Chicago Burial _
For Father of
Soldotna People
Mrs. Frank Mullen, Soldotna,
her sister, Mrs. Patrick Burke of
Fort Richardson, arxi their three
brothers, Joe and Bud Mack, both
of Anchorage, and John Mack,
Soldotna, have returned from Chi
cago, 111., where they attended
funeral services for their father,
Frank A. Mack, 76, died at At
lanta, Ga., on Nov. 14 following a
heart attack. His death came as a
shock to the family as he seem
ingly was in good health. He vis
ited in Alaska in 1G52 and had
made his home in Atlanta for the
past 10 years with another
daughter, Mrs. Jack Armstrong.
’She was the only member of his
immediate family not living in
Alaska.
The family home formerly w-as
in Chicago so his body was re
turned there for burial beside
that of his wife, who died sever
al years ago.
Mrs. Mullen returned to Soldot
na last Tuesday. She stopped off
enroute home to visit her daugh
ter Peggy, who is a student at
Ursuline high school at Santa
Rosa, Calif.
Since getting home, Marge
(Mite. Mullen) has scarcely had
time to unpack her suitcases.
First there was Thanksgiving din
ner for the family, then to An
chorage on Saturday and Sunday
to attend the Central Democratic
Convention, getting back just in
time to spend Monday night with
her sister-in-law, Carol (Mrs.
John Mack) at the Clinic in Sold
otna where the Mack’s daughter
was born at 10:15 p. m.
Peninsula Potatoes
KENAI— The Kenai Parent
Teacher Association has donated
$500 toward the purchase of play
ground equipment.
Remember the Ace of Clubs New
Years’ Eve party starting at 2:00
p. m. B;gger and better than
ever. Plan now to be there.
White Elephant
SALE
STARTS MONDAY, DEC’, t
LASTS ONE WEEK ONLY
FIRST COME
FIRST SERVED
Hnghest Quality — Fiberglass
Shower Stall
Vi Price
OR BEST OFFER
M iscellaneous
Toilet Seats
Vi Price
(Be Comfortable for
(CHRISTMAS)
Refrigerator
M as $225
Now $180
Ashley
Wood Stove
10% Off
Fireplace Unit
20% Off
Wheelbarrow
Greatly Reduced, I’m Tired
Of Falling Over It.
Just Arrived!
DIRECT FROM ENGLAND
The new, smokeless, odorless,
directional keresone heater.
The heaters are extremely ef
ficient, safe and attractive.
Can be used to heat a room,
keep plumbing from freezing
or to warm up your car so it
will start. Come in and see for
yourself.
Kenai Earners
LUMBER — HARDWARE
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Sterling; Sketches
STAMP COLLECTOR
Fled Easley, formerly .of Sit
ka, is asking everyone interested
ir stamp collecting' to contact him
whether they be beginning or ad
vanced collectors. He has a large
collection of stamps available for
display and would like to show
them.
IN ARMY NOW
Donald McGhee was inducted
into the Army at Fort Richardson
on Nov. 27. He has been a resi
dent of the Sterling area for the
past seven years.
FLYS OUTSIDE
Ralph Gaetano has taken off
in his Super Cub fart a five or six
weeks’ visit to the South 48.
HERE TO STAY
George Du gay is back from
Sparrovehn where he has been
working lately. He says he is
here to stay.
MOVE TO ANCHORAGE t
Miss Sue Hanson and Mrs.
Beverly Lee have decided that the
lights of Anchorage are more ap
pealing and have moved to that
city.
Itinerant Nurse
Schedules Visits
Miss Ruth Tewes, Kenai itiner
ant nurse, has announced her
schedule for December.
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Immunization clinics will be
held at the following locations on
dates listed:
Clam Gulch, Cohoe and Kasi
lof—Thursday, Dec. 7, ft:oip poop
to 12:30 p.m. at Tustumena school.
Cooper Landing— No visit un
til spring.
Kenai Health Center—Wednes
day, Dec. (Land Dec. 20, 1:30 p.m.
to 3:30 p.m.
Ninilchik— Friday, Dec. 1, 12
to 1 p.m.
Soldotna— Tuesday, Dec. 19,
noon to 12:30 p.m. at Soldotna
school.
