Mairiis Kilcher Wins Audubon
Scholarship For Bird Studies
Miss Mairiis Kilcher, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Yule Kil
cher, Homer, has been chosen
for an Audubon scholarship
which will permit her to attend
the Audubon camp in Califor
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ornithology.
Miss Kilcher, a graduate oi
Homer High School who now
lives in Anchorage, has made
very useful observations of
birds on the Kenai Peninsula,
according to Dr. Laurence Irv
ing, biologist in charge of the
Arctic Health Research Center
in Anchorage.
The scholarship was under
written by F. Clark Townsend
of Brunswick, Me., who also
offered a similar opportunity
for a student from the Fair
banks area and one from South
eastern Alaska.
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KENAI CHITCHAT
Gunnison Resigns From City Clerk Post
Jonn Gunnison has announced
his resignation as City Clerk ef
fective April 20th. The city is
now interested in receiving ap
plications for this position.
The City Planning Commis
sion is holding weekly meetings
until some of the initial work
can be caught up. Their open
public meeting will be held
once a month, on the third Mon
day of each month at 7:30-9:30
p.m. at the Civic Building. A
recommendation was mailed to
Roscoe Bell by the Planning
Commission on the proposed
sale of lots near the Beaver
Creek road junction in the city
limits to be held early in May.
Pointing out the need for local
housing, the Commission rec
ommended 32 of the 42 lots be
sold for residential and that the
remaining 10, which are unus
ually big lots and have highway
Honor Rolls
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Leslie Graff, Nathaniel Zehr
ung, Kevin Zernheld. Styshanie
Baun, Patricia Parsons, Jean
Kodyz, Rhonda Mendes, third
grade.
Joe Arness, Sharon Baun,
Dianne Ciccarrelli, Kathy Hol
lier, Kevin Morin, Gary Evans,
fourth grade.
John Seamen, Doug Coleman,
Vernie Lofstedt, Danny Hakki
nen, Anna Dean, Sharon
Kodysz, Roy Mullin, Connie
Butler, Christina Harlan, Ber
tha Porter, Page Spencer, fifth
grade.
Eddie Zenrung, Lawrence
Ciccarelli, Ann Brorsen, Liisia
Johansen, Mike McBride, Jack
Evans, Lucille Gagnon. Penny
Wirz, Darrell Kipp, Carol
Lewis, Fred Foshberg, Karen
Morin, Anne Wells, John Mc
Guire, sixth grade.
Louise Grainge, Betsy Zeh
rung, Karen Ivanhae, Elaine
Struble, Marilyn Hohnson,
Kitty Hartley, Kathy Erlwein,
Mary ellen Doolittle, Kurt Kar
sten, Martha Auldridge, Patty
Ash, seventh grade.
Leah Hunson, Eileen Mullen,
Larry Hobbs, Bonnie Bell, 8th
grade.
frontage, be treated as commer
cial. It is understood that the
State Dept, of Lands doesn’t
want to sell the commercial
lots, only lease them.
Sparkles
Kenai policeman Red Pleavy
appeared last Saturday for the
first time in a new uniform
and a car. The regular marked
police vehicle will be a while in
coming, he said.
Vacationer
John T. S. Gibson, father of
Jim Gibson, of Aviation Serv
ice, just completed a whirlwind
tour of Mexico with another
son, Dr. John R. Gibson of Den
ver, Colo. He'll be back in
Kenai in June.
Full House
George C. Bonin, better
known as “Frenchy the Bar
ber,” has moved from his trail
er operation north of town, to a
new shop in the old terminal
building. He moved next door
to another new business, A&A
Variety.
Home from Hospital
Mrs. Helen Haworth is home
after spending six weeks in
traction for a ruptured disc at
Providence Hospital in Anchor
age.
New Barber
Geneva Armitage from Indi
an Valley, Idaho, has set up a
barber shop in the office back
of The Rig Bar.
Holligan Running
Clarence Marsch reports that
the holligan are now running
in the Kenai River.
Visitors
Herbert Cox, nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Cox, arrived
from Peoria, Illinois, to spend
the summer. His parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Cox, and broth
ers, Bill and Jim, plan to visit
later in July.
Wintered Outside
Tony Johannsen is back for
the fishing season after spend
ing the winter outside.
Broken Hand
Vic Tyler is wearing a cast on
his right hand. He broke the
middle finger and the base of
his hand on the job at Swanson
River last week.
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