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It’s PARTY TIME
at the TEE PEE BAI
IN NORTH KENAI
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DANCING - LIVE MUSIC
MUSIC BY JOHN — JULIUS AND MORRY
SINGING BY JUDY THE SONGBIRD
FRI. and SAT., JUNE 7-8
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2 for 1 Cocktail hour 9 to 10 p.m.
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KENAI 283-7747
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Full Basement
Hotwater Baseboard Heat
Built-in Appliances
In good neighborhood on
BIRCH LANE DRIVE, KENAI
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Inquire at—
Superior Building Supply
KENAI PHONE 283-7732
Anchor Point
Man Weds
Homer Girl
The Methodist Church at Hom
er was the setting for the June 1
wedding of Miss Melody Belnap,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Belnap of Homer, and LeRoy Wil
ey Clendenen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Clendenen of Anchor Point.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown of Chan
tilly lace over white satin. A tear
drop tiara secured her bridal veil
and her corsage was of white car
nations and pink rosebuds.
Attendants of the bride were
Miss Katherine Reardon, maid of
honor, and the bride’s sister, Miss
Francie Belnap, bridesmaid, both
of Homer. The bridegroom’s at
tendants were David Holland of
Spenard, best man, and Lance
Leffel, who served as candlelight
er and usher.
Bobby and Linda Stouder were
the ringbearer and flower girl.
They are the son and daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stouder of
Anchor Point and are the nephew
and niece of the bridegroom.
A large group of friends attend
ed the ceremony at the church and
the reception held at the Com
munity Hall at Anchor Point after
the service.
The mother of the bride wore
a turquoise sheath dress a*id the
bridegroom’s mother wore a blue
suit. Both had white carnation
corsages.
Serving the wedding cake was
Mrs. Betty Miller, aunt of the
groom, while Mrs. Psverly Small
wood served at the punch bowl.
The gift table and guest book
were attended by Mrs. Patricia
Onstott. After the reception, a
dance with local live music was
held for friends. The first dance
was for the newly married couple.
BACK FROM COLLEGE
KENAI — Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Hobbs are expecting their daugh
ter, Donna, to return home from
college sometime Saturday. Don
na has been attending Abilene
Christian College at Abilene, Tex
as, this past year. She is return
hlff to Alaska by way of the Alas
ka Highway, driving up with a
young Anchorage couple, who are
also attending the same school.
A. A. FARMER
Excavating
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3 10-Yard Trucks
PHONE 262-4490 SOLDOTNA
KASILOF
MERCANTILE
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★ Plywood ★ Lumber
KASILOF
ANN and IRA MILLER, Owner-Managers
RIDGEWAY
SERVICE
BRING THAT CRANKY CAR IN FOR OUR
Complete Auomotive Service
GAS • OIL • FUEL OIL • PROPANE
SPACES AVAILABLE IN
OUR TRAILER COURT
BOB, RAY and SHORTY NORDGULLEN
RIDGEWAY PHONE 262-4459
Tom and Betty Griffith announce -
The Grand Opening
in Kenai
of “TIDE’S IN” Cocktail
(Formerly the Western Corral)
Lounge
HOME OF THE BOILERMAKER
OUR SECRET RECIPE — BUDWEISER NIP AND SHOT OF CALVERT’S SOFT WHISKY.
Entertainment
Free hors’ d’oeuvres
Surprises
Saturday, June 8
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NOTE:
Starting at 8 p.m.
Every evening between the hours of 4:1)0 p.m. and 7 p.m. the world famous “TIDE'S IN’
BOILERM AKER will sell for only $100