Dances Hit On
Center Program
[Saturday night dances at the
immunity Center are increas
QU in popularity with a large
number of Kodiak young people
enjoying the excellent recorded
music and the good dance floor.
Dancers request the numbers
they desire from the large collect
ion ot Community Center rec
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lor the New England branch area. The veteran is one of the first to
leave for a foreign school.
ords. Dancing starts at 9 pm.
There is no admission.
The square dance at the Cent
er, held each Wednesday night,
is now attracting a near-capa
city erowd, the Center reports.
The program for the week:
Today:—
0:30 pm Softball, sohool grnds
9:00 pm Record request danoe'
Sunday:—
1 :00 pm Trip to Woody Is
land aDd tour of the CAA
station, for adults and fam
ilies. Please register in ad
vance at the Community
center in order to insure
transportation
Leave St’ard Oil dock 1 pm
5:00 pm Horseshoe champion
ships.
Monday:—
7:00 pm Badminton
9:00 pm Folk dancing practice
period (adults)
Tuesday:—
10:30 am Playtime (Mrs. Max
Folsom & Kathleen Flood)
2:30 pm Junior Folk Dancing
(Aileen Wade)
6:30 pm Softball (men)
Wednesday:—
10:30 am Playtime
2:30 pm Boys Softball \
6:00 pm Badminton
9:00 pm Square dancing
Thursday:—
10:30 am Playtime
2:30 pm Junior folk dancing
6:30 pm Softball (girls)
7:00 pm Boys boxing (Tom
Nachand)
8:30 pm Ballroom dancing
instruction (adults)
(Miss Lorna Campbell)
Friday:—
10:30 pm Playtime
2:30 pm Softball (boys)
Ping-pong: Sunday, 18th,7 pm
Senior singles, junior singles and
women’s singles championships.
Cribbage: Tuesday, 20th. 8:15
Open to both men and women.
Entry fee fifty cents.
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