kasilof news
Booster Club Plans Park Improvements
Friday, March 24th at 7:30
p.m. the Booster Club met at
the home of the president,
George Jackinsky. Many time
ly and civic matters were dis
cussed. A committee was ap
pointed to investigate and
make plans for beautifying and
equipping the Kasilof Townsite
Park. The committee consist
ed of Mrs. Walter Landts, Rev.
Ray Mainwaring, and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Mead. The next
meeting will be in the Kasilof
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on the
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Stop! for refreshment & information
Public Library for the purpose
of cataloguing the new books
received from Juneau.
NEW BOOKS
Friday, March 24th, the
board of directors of the Kasi
lof Library met at Mrs. Jean
Jackinsky’s home. They made
tentative plans for purchasing
new books for the library. Mrs.
Enid McLane is chairman of
the board of directors with Mrs.
Jean Jackinsky and Rev. Ray
Mainwaring as members.
BOX SUPPER
The Tustumena Student
Council sponsored a box sup
per Saturday March 25th at the
Tustumena School. Entertain
ment included games, dancing,
and visiting. Fred Huebach and
Ira Miller were the two auc
tioneers, selling all of the beau
tifully decorated boxes for a
total of $87.40. The personnel
of Tustumena School and mem
bers of the Tustumena Student
Council wish to thank all of
those who made this such a
success.
Profiting from the recent
theft at the school, the Student
Council has very wisely de
posited money received from
the box supper in the bank.
Dock Permit
An application for a Depart
ment of the Army permit to con
struct a dock at Nikishka on
Cook Inlet north of Kenai has
been made by James Arness.
Information is requested by
the U. S. Army Engineer Dis
trict on any objection to the
proposed project from the
standpoint of navigation.
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Donna Hobbs, lead in the junior play, "Desperate Ambrose,"
is caught in a pensive mood. Right, the action reaches a climax
in the Kenai high school play.
Pins Pong; Meet Held
Wednesday, March 29th, the
KPTA Ping Pong tournament
was held at Tustiunena School.
Those schools participating
were Anchor Point represented
by Paul Mutch, “Stormy”
Stutes, and Eddy Cooper; Ster
ling, represented by John Mc
Farland. Patty Fiske, and Mary
Coursen; Ninilchik, represent
ed by David Cooper, Eugene
Matson, and Gary Cooper; Tus
tumena, represented by Greg
ory Burton, Gary Bonin, and
Suzanne Huebsch. Because of
illness, Moose Pass was unable
to send representatives although
they had planned to do so.
Sterling School won first
place and took home for the
second year the Enid McLane
Trophy. Anchor Point won sec
ond place and Tustumena
School placed third.
The individual winners were:
first place, Gregory Burton of
Tustumena; second place, Mary
Coursen; third place, Patty
Fiske.
Those of Tustumena School
wish to thank all who contrib
uted to making this Ping Pong
Tournament the finest and most
fun of any. Thanks go to Mr.
Fred Huebsch and the Student
Council who made about $16
on the popcorn and candy con
cession stand. Thanks to all of
the parents who contributed
supplies and equipment for the
concession as well as cookies
for treats.
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brary.
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