^arria^e Vows Repeated Oct. 18
v Donna Johnson and Dale McGahan
The First Methodist Church in
<enai was the setting Wednesday,
)ct. IS, for the 4 p.m. wedding
if Miss Donna Johnson and Dale
JrGahan, both of North Kenai.
Hit Rev. Daniel Harlan, pastor
>f the church, read the marriage
rows.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
md Mis, Percy Johnson, North
Kenai: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc
Gahan, N. Kenai, are parents of
the bridegroom.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was gowned in w'hite
lace over satin, fashioned in bal
lerina length. Her shoulder
length veil fell from a coronet of
pearls and she carried a white
Bible atop a cascade bouquet of
lavendar carnations.
Miss Iiene White, Kenai, was
maid of honor. Richard McGahan
served his brother as best man.
Bridesmaids were Miss Ann and
Miss Crystal Johnson, sisters of
the bride. The bride’s attendants
wore dresses of lace over satin
in shades of salmon, pink and
turqouise, respectively. All car
ried pink carnations.
Traditional nuptial music was
played by M ss Pat Rose, organ
ist.
A reception in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Steinauer, Ke
nai, immediately followed the
ceremony with the bride’s mother
and Mrs. Steinauer as co-hostess
es. Mrs. Steinauer is a cousin of
the bride.
Following a short wedding trip
to Anchorage, Mr, and Mn*s. Dale
McGahan will make their home
in a new house recently construct
ed three miles out of Kenai on
the North Kenai Hoad. The
bridegroom, who formerly worked
as a longshoreman is currently
a member of the Kenai police
force,
Bride-Elect Honor
Guest at Shower
A miscellaneous pre-nuptial
shower honoring Miss Donna
Johnson was given Friday eve
ning in the North Kenai Com
munity club. The honoree was
mai ried this week on Wednesday
to Dale McGahan.
Hostesses at the shower were
Mrs. Norman McGahan, Mrs.
Jack McGahan, Mrs. Francis Dav
idson and Miss Elaine McGahan.
The hall was decorated with
wedding bells and streamers. The
refreshment table was centered
with a large bride-doll cake baked
by Mrs. Davidson. Games in
keeping with the occasion were
played with prizes being won by
Kathy and Bertha Porter. Mrs.
Dorothy Hoyt received the door
prize.
Refreshments were served to
approximately 40 friends and rel
atives of the guest of honor.
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POLAR BEAR. SEA OTTER
WALRUS BILL OPPOSED
Sen. Ernest Gruening has reg
istered opposition to El. R. 7190,
recently passed hy the House,
which would confer authority oil
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Uie sectclary of the interior to
regulate the taking of polar bear,
sea otter and walrus.
Pointing out to Sen. Warren
G. Magnuson (D-Wash.), chair
man of the Senate ( ommeree
Committee, that Alaskans would
be the only citizens of the Unit
ed States affected by the pass
age of the bill, Sen. Gruening
wrote:
“It is my strong conviction
that the State of Alaska is well
able to take whatever action is
required to conserve the animals
which are the subject of the leg
islation. Therefore, I associate
myself with the protests against
the bill which have been sent to
you by Gov. Egan and various
people in the State of Alaska,”
The Department of the Inter
ior has estimated that survey
work entailed under the proposed
legislation would cost about $75,
000 for the first year, rising to
$275,000 in the fourth year of its
effectiveness and continuing at
that level.
LEAVING TO OPERATE
RANCH IN OKLAHOMA
0. B. and Wanda Thomas,
Ridgeway service station operat
ators, and family, said goodbye
last week to Alaskan friends.
Wanda and the children left
Tuesday by car to drive the Al
aska Highway back to their old
home at Wewoka, Okla. O.B. left
during the weekend driving a
truck loaded with furniture and
other possessions they did not
want to leave behind. They are
returning to Oklahoma to take
cat e of their cattle ranch a n <1
have leased their home, business
and trailer court to Bob and Ray
Nordgulen. Thomas had been in
Alaska 12 years and had operat
ed the-Peninsula Fuel Co., Ridge
way, for the past six years.
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Seldovia Gets
Advance on Water
System Grant
An advance of $15,895 for pre
liminary planning of water sys
tem improvements at Seldovia,
to cost an estimated $197,240,
was announced this week by the
commissioner of the Community
Facilities Administration.
The applicant, Seldovia Public
Utility District, plans to repair
and replace water pipe and to re
vVe the distribution system. It
reported that deterioration of the
pipe 'results in a heavy loss of
water and possible contamin
ation.
Seldovia estimated the start of
construction for May of next
year.
This project is being assisted
under the Program of Advances
for Public Works Planning, au
thorized by the Housing Act of
1954, as amended. This program
provides interest-free advances
for planning essential public
works and community facilities.
Advances are repayable on start
of construction.
AMU HAS 217 ENROLLED
Two hundred and seventeen
students enrolled at Alaska Me
thodist University this fall. 122
arc men and 95 are women, ac
cording to Dr. Herbert Heller,
Dean. who released the official
enrollment figures.
Of the 217 students, the fresh
man class is the largest. Sopho
mores are next in size with the
junior and senior classes follow
ing.
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