Protestant Preaching Mission
Underway at Wildwood Chapel;
Guest Minister from Seattle
Dr. Martin L. Goslin, pastor of
Plymouth Congregational church
at Seattle, Wash., is guest mini
ster this week at the chapel at
the Army’s Wildwood Station
near Kenai. He will conduct serv
ices during the post’s observance
of the Protestant preach mission
wh’ch began Thursday and will
continue tonight (Friday), begin
ning a* 7:30 p.m. The public is
invited to attend.
Capt. Robert Rockwell, post
chaplain, says that Dr. Goslin is
visiting Alaska at the invitation
of tin Dept, of Defense. He is
conducting special religious serv
ices at various military installa
tions throughout the state and
came to Wildwood from three
days of similar services at Foit
Richardson, Anchorage.
Dr. Goslin taught at the Boston
University School of Theology
and at Andover Newton Theolog
ical School, Newton Center, Mass.,
and has pactored at various
churches throughout New Eng
land.
He was bom in Philadelphia,
grew up in Oklahoma City, a n d
attended the University of Okla
honia, Oklahoma State University,
lioston University School of The
ology and studied abroad at Ox
ford and Edinburgh universities.
Dr. Goslin is an author, lectur
er and has a radio and television
program in Seattle. He has served
as pastor of Plymouth Congrega
tional church the past nine years,
Kiwanis Club
Proposed in Area
Elmer Espareia, official Ki
vnnis representative, a n d ap
proximately 30 members of the
Anchorage Kiwanis club are
scheduled to arrive in Soldotna
by a Cordova Airlines chartered
plane Saturday. Purpose of the
visit is for possible establishment
of a Kiwanis club in the Soldot
na-Kenai area.
A dinner meeting at 7 p.m. at
the Riverside House has been
planned. All interested persons
in the area are invited to attend.
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On the Kenai Spur Road in Ridgeway
l1/2 miles west of Soldotna “Y”
Slikok Road Contract
Awarded Soldotna Firm
Crown Construction and Equip
ment Rental Co. of Soldotna has
teen awarded a contract for con
struction of one and seven (1.7)
lerths miles of pioneer type ac
cess roads into the Slikok Creek
Alaska Subdivision, located in See.
26, T5N, R11W, S.M., 1.4 miles
west of Soldotna on the Kalifon
sky Beach Road.
The contract was awarded on
basis of a bid of $13,363 submit
ted by Crown Construction and
calls for completion of the work
by March 11. Bids were opened
at the Division of Lands office,
Anchorage, ttct. <>.
Payment will be made in as
signable land certificates, issued
by the Division of Lands in de
nominations of $500, $100 and
$10, and may be used for payment
in purchase or lease of any Al
aska lands under jurisdiction of
the Division of Lands.
Use of certificates as payment
was conceived by the Division as
a means to open additional lands
for disposal to the public. The
Slikok contract is the first in the
state for which payment by land
certificates is to be made.
Kenai PTA
Sponsoring
Hearing Tests
Hearing tests will soon be giv
en chikien attending schools in
Kenai, it was announced by Mrs.
Jan Fletcher, program chairman,
when the Kenai Parent-Teachers
Assoc, met Oct. 9.
Mrs. June Thayer, chairman of
the committee in charge of the
hearing screenings, asked for vol
unteers to assist with the tests.
Those offering their services
were Mrs. Bonnie Newton, Mrs.
Griffith, Mrs. Georgia Blake, Mrs.
Coy Hinnerman, Mrs. Doris Wal
ker, Mrs. Mary Ann Harlan, Mrs.
Frances Meeks, Mrs. Orvin Graff,
Mrs. Don Mann and Mrs. Arthur
Tauriainen.
The meeting was opened by the
president, Mrs. L. H. Lancashire,
after which the Rev. L. A. Hut
chings gave the opening prayer.
Flag presentation was made by
Ray Rowley and Dustin Rnodes.
Mrs. Fletcher told of the serv
ices done by the Alaska Crippled
Children’s Association and what
the local chapter plans to do to
help handicapped children. Mrs.
Thomas (PMalia was granted per
mission to have a booth for the
ACCA at the coming PTA carn
ival,
Eugene Morin, science instruc
tor, received endorsement of the
PTA for the younth groups being
organized. More help is needed,
Morin said, and asked those in
terested in the youth projects to
contact him.
Additional help is also needed
for the PTA carnival, it was an
nounced by Francis Hall, indus
trial arts instructor, who is head
ing plans i'or that evening. Cam
ival proceeds will benefit school
libraries. Volunteers were asked
to work with the teachers to make
a study of what is needed most
in the libraries. Volunteers were
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contributed $500 for the purchase
of the equipment. Volunteers to
help finish the installation are
requested to contact Mrs. D a n
Harlan.
Transportation for school activ
ities is needed when they are held
in other 'towns, J. Vonn Phillips,
hih school principal, said a n d
asked those with cars available
to check with him as to future
date, and places.
Mrs. Shirley Morgan, member
ship chairman, said there are now
370 FT.' members. The trophy for
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the room signing the most mem
bers was won by Mrs. Holt’s sev
enth grade. Dennis Rehder’s room
was rurnerup. Mrs. Mary Willits
presented the trophy to Rev. and
Mrs. Carl Zering in the absence
of Mrs. Holt. Mrs. Catherine Hen
ne’s room had the largest number
of parents present at the meet
ing.
COVERED WAGON TO JETS
While California sizzles under
a heat wave, Mrs. Dena Lynn of
Pakersfield enjoys the coolness
of Alaska weather. Mrs. Lynn,
who is 72 years young, arrived
Monday by jet to visit her daugh
ter, Maurine Jones of the Chee
chuko News staff.
This was Mrs. Lynn’s first
plane trip and she thinks it is
great, quote, “The only way to
travel.”
At the age of six years she
went from Texas to Oklahoma in
a eoveved wagon. A few years
later she was courted in a sur
rey with a fringe on top. After
a few weeks’ visit in Alaska she
will return home—via jets, of
course!
Kenai Chitchat
Comes for Funeral
Rev. Fred J. Mamaloff, pastor
of the Church of God in Kodiak,
attended funeral rites for h i s
aunt, Agrifina Lafflee. Her
death was the second in his
family in less than a month. His
father, Feodore Mamaloff, pure
Kenaitze Indian and long-time
guide, died on Sept. 17 at the
age of what is believed to have
been 103 years, all of them spent
in the Kenai area. He was buried
on the family homestead plot.
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