Maureen Jones Gets Trophy
The Soldotna Homemakers
met at the home of Beula
Grange last Monday evening.
Daphne McLane presided over
the meeting.
The ladies voted to send a
special note of thanks to Rusty
Lancashire for her work in co
ordinating the Spring Fashion
Show. It was also moved the
homemakers give Mrs. Maur
een Jones a trophy for her
gracious modeling.
Dorothy Johnson explained
what would be expected of the
delegates they send University
short course. Daphne McLane
and Dee Stock retold some of
their experiences at last year’s
session.
The next meeting will be on
April 17th at the home of Mrs.
Pauline Back. At this meeting
final plans will be made for
the coming spring bazaar and
wood fiber flowers will be the
evening project.
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TRANS-ALASKA
TELEPHONE CO.
building with KENAI
Keeping pace with progress in
Kenai, the Trans-Alaska Telephone
Company is now installing new
equipment, new lines, and is cur
rently working on a master plan to
better serve the entire Kenai
Soldotna area in the vital field
of communications.
‘News Drop’ Service Offered
By Kenai Pen. Cheechako News
Our arms don’t reach!
We attempt to cover all news
on the Kenai Peninsula, but
despite what metropolitan
neighbors to the north may
think, the area is too active for
complete personal coverage.
Just as one community is
thoroughly covered for news,
another tears loose with an
overabundance of activity. Try
as we may, our arms, ears or
copy pencils cannot take all
this in.
As a new service from and
to the Cheechako News, we are
initiating “News Drop” sta
tions throughout the peninsula.
It is hoped to locate a box
where it will be most conven
ient for everyone in a particu
lar community.
The first “News Drop" so as
signed is in our own back yard
—Seaman’s Furniture in Ke
nai. Others will be established
The news from each individ
ual is valuable to a weekly
newspaper and the Cheechako
News desires to print all pen
insula news, but it’s necessary
first for the editors of the pap
er to know the news event is
occurring.
Clubs, orgranizations or in
dividuals with a bit of interest
ing news are urged to visit the
"News Drop” or, of course, as
always, drop in or call the new
Cheechako building on the
Kenai Spur.
Alaskan Film
A documentary motion pic
ture produced largely in Alas
ka has been chosen for an
award as a result of its having
been shown at the Edinburgh,
Scotland, International Film
Festival.
The picture, called “Salmon
—Catch to Can,” was produced
by the Bureau of Commercial
Fisheries of the Fish and Wid
life Service at the expense of
the salmon industry. It por
trays the biology of the Pacific
salmon, methods of catching it
and a glimpse of its utilization.
Presentation of the award
will be made in Washington,
D.C., by Sir Harold Caccia, the
Birtish ambassador.
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