THE KENAI PENINSULA
CHEECHAKO HEWS
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Peninsula Churches 3-Day Conference
Successfully Completed Wednesday
Well attended sessions ot the
Kenai Peninsula Fellowship con
ference l>egan Monday at the
Kenai Bible Chapel and contin
ued through Wednesday.
Featured speakers were Doctor
James Pineo of Faith Hospital,
Ciena lien; Dr. Floyd McKlveen,
former pastor at Cooper Landing,
now Conservative Baptist mission
ary at Anchorage, and Rev. Vince
f orte, who heads the Bible Insti
tute in the Kenai area.
Eleven churches on the Penin
sula own and operate the Solid
Lock Bible Camp, three miles out
of Soldotna toward Sterling, and
< emprise the Fellowship group.
Rev Bert Schultz, former pastor
at Sterling, is camp director.
New officers were elected in a
usiness meeting held Monday
evening. Rev. Ray Mainwaring,
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pastor of Kasilof Community
church was elected president to
succeed Rev. Paul Weimer of the
Soldotna Baptist church. Rev. Vir
gil Redman, pastor of Northland
Baptist church, Sterling, will re
place the retiring vice president,
Rev. Schultz.
Other officers were re-elected
and include Rev. Fred Crozier,
pastor of Kenai Bible Chapel, as
treasurer; Mrs. Raj Manrvva: ing,
recording secretary, and Mrs.
Bi rt Schultz, corresponding sec-,
rei.ary.
An attendance of 128 peopled
was reported at the banquet on
Tuesday night.
Churches in the Fellowship are'
Faith Chapel, Seward; Kenai Lake
Baptist, Cooper Landing; North
land Baptist, Sterling; Soldotna
Baptist; Kenai Bible Chapel; Kas
ilof Community church; Calvary
Baptist, Ninilchik; Point Baptist
at Anchor Point; Grace Baptist
at Homer; Seldovia Chapel, and
Port Graham Mission.
Representatives also were pres
old from the Community church
at Homer and from the general
conference churches at Anchor
age.
Have New Home
SOLDOTNA— The Chet Allens
of Allen Oil Tools of Soldotna
and their t w o children have
moved into a new home on As
pen Way. The house was designed
by Allen and is reported to be
"one of the more outstanding new
homes in Soldotna."
News want ads get good re
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heavy equipment hauling — We also have
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Soldotna Valdez
CHURCH NOTICES
CATHOLIC CHURCH SUNDAY
MASS SCHEDULES: Kenai. 9
a.m. at Our Lady of the An
gels Church; Soldotna, 11 a.m.,
at Village Shopping Center;
Wildwood, 4 p.m., at Wildwood
Chapel. 54-bc
THE CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY
SAINTS meets at Soldotna
Community Center. Services
Sunday at 12:00 p.m. Everyone
invited. 46-bc
Leaving for New Jersey
SOLDOTNA— Mr. and Mrs.
Edmond Mallette, who live be
tween Soldotna and Kasilof, are
packing up and preparing to re
turn to New Jersey, their former
home state.
HUGE DAHLIA blossoms are no
novelty to Anna (Mrs. Paul) Ta
rhick of Soldotna, who digs up
her bulbs each fall and replants
them in the spring. 'Phis picture
iaken in September before recent
heavy snows shows the Tachick’s
daughter, Shirley, measuring a
deep orange bloom 11 inches in
diameter. Two smaller blooms and
several buds were on the same
plant.
Packrat
the homesteader, had written a
poem to make money, but could
not sell it, so Mabel tried he v
hand but couldn’t sell hers ei
ther, and Packrat said kinda’
glum-like, “Well, people just don’t
appreciate the finer things any
more.” Mabel glared at Packrat
and said, “Yeh, you mean like
stoves to keep warm with?” And
Packrat rather ignored her and
continued—“like a gagwriter I
knew once—you know, you heard
of them ? Well, he was sort of
unsuccessful, too and he said—
‘they laughed when I sat down at
the typewriter but they didn’t
laugh when they wad my jokes’.'’
Mabel couldn't help but grin,
and she said. “Well, never mind.
Packrat. They may not buy our
poems, but there’s a place where
tirey sell building supplies for a
mere song, and that at
Kenai Korners
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