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Halloween Marks UNICEF Drive
A Halloween plan has been
3: piped in Kenai in which chil
> * : will collect funds to be used
in earing for needy children thru
< :t the world.
'he Kenai Girl Scout Neigh
’ hood Assoc, is approaching
t 1 third year of participation in
UNICEF (United Nations In
,aU:>nal Children’s Emergency
r ;) program, which has been
i , successful in previous years.
>Ve look forward to helping
i !y i eople throughout the world
this year.” says Mrs. Geo.
T c!l, Neighborhood chairman.
"You may expect Brownie an<l
< . Scouts to call on you to re
ce e contributions on the eve
• .v or Oct. 31, between the
r- o: 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Any
1; you can give will be apprec
.. ‘ d,” she said.
The nation-wide Halloween ev
ent was started by a small Sun
day school class in 1950. T. a s t
year America's children collect:
t SI,750,000 in the “Trick and
Treat for UNICEF” program.
These funds provided daily milk
in: ons for more than five mil
1 •, children and mothers in 72
c .curies, equipped 4,000 health
eerier:, and provided treatment
fi v millions of children suffering
from various diseases.
Following Kenai’s collection
y -gram on Halloween night, a
party will be held for the Scouts
iri "he Methodist church basement.
Mrs. Turmell also announced
that a special UNICEF skit will
: >■ ..resented at 6:15 p.m. Monday,
Oct. 30, on Channel 8 by the Wild
w d Girl Scouts.
LOSES THUMB
hris Cooper of Kenai is in
Seward Genl. hospital for treat
3 ent of infection in his hand.
( * per, an employee of Coastal
1 b :iiing Co., cut one of his thumbs
off while assisting in disassembl
ing a well at Sportsman’s Lake.
The thumb was sewn back on
but became infected and had to
be removed. It is reported that
further infection is now threaten
t the entire hand.
SoSdafna Shots
1 NTTRTAiNS \T BRIDGR
Mr-, Lyle Johnston, Soldotna.
was hostess to members of her
b'kige club Friday afternoon.
Present were Mrs. Jack McGuire,
Mrs. Ben Demaray, Mrs. N e w
ccmbe Hayes, Mrs. Lyman Mc
Bride, Mrs. Leo Obert, Mrs. Geo.
Navarre and Mrs. Stan MeLane.
High score prize was won by the
hostess.
T ie club meets each Friday
afternoon. Mrs. McGuire will be
hostess this week.
Attends Convention
Mrs. Lyle Johnston attended
the Beta Sigma Phi convention
held recently at Palmer.
South America to Alaska
Pritt and Malcom Weaver, of
Grand Rapids, Mich., arrived Fri
day to spend several weeks visit
ing their sister, Mrs. George Mor
rison, and family at Soldotna.
They recently returned from So.
America where they worked for
two years in the oil industry.
This if their first trip to Alaska.
Returns to Oregon
Mrs. Maxine Cole and two
children returned to their home
til Portland, Ore., this week aft
er visiting Mrs. Cole’s parents
in Anchorage, and recently at
Soldotna with her sister, Mrs.
Edward Teague, and family.
HAS SLUMBER PARTY
Abby Lancashire, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lancashire,
Ridgeway, observed her 14th
birthday on Oct. 18, and in cele
bration of the event entertained
five of her friends at a slumber
party in her home Friday night.
The girls popped corn, ate
candy, watched the late m ovie
on television ami told ghost stor
ies, but didn’t do much slumber
ing.
Those present were Eileen
Mullen, Louise Grange, Karen
Ivanhoe, Patty Ash and Margar
et Davis.
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goo.! results at little cost.
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Women Bowlers
Choose Delegates
At League Meet
Committee members and dele
gates were elected Oct. 15 when
the Kenai River Bowling League
of the Women’s International
Bowling Association met in the
home of Nickie Von Bargen.
Kathy Morgan of Kenai, league
president and president of the
W jmen’s International Bowling
Congress. Inc., officiated at the
business meeting in which Kay
.lowers was elected as state and
local director of the Kenai River
Bowling league. Nickie Van Bar
gee and Lee Myrick were elected
as delegates and Jay English and
Joyce Carver as alternates.
Those named to the miles or
g; ievance committee were Dot
Dwery, Mary France. Lee Gresh
am, Joan Hall, Idell Gee and Nic
kie Von Bargen.
Vera Franklin, Marcella Brown
and Joyce Carver were named to
trio nominating committee. Ann
Morasse and the captain of each
team in the ioague will comprise
the publicity committee.
The city tournament will be
held in January in Soklotna and
the state tournament in Anchor
age or March 10-14.
Ski Hill Ready
For Winter Snows
Soldotna Ski Hill slopes, lo
cated just across the bridge from
Soldotna, have been doubled in
size recently and have passed in
spection, it was announced Fri
day.
Work parties consisting main
ly of junior members working un
der adult supervision, have raked
the slopes and filled in many
holes by means of shovels. Jess
Sbelman has done considerable
work on the engine for the tow
lift in preparation for the com
ing season.
Club officers are to be elected
at the coming meeting of the
Peninsula Sportsmen’s Associa
tion. date to be announced soon.
The present Ski Hill committee
consists of Stan McLane, Ridge
way, Dick Munson and Dave
Spencer, both of Kenai, and Sgts.
Vince DeRose and Charles Drib,
both of Wildwood Station.
On “Pathfinder’
Richard Wayne TomSuden, son
of Wayne “Smoky” and Kay Turn
Suden of Kenai, is now a civil
ian employee on a Coast Guard
'coat. The “Pathfinder” left from
the Standard Oil docks on Aug.
20, the day following Ricky’s 18th
birthday.
The 246-ft. long “Pathfinder"
will dock at Seattle where it will
be repainted. It will leave port
again on Feb. 1 for a three-month
trip to Hawaii.
P.ieky’s friends may w'rite to
l.im in caie of the USCG SS
Pathfinder, 705 Federal Bldg.,
Seattle, Wash
Have New Home
George Navarre and family
have moved into their new' home
on their homestead north of Ken
ai.
FOR WATER WELLS
It’s Kenny Carver
and Jess Shelman
SOLDOTNA, ALASKA
$300 down—24 months to pay
On approved credit with bank financing
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