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MR. AND MRS. CECIL CURTIS FALKENBERG
McCollum-Falkenberg
Vows Repeated at Kenai
The wedding of Miss Patricia
Ann McCollum to Cecil Curtis
Falkenberg of Soldotna last Fri
lay night in the Kenai Methodist
Church was one of the social high
lights of the season. The bride is
'he daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Glen McCollum, Kenai. Parents
f the bridegroom are deceased.
Nuptial vows were repeated be
: ore an altar decorated with bas
kets of yellow gladioli with the
Rev. James Rose, Southern Bap
- ist minister of Kenai, as the of
ficiating clergyman.
Traditional wedding music was
rolayed by Mrs. Harry Reger, Sol
lotna. “O Promise Me” and “Be
cause” were sung by Mrs. Thane
Curry, vocalist from Ninilchik.
The bride, given in marriage by
Cner father, wore a long bridal
gown of white lace fashioned with
'.apered wrist length sleeves and
a panel of white net ruffles down
he front. A starched lace crown
-tudded with sequins and pearls
secured the long bridal veil and
her bouquet featured a white or
Redoubt Club
Names Two More
Speech Winners
Mrs. Wayne Hagerty was first
~>laee winner and Mrs. Stanley
McLane second recently in one of
^several of the speech contests
held by the Redoubt Toastmis
~ress Club. Winners of the vari
ous contests will meet later for
a speak-off to determine which
member will represent the local
club in district competition.
The group met in the home of
Mrs. Jack Farnsworth on Feb. 27
with Mrs. Jack Thompson giving
“be opening, Mrs. Farnsworth as
■topic mistress and Mrs. New
combe Hayes as toastm stress.
Speech contestants were Mrs.
Mert Archer, Mrs McLane, Mrs.
Hagerty and Mrs. Pat Carruth
ers.
Judges were Fritz Hall, Mrs.
Don Johnson, Mrs. Phil A ;e and
Miss Jeannine Lyerly.
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chid placed on a fan of lace and
surrounded by lilies of the valley.
Miss Amber Burton, North Ke
nai, was the bride’s maid of hon
or and Miss Bonnie Haviland, Ke
nai, was bridesmaid. Cindy Mc
Collum, sister of the bride, was
flower girl. Candlelighters were
Glen McCollum, brother of the
bride, and Mark Farnsworth, Sol
dotna. The bridegroom’s best man
was Henry Minich, Soldotna. Ron
ald Elliott, also of Soldotna, serv
ed as usher.
Miss Burton’s gown was of
green velveteen with long sleeves
and a scoop neckline. Her corsage
was a bronze orchid. Miss Havi
land wore a similar gown of
bronze velveteen with a green or
chid corsage. Both had white sa
tin pumps.
Mrs. McCollum, mother of the
bride, was attired in a beige and
gold sheath ensemble with match
ing coat and an orchid corsage.
Immediately after the cere
mony, a reception hosted by the
bride’s parents was given in the
Soldotna Community Hall. A four
tiered cake decorated with yellow
roses graced the bride’s table and
a smorgasbord prepared by Mr.
and Mrs. George Robinson of Ke
nai w>as served to the guests. Mu
sic for the occasion was supplied
by M. L. “Moon” Mullin and Russ
McKenzie, both of Kenai.
Mr. and Mrs. Falkenberg will
make their home in Soldotna
where the bridegroom is currently
employed by Homer Freighl
Lines.
ANNUAL WORLD FAMOUS
ST. PATRICK’S BAY
Irish Smorgasbord
March 16, Start 9 p.m.
(Ends March 17th or 18th or 19th or at least by the 4th of July)
ALL IRISHMEN INVITED!
Including Honorary Irishmen
— Lee Rettig on the Bag Pipes —
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BEAR DEN
SOLDOTNA • WHERE ALL THE CARS ARE PARKED
ACCA Easter Seals
Provide Area Funds
To Aid Handicapped
- ~n
The 1 S»0>:» Easter Seal drive of
the Kenai Area Chapter of the
Alaska Crippled Children’s Assoc,
began March 7 and is continuing
until Easter Sunday, April 14.
Areas encompassed include Ke
nai, North Kenai, Soldotna. Ster
ling, Kasilof. Clam Gulch, Ninil
chik and Wildwood Station.
