This bahy getting his first oral polio vaccine about a month ago
will be amopg the many other youngsters and grown-ups schedul
ed to receive their second immunization against the dreaded di
sease when similar clinics are held at henai Community Library
and Soldotna School, from Noon to H p.m. this Sunday.
Many Attend Style Show,
Openhouse on Saturday
Standing room was at a premi
um Saturday afternoon when a
style show and tea co-sponsored
by Marvene’s Dress Shop and the
Colonial Room was held simultan
eously with the free smorgasbord
beginning at the same hour in the
Lounge, all as a part of the open
house event in which all business
es in the Village Shopping Center
participated. Door prizes from all
of the firms were awarded during
the tea.
Nine local women modeled 26
distinctive ensembles selected
from the latest spring fashions
by Marvene Sundby, store propri
etor. Models began their promen
ade from the dress shop where
Mrs. Tom Hurd and Joyce (Mrs.
Wilton) Shawshyn assisted them
in making costume changes.
The fashion parade proceeded
through the dining room and on
into the Lounge. Mrs. Newcomb
Hayes, as commentator, introduc
ed each model and described the
individual costumes as they ap
peared in each of the two rooms.
Recorded music was played softly
throughout the afternoon,
Mrs. Allen Hamilton was host
ess in the Lounge and Mrs. Dick
Hardin in the Colonial Room,
where the tea was held. Tea ar
rumrements ware spearheaded by
Leona Rosentrader, dining room
manager^ (
Models were Carole Jean Olsen,
Shirley (Mrs. Virgil) Nordglen.
Sandy Hamilton, Marsha Caul
field, Joan (Mrs. Jack) Johnson,
Donna Norman, Sherri (Mrs. Pat)
Gwinn. Lavonne (Mrs. Fritz)
Hall and Phyllis (Mrs. Jerry)
Chu rch.
Miss Olsen’s first appearance
was in a two-piece aqua and
toast flat double cotton knit
sportswear with pleated skirt.
She_ alsp modeled a light blue
nightgown with matching pegnoir
and a white chiffon formal.
Mrs. Nordglen modeled a new
spring coat of black worn over
crepe dress of floral print of rose
and pink on a beige background.
Her second change was into a ma
ternity dress for “After 5” wear
of green fashioned with embroid
ery and rhinestones. Her third
and final costume was in lounging
pajamas featuring satin bottoms
and a blue quilted nylon jacket.
Miss Hamilton’s three costume
changes included bright red slip
on slim pants with matching top
trimed in gold ar.d black with
which she carried a knit blouse in
a blending shade. Next she show
ed a moo-moo style house coat
and then a yellow nylon chiffon
formal trimmed with lace.
A plaid jumper dress in red
and black washable material was
modelled by Miss Caulfield prior
to her second appearance in slip
on slim pants in aqua with top in
aqua and toast. Her concluding
costume was a blue chiffon form
al trimmed in small pearls.
New western style stretch le
vis were worn by Mrs. Johnson
with a floral' blouse. Her second
costume was a straight line
“bench warmer” in orange and
beige with various shades of
green worn,oyer levis.
Miss Norman modeled a* one
piece bathing- suit in watermelon
color with a deep cut back; For
her second appearance she wore
a “bench warmer” as a knee
length dress and concluded by mo
deling a cocktail dress.
Mrs. Gwifin’s three costumes
were a transitional all weather
coat of beigeJAvorn over an After
5 blue satin maternity dress: a
two-piece maternity street dress
with white top with embroidered
trim and a contrasting black
skirt, and a tea green cotton knit
street dress.
Mrs. Hall modeled a pink cotton
pique wash and wear, a casual
sunburst print with full skirt and
shirt waist top, and a dusty rose
chiffon formal gown.
Mrs. Church entered in an oat
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Catfish Fry
Was Popular
W'eekend Event
Red Hunch’s Catfish Fry at the
Ace of Clubs in Soldotna Friday
night was a standing room only
affair where old friends met and
new friends were made.
The Mississippi blue channel
catfish, flown in for this occasion,
more than lived up to their ad
vanced billing. The genuine hush
puppies, so popular in the south
ern states, were reported as de
licious and ran out all too soon
as did the contents of the keg by
the door. However, by that time
the dance band had tuned up and
everyone began dancing and hav
ing so much fun that no one
really noticed when supplies were
exhausted.
(ionsidering the outstanding
success of this free Catfish Fry,
which drew possibly the largest
crowd of any event in the area
this past weekend, it is expected
that a similar event will become
an annual affair.
meal spring coat over a flat-knit
orange-ice basic sheath, with her
second ensemble being an off
white sheath with eased skirt
worn under red coat and conclud
ed with a fuschia satin After 5
dress worn with matching evening
coat.
Win Door Prizes
Winners of door prizes were:
Gary Boyce, a certificate good for
a pair of shoes from Woodford’s
Men’s Wear; Helen Sholin, a fifth
of champagne from Village Inn
Lounge; Marion Oberts, a one
night reservation for two at Vil
lage Inn Motel; Pat Carruthers, a
steak dinner for two at Colonial
Room; Cathie James, a pink crys
tal necklace and earring set from
Marvene’s; Sally Thompson, free
hair clipping from Village Bar
bel' Shop; W. N. Lupton, a gift
certificate for down payment and
$25 on first month’s payment on
a lot in a subdivision from M.K.
Realty Co., and Mrs. Ray Bilo
deau, a camera case from Soldot
na Drugs.
Scenes such as (his one taken when the first oral polio vaccine was
ui'en will be repeated Sunday when area residents line up to take
their second dosage at the Kenai Community Library or the Sol
dot na School.
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