Sterling— Friday, Dec. 6, at
Reading and Bates Camp at 10
a.m. and at Sterling school flora
noon to 12:30 p.m.
Tyonek— No visit in Decem
ber.
Homemakers Club
To Meet Monday
A business meeting of the Sol
dotna Homemakers Club is sched
uled for 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec.
4, at the Soldotna home of Mrs.
M. L. Grange on Aspen Way.
The last meeting of the group
was on Nov. 20 at the home of
Mrs. Betty Harris at the Weaver
Bros. camp. Christmas decora
tions were distributed and orders
taken for Homemakers’ cook
books and calendars. The coming
Christmas party was discussed
as was the Spring Fashion show.
Refreshments were served b y
Janet Teague and Betty Harris.
The club’s annual Christmas
party will be held at Riverside
House on the evening of Dec. 20
at which time gifts made by mem
bers will be exchanged.
Ski School Begins
A ski school is starting this
weekend on the Soldotna Ski pill
just across the bridge from Sold
otna. It is being sponsored by the
Peninsula Sportsment’s Associa
tion.
Instructors from Kasilof will
begin regular lessons for children
on Saturday from 2-3 p. m. and
for adults on Sunday afternoon.
Is your Cheeehako News sub
scription paid up. Only $5 year.
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This beautrfyil Dali rain »ns
taken by Harah^.Jones cjf $pld»t
na. Harold picture^ aboje >% it h
his trophy said ^jie worked
harder for anything fn his life.
Honor Roll for.,
Kenai Schools
Mr Honor Roll studentsJqt trie^jrst
9 week per iod at7 Kenai are : Seri-’
iors: Keren Heath; Juniors: Mike
Feldberg. Larry Jordan. Danny
Rounds, Mike Tauriainen, David
Hakennin, Shirley McCown. Shan
on McGahan; Sophomores: Lorrie
Lancashire. Don Many. Ron
Moqro,. jCarly, Seaman, Bevtrly
,*Zeh*-ung *(All A*fsL’ Shai-oti Face,
^Martha Bbninj Mienell SSiglish,
Janice Gibbs;. Freshmen: Judy
Eneelewski, Linda Mann, Carol
Tauriainen, Carrie Geonge, Toni
Holt, Sue Webb, Kevin Weljs and
•fjim Hall.
■ Grade 2: Jill Thayer, Vanessa
Kipp, Mary Kuchta, Sandra Jo
Backsdale, Sharon Evans, Janice
Griffith, ,Karen Harlan, Laurie
Johnson, Arleane Graff, Thomas
Hollimon, Diana Halbert, Karen
Jaynes, Lynn Spencer, Terry Wil
son, David Philips, Dale Winjen
read, Jana Waggy.
Grade 8: Lois Enzler, Paula
• Cox, le Ann Carter, Brian Bloss
er, Randy Moore, Steve Cline,
Doneva Mullin, Karen Prib, Kent
Wells, Mary Sisson, Becky Hobbs,
Patrick Malone.
Grade 4: Patricia Honea, Linda
Martin, Patricia Parsons, Raid
Bierdeman, John Spencer, Kathy
Ames, Stephanie Baun, Karen
Hartley, Debra Johnson, Jean
Kodysz, Suzanne Rockwell, Chris
tine Morin, Myma Ortiz, C-oline
Porter.
Grade 5: Keith Wells, Margaret
Enzler, Kathleen Hollier, Janeese
Honea, Joe Arness, Gary Evans.
Grade 6: Sharon Kodysz, Roy
Mullin, Danny Hakkinen, Lynn
Honea, Carl Tauriainen, Kerry
Zi rah eld.
Grade 7: Martha Ames, Karen
Morin, Ann Wells, Patricia Holli
man, Norma Hodge, Jack Evans,
Carol Lewis.
Grade 8: Candy Buckingham,
Craig Coray, Alice Tiermell, Kitty
Hartley, Mary Ellen Doolittle,
Elaine Struble, Rosemary Dur
ham, Betsy Zehrung, Martha
Auldridge, James Arness.
MOTHER’S MARCH HEAD
KENAL— Mms. John Swanson,
wife of the mayor of Kenai, was
in Anchorage this week to attend
briefing sessions on the cam
paign theme for the coming
Mothers’ March phase of the Na
tional Foundation’s fund drive.
