Kenai Peninsula
People & Places
NORTH KENAI—Joe and Lil
l.an MeGaughey of North Kenai
■were Anchorage visitors Tuesday.
KENAI — Wvdey T. Mayer,
civil engineer from Bakersfield,
Calif., arrived Monday to servo as
“an advance crew'’ for his family,
which wilt Join him in the area as
scon as he has obtained housing
and is located in his work. He ex
pects to he employed in the
Tyonek area.
SQI.DOTNA—Emory Mayberry
and his sister, Mrs. K. L. Burton,
are enreute over the Alaska high
way from Casper, Wyo., and are
expected to arrive Hus weekend
to visit their parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Harold Jeffers.
HOME’S—Eleven fishing boats
reportedly took more than 5,000
crabs into Seldovia for processing
last Tuesday.
REGISTERED
Land Surveyor
Stanley McLane
MILE 100 KEXAI SPUR
Phone 262-4723
BOX 346 SOLDOTNA
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when he Is too timid to
wear a loud sports coat,
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INSURANCE AGENCY
Call Collect
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SOLDOTNA — Mr. and Mrs.
Janies A. Byrd and two small
sons are preparing; to leave for
Tennessee some time in April.
They plan to make the trip over
the Alaska highway. Mrs. Byni
and child: en will remain with her
parents until after the birth of
the next child. Byrd, electronics
technician, who has- been with
RCA for the past three years and
since last September, has been
employed at White Alice Site 17,
expects to return to Alaska short
ly after getting his family located
in Tennessee.
K ASII.OF—Enid (Mrs. Archie)
McLane of Easilof was presented
a life-time membership in the
Alaska •Congress of Parents and
• Teachers Saturday night at the
district meeting held 'in Soldotna.
The presentation was in recogni
tion of Mrs, McLane’s outstand
ing work as an educator in Ka
silof area and in other sections
of Alaska for many yearn Xow
retired, Mrs. MvLane is still in
tensely interested . in school
affairs.
AT P-TA CONFERENCE
SOLDOTNA—-Delegates or rep
resentatives from seven Parent
Teacher Association groups or*
the Kenai Peninsula were in at
tendance Saturday at the District
5 P-TA Conference in Soldotna,
Schools represented were those of
Homer, Anchor Point, Tustuinena,
Ninilchik, Seward, Kenai and Sol
do tna,
DOG LICENSES
SOLDOTNA—-The City Council
has passed an ordinance that will
compel the licensing of all dogs,
License fees will be S7.pt* for
female dogs and $3,d0 for male
dogs arid spayed females. The en
forcement of this ordinance is ex
pected to curb the stray dog situ
ation which has been so bother
some in past months.
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’ OUT OF HOSPITAL.
SOLDOTNA—Howard; Bink
ley, Soldotna area 'homesteader
who has been hospitalized several
months Outride, sends a message
back to his Alaska friends:
“I am out. of the hospital as of
March 8,” writes Howard. “Can
walk, but right arm is useless.
Always was left-handed anyway.
L. McGuire was over from san
Francisco to see me a few times.
Hops to improve fast now*. Hear
regularly from Art Frisbi, who is
in Florida. Expect him here to
see me in a month. Do not know
where I will be yet ‘permanan
ate.’ Am now staying with a
friend at Newcastle, Calif., Route
1, Box 474/’
Big Razor Clam
Feed in Ninilchik
A idg dinner of fried razor
clams and ail the trimmings is
being planned in Ninilchik for
Saturday, April 7th, when the
W.S.C.3. of the Met*h«4is* Church
present their first an nut.? Clam
Dinner, Dinner will be served be
tween 6 and 8 p.m. to the general
public for $2 a plate and $1 far
a child's plate, Barbara Bast*
will be frying the clams, and as
sisted in the serving by Wade
Jackinsky, Elsie Ogren and Lorn a
Keeler, Wanda Cooper is is
charge of decorating. Sue Palmer,
Aline Huey and Pat McKibben
will also be helping in the kitch
en, while Mary Hawkins, Hen
Matson, -Charlotte Simonns and
Mary Ann Harlan will be busy
with home made rolls and pies.
The men of the church arc plan
ning to dig dams on several tides
before the dinner, so there will
be lots of clams to be fried to a
golden brown. The money raised
at the dinner will fee used for
kitchen equipment for the church.
Everyone is cordially invited to
enjoy clams in Ninilchik,
‘’CABIN FEVER”
ANCHOR POINT—’’Cabin Ew
er,” a variety show sponsored by
the Anchor Point Community
Club, will feature two- skits, “An
chor Point Daze" and “Sneaky
Sant, the Doily Mae,” as well as
stunts, musical acts and other
local talent. Proceeds from the
entertainment; scheduled for 8
p.m, March 31 at the Community
Club building, will be used for
materials to finish the building,.
AT KiSNAl LAKE LODGE
COOPER LANDING — Tessie
Young’ and her daughter Robin
ette, 10, are now living- at Kenai
Lake Lodge, where Mrs. Young
is employed by Toni a and. Gene
Burrows. Mr. and Mrs._ Burrows,
who purchased ..the lodge from
Mdiie Eaton, ofiieiaUy took’over
operation on March 1, although
they had been assisting Mrs.
Eaton since Jan. 11*. The Burrows
have three children, Brenda (13),
David Allen (11) and DeLana (4).
Brenda and David Allen are
among the 20 children attending
the Cooper Landing school, of
which Kenneth Brittel is teacher.
