RENEE GUERIN, OF JUNEAU, presently understudy to Mary
Martin on Broadway, in the Rodgers and Hammerstein hit “The
Sound of Music,” has just completed her first recording for WIMI
Records. On this album, Miss Guerin introduces a new song for the
49th State, “Home Is Where My Heart Is.”
Miss Guerin, product of a pioneer Alaskan family, has appeared
on TV, radio, and the stage in both Hollywood and New York, receiv
ing critical acclaim for her warm and tasteful handling of challenging
roles and diversified material.
Claibe Richardson wrote the words and music for the song.
Miss Guerin says: . . . “What I wanted to record was something
that just says how I feel ... a ballad. Alaska is ballad country. It’s a
bit rugged and wild in spots, but growing, exciting, fresh, and always
home. Maybe that’s a crazy paradox, but it’s how it is to me . . . and
how I wanted it in song.”
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Men’s Department
Flag Ceremony
Inspiring Service
Members of the local Boy Scout
Troop and officers of the Elks
Lodge here presented a program
Wednesday evening honoring the
flag of the United States, at a Flag
Day ceremony held at the Elks
Hall.
The inspiring service, which
traced the origin of the flag from
its first inception to the present
flag with its 50 stars, was attended
by a small group of people. Exalted
Ruler Bob Dawson opened the serv
ice. He was followed by Past Ex
alted Ruler Eldon Lester, who
traced the history of the flag, and
as he narrated, six members of the
Boy Scout Troop carried a flag to
the front to the accompaniment of
appropriate music supplied by Mrs.
Alf Madsen at the piano.
The flags were the “Pine Tree,”
the “Snake,” the “Congress Colors,”
the original “Stars and Stripes,”
the 15-star flag, and the Star Span
gled Banner. Troop members par
ticipating were Michael Daniels,
Mike Canup, Steve Franklin, Good
win Trent, David Kraft, and Donald
Darnell.
Other officers in the Lodge also
participated.
Homer Features
Water Festival
An event billed as the Kachemak
Bay Water Festival will be run off
at Homer, Alaska, July 1, 2, 3 and 4.
The event is sponsored by the
Homer Chamber of Commerce.
The Festival will feature a pirate
treasure hunt, with pleasure craft
entered in a search of the nearby
waters for “treasure.” Boat racing
will also be features as will a hali
but derby. Air and boat tours will
be provided.
Fireworks also are planned.
Tourists Welcomed
At Tox, Alaska
A trailer, 40x8-foot, was moved
to Tox, Alaska, yesterday, and will
be Alaska’s first Hospitality Center.
Tox is located on the Alaska high
way.
Fred G. Bearden of Anchorage,
and his wife Maxine will manage
and operate the center under a
four-month contract with the State
of Alaska. Their duties will include
greeting incoming traffic from
across the Canadian border, an
swering questions about travel and
attractions in Alaska.
CAPTURED—George Ronald
York, 18, above, and Jame Doug
las Latham, 19, are shown in jail
photos at Salt Lake City, Utah,
shortly after their capture in
that state. The youth have ad
mitted to seven killings in a
cross-country rampage, according
to police officials.
(AP Wirephoto)
On display in the Center will be
Eskimo and Indian exhibits, pic
tures of various Alaska regions and
attractions, mounted King Salmon
and King Crab, a jade boulder, and
other articles of interest. Informa
tion from towns and facilities ail
over the State will be available.
Hot coffee will be served at all
times, free of charge. Hours will be
from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m.
NOTICE
Wittich, White and Unger do here
by challenge Lester, Ballard and
W. Kraft to a match bowling
game Thursday, June 22, at 7:30
P- m. 16-ly
House Guest At
Home Of Panchots
Mrs. Helen Fellbaum, who has
been visiting her sister, Vivian Pan
chot, and brother-in-law, Russ Pan
chot for the past week, plans to
return to her home in Wihittier,
Calif., June 23.
Mrs. Fellbaum’s 15-year-old son,
Larry, has been with his aunt and
uncle the past nine months. He at
tended the high school here as a
sophomore. He will return to Whit
tier with his mother. Young Larry
said he would liSe to return as he
likes it here.
ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME
Box 686
Kodiak, Alaska
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game will be tag
ging pink salmon on the east side of Kodiak and Afognak
Islands this coming season. Tagging will be done during
weekly closed periods from the latter part of June until about
mid-August. Purse seine vessel owners and operators inter
ested in bidding please contact Bob Simon at the Alaska De
partment of Fish and Game, Commercial Fisheries Division,
Box 686, Kodiak, for particulars. Phone 486—2288.
ALASKA TRANSFER & STORAGE
AGENT FOR
Martin Van Lines
We handle Packing, Crating and Shipping
from Kodiak to all Alaskan points, United
States, Hawaii and Germany.
486-2333 Box 605
MAY WE AGAIN SERVE YOU?
Lillian and Buster
Resume Management of
Max’s Drive Inn
The Popular Eating Spot
On Mission Road
Sunday, June 18
We Welcome Our
Old and New Customers
Drop In For
A SANDWICH,
A SNACK OR
A CUP OF COFFEE
Breakfast Served All Hours
Lillian and Buster Richardson