Mrs. Hud Fletcher, Soldotna, is
Bowlers
To Benefit
Entire proceeds from a benefit
show at the Soldotna Theatre
next Wednesday night, March 20,
will go toward paying expenses
of Soldctna women bowlers to the
state bowling tournament in Jun
eau on April 5-G-7.
Bill Cardwell, theatre manager,
says the film to be shown will be
a colored cinemascope, “Man of
the W'est,” featuring Gary Coop
er. Show time will be 7:30 p.m.
A Cordova Airlines plane is be
ing chartered to take 30 members
of the Kenai River Women’s
Bowling Assoc, to the Juneau
state competition.
The group will include Carol
Solheim, Elizabeth Mize, Shirley
Ford, Grace Nall, Betty Waite,
Nikki Von Bargen. Genevieve
Cardwell Jo Goedes, Opal Jack
son, Esther Humecky, Louise
Bird, Sue Hayes, Donna Whitney,
Janet Teague. Helen Moore, Con
nie Monday, Bea Southard. Joyce
Carver, Cathy Morgan, Helen
Sholin, Bea Sappington, Bobby
Tachick, Vera Ilowarth, Verona
Wilson, Marvene Sundby, Kate
Jowers, Dottie Martin, Joan John
son, Dee Stock and Lottie Edel
man.
spearhead inti me unve as uv>..
chairman. Her staff of volunteei
workers to assist with the cam
paign are Mrs. Lyman McBride,
Mrs. A. D. James and Mrs. Tom
O’Malia, all in Kenai; Mrs. Carl
Seaman, North Kenai; Mrs.
James Waters, Wildwood Station;
Mrs. Raymond Sandstrom and
Mrs. Charles Whitney, Jr., both
of Soldotna; Mrs. Jesse W. Ro
binson, Sterling; Mrs. Per Osmar,
Clam Gulch; Mrs. Jack Hoekez
ma, Kasilof, and Mrs. Charles
Walker, Ninilchik.
Voluntary contributions for the
Easter Seai campaign furnish the
principal support for the year
round program of the Kenai Area
ACCA. Although some of the
money received goes to the state
and national organizations for re
search and administration, three
fourths of the funds provide di
rect help to local handicapped
persons.
Services provided on the Kenai
Peninsula include training for
those handicapped in speech and
hearing. Other types of crippling
often are referred to the treat
ment center in Anchorage where
help may be received.
This year Miss Margaret Ham
ilton, a therapist, will visit the
different communities in the
area each four weeks to adminis
ter speech therapy. With pro
ceeds derived partly from last
year’s sale of Easter Seals, the
local chapter was able to purchase
an audiometer which is now being
used to test the hearing of local
children.
Active members of the ACCA
as well as financial aid are need
ed to continue the work of the
visiting therapist, Mrs. Fletcher
said.
INFORMATION
NEEDED!
Will any person who applied for Ke
nai Power and is still waiting for
service, please mail or call the fol
lowing information to the City Clerk
at Kenai:
1. NAME. BOX NUMBER
2. LOCATION (SECTION, LOT AND BLOCK NUMBER).
3. DATE DEPOSIT WAS MADE FOR POWER
CITY CLERK
TELEPHONE 283-7535 BOX 580, KENAI
COME AS YOU ARE
National Bank
of Alaska
Member Federal Deposit In
surance Corp. and Federal
Reserve System
SOLDOTNA BRANCH
Soldotna Phone 262-4135
Classifieds are news.
St Patrick’s Day
Specials
AT THE
KENAI
BOWL
Saturday, Mar. 16
From after dinner until we close
ON THE ALLEYS
BOWLING 50c
A LINE
IN THE TROPHY ROOM
All Regular
DRINKS 50c
IN THE CAFE
IRISH STEW $1
Also.
GREEN HEAD PIN BOWLING
FOR
FREE GAMES
DANCING
Adults in Trophy Room
Teens on the Concourse
3 BIG DOOR
PRIZES
DRAWING AT MIDMTE
Sunday, Mar. 17
ALL DAY
Green Head Pin
BOWLING
FOR
Free Games
HAVE PUN BOWLING THIS
WEEKEND AT THE
KENAI
BOWL