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Square and Round Dance
Saturday May 22
At the ELKS CLUB
DANCING 9-12 ADMISSION $1.00
fishing for Rainbow, Mackinaw, Gray line, Great
Nnrlhern Pike in the Katmai National Park.
Your choice • • - Brooks, Groavenor. Knlik,
Battle, Nonvianuk. llliamna,, Kukaalek.
Enroute see the Valley of 10,000 Smokes,
return by seldom seen Crater Lake and Kukak
Volcano flights every Sunday; overnight
trips and weekdays by reservation. Sportsmen
consider this the world,s most interesting
fishing trip. Other diversions include
Photography Swimming Water Skiing
Gem Hunting Boating
Travel safely, comfortable in twin engine amphibian
Phone 2281 Vince Daly
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| Sunday School 10 am
Moaning Worship 11 am
| Evening Service 7:30 pm
lj Prayer meeting
Wednesday • 7:30 pm
Communion
Every third Sunday
^ ‘/Christian Brotherhood • ;
| Hour” KFQD Sjinday 8:30am
Jvdson E;-Masters.
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VFW To Hofd Annual Buddy Poppy Day May 29th ;
On May 29th the local Vete
rims of Foreign Wars Post and,
Auxiliary will hold their an
nua) Buddy Poppy sale. While
we well realize that people to
day are literally Bwamped
with requests to contribute to
many fund raising drives, we
feel that the Buddy Poppy
campaign is one that cannot
be ignored.
This is one of the few
chances that lo«al people have
of paying homage to those
who gave so much for their
country during times of war.
If you give 25 cents for a
Buddy Poppy, approximately
19 cents stays right here in
our community where the local
post uses the money to help
needy veterans and their fami
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Sun Glasses Made to Prescription
Note—your prescription can be obtained from your -
present glasses ;
Newest Frames & Accessories
Open All Day Saturday Only
Located at 326 Yukon St
Directly Behind The Elk Club j
Call 2061 For Weekly Appointments I
t lies. One and one naif cents,
1 goes to. the state V,FW,vyelfare*
program; one cent to the VFW*
National rehabilitation ser-t
vice; one cent to the VFW Na- '•
tional Home for widows and \
orphaned children, and the re- ,
mainder to cost of materials.
and to pay the hospitalized '
vetrans who assemble the
Buddy Poppies.
The VFW National Home is
an especially praise-worthy (
project. At Eaton Rapids, 1
Michigan, the VFW has set w j
a model child village. The ,
children live in regular homes,,
erected by the VFW. Ranging [
from infants to high school;!
age children, each home has a '
mixture of boys and girls*
with five to ten children in.
each home, supervised by a.
house mother. Each child has'
regular household chores, at? >
tends public schools, attends a |
church of his own choosing ' :
and in general leads a normal^
life as is possible without hav- ’
ing parents of his own.
It is because of such projects,
that the VFW has become an
; integral part of almost every
community in the United!
> States. (
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