—6 a.m, to 10 p.m, Every Day
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Honor Students
Listed at Kenai
Honor roll students for the
s econd period in Kenai h i g h
school and in the elementary
school have been announced;
High school honor students
were:
&th grade— Pat Caton, Paul
Coray, Mariilyn Davis, Judy En
celewski, Thor Evenson, J i m
Hall, Lea Munson, Carol Taur
iainen, Kevin Wells, Pat Fiske,
Larry Hobbs, Jennifer Carey, Sue
b and Harriet Knight.
10th grade— Kristin Heath
and Sharon Pace.
Ilth grade — Larry Jordan,
Dan Rounds and Mike Tauriain
em
12th grade— Karen Heath,
Donna Hobbs, and Charles Jack
son.
Straight A grades were listed
for Pat Caton, Larry Jordan, Ka
ren Heath and Mike Tauriunen.
In the elementary school, the
following were on the honor roll;
2nd grade— Vince Addington,
Sondra Baun, Sharon Evans, Ka
ren Cibson, Karen Harlan, Laurie
Johnson, Vanessa Kipp, Mary
Kuchta, Jill Thayer, Tucker
Thompson, Josephine Wilson, Dale
An!dridge, Arlene Graff, Thomas
Holliman, Franzisfca Hook, Karen
Jaynes, Mike Meeks, Betsy
Miller, JoGail Monigobl, D^vid
Phelps, Lynn Spencer, Dale
Winzenread, Jane Waggy and
Leslie Thomason.
<*rd grade— LeAnn Carter,
Gary Hoilier, Jimmy Caton, Deb
bie Poore, Loi* Erszler, Diana
Carter, Okarmaine Warren, Re
becca Hobbs, Glenn Tauriar.en,
Brian B leaser, Paula Cox, Geneva
Mullin, Prieilla Parsons. Karen
Frib, Mary Sisson, Steve Cline,
Rolfe Grover, Patrick Malone,
Randy Moore and Kent Weils.
4th grade — Ehvin Hoover,
Joie Kuchta, Karl Bierdeman,
John Spencer, Stephie Baun,
Kathy Ames, Karen Hartley, De
bts Johnson, Jean Kodysz, Chris
tine Morin, Myra a Ortiz and Su
zanne Rockwell,
5th grade—- Kerin Morin. Mar
garet Enzler, Kathleen Hoilier,
Janeece Honea and Joe Aiuess.
Gth grade— Danny Hakkinen,
Sharon Kodysz, Roy Muilm, Ber
tha Porter, Christina Harlan,
Carl Taurianen, Kerry Zirnhed,
Lynn Honea.
7th grade— Pat Holliman,
man, Norma Hodge, Jack Evans,
Darrell Kipp, Belinda Smith,
Fred Fosberg, Anne Wells, Carol
Lewis. Karen Morin.
8th grade—John Miller, Martha
Auklridge, Mary Ellen Doolittle,
Betsy Zehrung, Rose Durham,
Elaine Struble, Alice Turroell, Le
cretia Hoover, Kitty Hartley,
Craig Coray and Candy Bucking
ham.
To be eligible for the honor
roll a student mast have all As
and Bs in all subjects except
art, music and physical education..
SOLDOTNA — Vera Frank
lin, owner - operator of Vera’s
Variety store, is currently visit
ing her mother in Kansas. Dur
ing hen absence, Mrs. A'l Mbr
rase is in charge of the shop.
LEAVE ALASKA
OLDOTNA — Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Stroud, who lived near
the Soldotna airport the past
year, have returned to Califor
nia. Stroud had been employed
here by Standard Oil Co. of
Calif.
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City Seal
Winners
Are Named
Final judfcirig of entries sub
mitted by Kenai children in the
City of Kenai contest for a de
sign for a city seal has been com
pleted ami winners announced.
Rose Anne Malone, eighth
grade, placed first ami received
a $25 U. S. Savings bond. Cash
prizes of $10 and $5 went to
Beverly Erlwein, second place,
and Lea Ra-sh, third place. Both
girls are in high school with
Beverly being a senior and Lea
a Sophomore.
The three winning designs wUl
be on display in the Kenai high
school gymnasium during the
third annual Kenai Peninsula
Arts and Crafts Show, April 14
lb.
The city of Kenai sponsored
the contest in which more than
50 entries were submitted for
consideration. Judging was based
upon originality of idea and
creative ability.
George Navarre and his com
mittee report they had difficulty
ii: narrowing the selection to six
entries/which were then submit
ted to the City Council for final
judging.
At suggestion of W. A. Hoover,
school superintendent, awards
presentation was held at school
assemblies with Richard Morgan,
city councilman officiating.
The prize winning design, a
black and white ink drawing, is
round with “City of Kenai, Alas
ka” incribed around the edge at
the top aril “171*1" at the bottom,
signifying the date of the orig
inal founding of the to-wnsite as
a Russian fur trading post.
A four pointed star is super
imposed on a map of the Kenai
Peninsula as the central design
for the seal. The top point of
the star depicts the old Russian
church* signifying religion and
the historical background dating
back to the Russian heritage,
On the bottom is an oil derrick,
especially significant to sub&tarr
iiate Kcnai's claims of being the
“oil capital of Alaska.” The fish
ing industry, so vital to many in
the area, is shown in the fish
drawn to the left—while on the
right a moose, sovereign of the
Kenai National Moose Range
signifys good hunting.
Kenai Cagers Get
Tournament Bid
KENAI -— The Junior High
and Junior Varsity basketball
teams at Kenai have been asked
to attend the Invitational Tourn
ament to be held in Anchorage
on March 2 and 3 under sponsor
ship of the YMCA.
Kenai teams won the Invita
tional Tournament event last
year.
PAINT
your inside
before
spring cleanup
MEN! IN PICKING OUT
PAINT SHOULD BRING
THEIR WIFE OR A NOT
FROM SAME.
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