Lif f < Basketbal Champ,ons: ‘’resenting trophies to Post Commander Maj. Richard D Allen in be
ha.f of Special Services and the Wildwood basketball team are Sp/5 John Dam and l»fc Walter’Ward
loam captain I)am presented the first place trophy for the United States Army Alaska Support Com-"
lT^I,Wn^,P8 hr'd at Fort Richardson. Outstanding team player, Pfc. Ward presented Major
untafea d ^Tk1/ " lr°Phy.for ,h“ V*A*AL championships held at Fairbanks[lheteanwa
undeafeated in both tournaments. Pictured from left to right, front row, are- Major Allen Pfc Robert
a w“*sp/4 ™
TO RE TRANSFERRED
SOLDOTNA — Mr. and Mrs.
H. YV. Jones of Soldotna are leav
ing Alaska in July to return to
their home in Bakersfield, Calif.
Jones, who has been a drilling
operations foreman for Standard
Oil Co. of California for the past
two or three years in Kenai Pen
insula operations, is being- trans
ferred to California.
/
Whenever you leave
town, carry money only you
can spend: Bank of America
Travelers Cheques. Loss
proof, theft-proof, cashed only
by your signature. Buy them
here —cash them anywhere.
Soldotna Branch
Soldotna
Phone 262-4433
Club Sponsors
“Keep Klean”
Civic Project
Litter barrels, that Kenai Gar
den Club members have painted
with the slogan “Keep Kenai
Kleen’’ are being placed in stra
tegic areas throughout the city
of Kenai in accordance with re
cent approval of the Kenai City
Con ncil.
Tentative locations for the bar
rels are at the tourist center, the
city administration building, Bea
ver Loop Y, across from the Ke
nai Bible Chapel, at the parking
area overlooking Cook Inlet, in
the vicinity of Kenai Pharmacy,
in the island between the spur
highway and the graveled road
across from Navarre’s store, in
the vicinity of the Rig Bar and
Cafe, and on the corner by Na
varre’s store.
In addition to painting the lit
ter barrels as one of the club’s
projects, the group is also spon
soring a mimeographed sheet en
titled “Tourist Tips,” which is
being placed at the Tourist In
formation Center under direction
of Mrs. James E. Fisher.
Any person or business inter
ested in having name or informa
tion listed in “Tourist Tips” is
asked to contact Mrs. Fisher;
Mrs. John Grueninger, club presi
dent; Mrs. James G. Dye, vice
president; Mrs. Henry Knack
stedt, secretary-treasurer, or any
other club member.
“If you have a business, would
like to show your vegetable or
flower garden, your view, your
fishing boat, gear, site, paintings,
woodcraft, Alaskan jewelry, your
idea of where the best fishing
spot is located, where you can
get salmon eggs — or anything
tourists might be interested in—
we would like to include it in
“Tourist Tips,” says Mrs. Knack
stedt.
The next meeting of the garden
club is to be at 7:30 p.m. Wednes
Alaska's Favorite Game
North Kenai Community Hall
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EVERY WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m.
EVERY SUNDAY - 7 p.m.
•
All Cash Prizes
Outstanding Film
Scheduled Here
This Weekend
"At last-—a film that one can
whole-heartedly recommend for
the entire family! Universal’s
‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ has been
voted the Hox Office Blue Ribbon
Award by members of the Nation
al Screen Council,” says Bill Card
well, manager of the Soldotna
Theatre.
The film version of Harper
Lee's first novel, which won him
the Pulitzer Prize and has passed
b,000,000 in sales, is a family
picture with a message but does
not sacrifice entertainment values.
“Three talented children in the
cast give outstanding perform
ances and Gregory Peck carries
his star role with characteristic,
deliberate impact. In recent Aca
demy Awards presentation, Greg
ory Peck won his Oscar for his
outstanding performance in this
picture, the local theatre manag
er says.
"To Kill a Mockingbird” is the
kind of movie that even has the
critics singing sweet music of
praise, according to various re
views.
The film will be shown in Sol
dotna this Sunday, April 28, at
the Soldotna Theatre and is to
run continuously during the af
ternoon and evening, with three '
shows beginning at 3 p.m., 5:30
p.m. and 8 p.m. It also will be
shown Monday night, April 29, ’
at the regular show time.
day. May 1, in the home of Gladys
Youngblood on Homesite Loop
Road. Newcomers and other vis
itors are invited to attend.
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