For Saturday Only — Watch for them every week
I\ich, frosted loaves with delicate
cinnamon flavor . . .
CINNAMON BREAD
25c each
TODAY'S SPBCIAL WILL BB GIVEN FREE TO THE PERSON WHOSE
NAME APPEARS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE
Let Your 'Baker Bo Your Baking
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday evenings and Sundays
At finttdsen’s Kodiak Fountain)
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GOOD FUN!1
<AND <A FRIENDLY oiTMO SPHERE
at the
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Special Music
OPEN DAILY
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Idle Hour Bar
MY BAR is dedicated to . . .
Those Merry Souls
who make drinking a pleasure
who achieve contentment
long before capacity
....and whatever they may drink
prove able to carry it and
remain gentlemen
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Center Notes
Athletic activities and dancing
tiro grams are features of the Ko
diak Community center for next
week, as announced today;
THE PROGRAM:
Today:—
Informal activities
Dancing. Open till 1 am
Sunday:—
Open 1 pm
3:00 to 5:00 Library open.
Mrs. Elwin Foster
7:00 Paddlebird tournament
Monday:—
7 to 9 Library open
Marion Curtis
7 00 Mixed Paddlebird League
9:00 pm Polk-dancing practice
period (adults)
Tuesday:—
4K)0 pm Junior Folk Dancing
Advanced—(Aileon Wade)
7:00 Navigation course
(Al Pickett)
7 to 9 Lite ary open
Lillian Lauime
(rest f center closed for
Legion meeting)
Wednesday:—
3 to 5 & 7 to 9 Library open
aimer Hilary
Do.othy Haag
4:00pm Hegiuuers folk-danoing
8:30 pm Square dancing
Thursday:—
4:du pm Junior folk dancing
0:3 i Basketball squad leaves
(J. ntei for practise at NOB.
(Jim Bennett)
8:i5 Biugo (adults)
LlbKARY CLOSED
Friday:—
4:0u Folk dancing (intermed
iate)
i t>* ..ibrery open
Dmotliy I’lirk
9:0 i.i, i)’ u 'id ’ Dance
Sundh ' ■ -euili r 15: —
7 t:
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Health uroup
Forms, Elects
As the result of * meeting last
Friday with Mrs. Florence Eby,
public health nursing supervisor
a health council was formed and
officer’s elected.
The council has two main ob
jects: first, to relieve Public
Health Nurse Marion Curtis of j
the load of public welfare work j
she now carries, which Mrs Eby
said was done to the detriment
of her work as health nurse; and
two, to act as a liaison between
Kodiak and the welfare officials
at Juneau in matters pertaining
strictly to public welfare.
Officers elected were: G. W
Bubendorf, president; John Gib
bons, vice president, and Mrs.
Marcus Meyers, secretary-treas
urer. _
Hollywood (Special)—Ray
Martin and Frank Iriek are now
visiting for several months in
Los Ange’es. Calif.
They recently enjoyed an ev
ening in Hollywood at the Earl
Carroll Theatre-Resiaurant with
Mr. Martin’s wife, Mrs. Mary
Martin of Los Angeles, Gordon
Jenkins of Seattle, Miss Lou
Lorraine and Miss Germaine
Dydier of Paris, Franee.
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Spaghetti, Mexican Chili, Fresh
Crab, Bhrimp, or Chicken Gumbo
Crisp toasted sandwiches of
all kinds also sent out from 6
'til 3 am. Party orders up to 20,
p D Q steaming hot to your
table.
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that
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