Mi's. Swanson, chairman of the
Kenai area drive, consulted with
chairmen from other Alaskan
communities, including Mrs. Clay
ton Kantz, Fairbanks; Mu's. Joe
Majdic. Cordova, Mrs. j. 0. Whal
ey, Ketchikan and Lorene Tofson,
Chugiak, as to plans for the fund
raising campaign.
News want ads get results.
When in Seward Area Stop-Shop at
“Irv” Metcalfs Cash Grey.
MILE 5/z, SEWARD HWY.
(The Friendly Store Where Courtesy is an Every Day Special”
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: FAN’Ai’IC—A person who is
highly enthusiastic about something in which you are
not even remotely interested!
Kodfak-Kenai Games
Postponed; Ninilchik
Plays Kenai Saturday
Postponement.of the basketball
games between Kodiak and Ken
ai high schools scheduled to be
played at Kenai this weekend on
Pec. 1-2, has been announced by
J. hVonn Phillips, Kenai high
school principal. The games have
been re-scheduled and Kenai will
host the Kodiak visitors Friday
and Saturday, Jan. 12-13.
There will be two games played
on Kenai courts this Saturday,
however, between Ninilehik and
Kenai. Junior varsity teams of
the two schools will begin play at
8 p. m. and will be preceded by a
game between Ninilehik and
Kenai girls teams scheduled for
7 p. m.
Two additions to the Kenai
Kn> dinals calender published in
the Cheechako News on Nov. 17
have also been announced. The
Homer team will play at Kenai
on Dec. 6 and the Kenai Kardin
sls will play a return game at
Homer on Jan. 24.
Kenai cage teams will journey
to Anchorage next weekend and
will meet the West Anchorage
highschooj ball tossers on the
West Eagles home court with the
Junior Varsity games set for 6:2.0
p. m. on Saturday, Dec. 9, to be
followed with Varsity games at
8 p. m.
Joint Chamber
Meeting Set Dee. 9
Claire Banks, manager of the
Greater Anchorage Chamber of
Commerce, will address a joint
meeting of the Kenai and Sold
otna Chambers concerning- needed
legislation on the evening of Sat
urday, Dec. 9.
The dinner meeting will be at
Parkers Cafe in Soldotna with
reservations to be $2.75 per plate.
Reservations may be made direct
ly to Parkers’ or to Bertha Mid
yett at M-K Realty.
All persons with any type of
legislative problems they wish to
present for consideration are in
vited to attend this meeting.
Kindergarten
Hosts Mothers
Mrs. James (Peggy) Araess and
her kindergarten class entertained
mothers of the children at a
“Thanksgiving Dinner” at the
Arness home off Miller Loop Rd.
in North Kenai on Wednesday,
Nov. 22.
The children presented a short
program and a display of kinder
garten projects and activities.
Following the program “tuirk
ev” cakes and coffee were served.
Guests attending were Mrs. Ken
neth Baker, Mrs. Kenneth Bailey,
Mrs. Billy Chichester, Mrs. Geo.
Navarre, Mrs. Herrick, Al Poore
Mrs. Roy Kimball, Mrs. Chelsie
Maggert, Mrs. Reginald Moore,
Mi:«. Kerrnit Norton and Mrs.
Peter Webber.
Remember the Ace of Clubs New
Years’ Eve party starting at 2:00
p. m. Bigger and better than
eve, . Plan now to be there.
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Service
(Formerly located at
Tachick’s Cabins)
PHONE
283-7657
, - o o o -
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KENAI
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SUNDAY, DEC. 3
UNITED SALES
TOWNE CENTER—SOLDOTNA
FOOTWEAR SALE
FREE-1 Chapstick to Every Customer —— FREE
Army & Airforce Mukluks . $1.95 pr.
Shoe Pacs..$2.95 pr.
K Boots.$4.95 pr.
Felt Socks.50c pr.
Heavy Wool socks.3 prs. $1.00
Alaska Trail Snow shoes . $12.95 pr.
Bear Paw Used $6.95
Snow Shoes.New $9.95
We have a large selection of wood, gas, oil and Coal Cook Stoves;
TV’s, lroners, Radios, etc.
Next to Towne Cafe & Dorm-Soldotna