BIG CLIMB
The Mt. Marathon climbing
race, which attracts spectators
from afar, is held annually on
July 4 at Seward, Contestants,
competing for various prizes,
race to the peak of tire 3,022-foot
mountain and back.
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Easter
FASHION SHOW
— 2 DAYS —
April 6 at 8 p.m.
and April 7 at 2:3ft p.m.
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SOLDOTNA SCHOOL
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- Brown & Hawkins
of Seward is proudly participating in the show and
will display the latest darlene sweaters and skirts;
Tami sophisticates, popular casual clothes, Munsing
wear lingerie and Slenderella Hose.
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BROWN & HAWKINS
“One of Alaska’s Fine Stores”
j^ward. £jg: ;\v_. : alaska . •,
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Nurses Group
Meets Wednesday
The Ken ai Peninsula Area
Nurses' Association is to meet at
8 p.m. on April 4 in the Officers
Club building at Wildwood Sta
tion. All registered ami g; aduetc
nurses in the area art* urged to
be present. The program will be
presented by Mi- • Ruth Tewe;,
public health nurse, and films will
be shown.
“Cardiac Decompensation” was
the topic -presented at the last
meeting he’d on March 7 at tile
Wildwood Station home of Mrs.
Joy Kimball. Mrs, Ardis Ritter,
also of Wildwood Station, was in
charge of the program which was
attended by nine nurses.
Newcomer
LISA JAYNE DREBITKO
Mr. arid M;ns. William Drebitko
of Soldotna are announcing the
birth of their first child, a 6
pour.d 11 -ounce daughter, whom
they have named lisa Jayne, The
baby was bom at 8:45 p.m. on
March 19 at Central Peninsula
Clinic, Soldotna. Lisa Jayne’s fa
ther is a civil engineer and is em
ployed by the State Department
of Public Works.
DONALD DONCHAK
Born at 4 :'i2 a.m. on Friday,
March 2T, at . Central Peninsula
Clinic in SoMotaii, a son to Joseph
and Julie Donchak of Ridgeway.
The bate weighed -6 pounds and
‘14 *A*r»'4 ami 'has Itee’n named
Donald. Th^ infant's fathe rs site
sn'pVrvrso; for White 'Altar Site
No. 17.
STEVEN Ml( HAM. SENDER
A son, weighing 8 pounds and
3 ounces, was born to Frank and
Mary Senger, iSoldotna, at 6:15
a.m. on Wednesday, March 28, at
the Central Peninsula Clinic in
Soldotna. Mr., and Mrs, Stenger
live in Nejlson’s Trailer Couet,
directly across from the Clinic.
He is an employee of Northern
Oil Operations. The baby has been
named Steven Michael.
SCHOOL AS USUAL
It was the unanimous decision
of the teachers and administra
tion of the Tustumena school last
week, to “remain at home” during
the Annual Western Alaska
Teachers Convention.
Mr. ‘anT~Mi;s. Charles Prescott
and M r. andjfe. QrifTng carried
on their classroom activities as
usual.
Coming
Events
FRIDAY. MARCH 30
Teenage Dance Club, Soldotna
Community Hall, 8 pan,
SATURDAY, MARCH U
Kenai Peninsula Borough Study
Croup, Riverside House. Soldotna.
Noon luncheon followed by busi
ness session, 1 p.m. Decision as to
size and name of borough, wheth
er first or second class, b enough
seat, proper apportionment.
Kntmnen’s Rights Association,
Riverside House, 6:30 p.m., to. dis
cuss issuance of patent without
signed waiver.
“Stars in Their Eyes” amateur
play. Community Hall at Cohoe,
8 p.m,
“Cabin Fever” variety show,
Anchor Point Community Hall,
8 p.m.
MONDAY, APRIL 2
.Soldotna Volunteer Ambulance
Corps first aid training class
graduation, Soldotna school, 8
p.m.
TUESDAY, APRIL H
Public Meeting, called by Site
Committee of Central Kc-i ai Pen
insula Ho. *'tal Assoc., Soldotna
school, S p.m.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4
Kenai Peninsula Area Nurses
Group, at Officers Club, Wild
wood Station, 8 p.m.
Alaska Music Trail concert —
Duo di Roma, high school at Ham
er, 8 p.m,
FRIDAY, APRIL 6
Talent Show, sponsored by Stu
dent Council of Kenai high school,
at gymnasium, 8 p.m.
“April in Paris” style show,
sponsored by Soldotna Homemak
ers. Soldotna school, 8 p.m.
"Stars in Their Eves”' amateur
play. American Legion Hall, Ni
nUchi’\ 8 p m.
SATURDAY, A PR! I 7
"April in Paris” style show,
sponsored by'Sdtd&Tna Homemak
ers, Soldotna school. 2:30 p.m.
HIGHWAY
LAUNDRY
KENAI
and
SOLDOTNA
LAUNDRY
Are
PICKUP STATIONS FOR
Homer Cleaners
TWICE WEEKLY
PICKUP and DELIVERY
TUESDAY and FRIDAY
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3 - Act,
Comedy
WITH fiEii' LIVE ACTORS !
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. “STARS IN
THEIR EYES”
— 2 PERFORMANCES
Clam Gulch
Community Hall
March 31
Ninilchik
American Legion. Hall
April 7
PRESENTED BY THE COHOE COMMUNITY PLAYERS
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ADMISSION: Adults, $1; High School, 75c; Crude School, 50c
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SHOW TIME — 8:00 PM
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