fcater Program
'Lyf- (Saturday)
• Pj. gpW carnival for Center
fjjgide MatiDee
I |(1j| a dmgbt Adults
i ^,1 Fun! Entertainment!
'
jjj Toirn Meeting on School
pboa, Important To All
Idliak Residents
pgtrj closed
j^l Informal dancing
pd»y
ball A equip, reserved for
pttfc school children till 6
00 Art class (Aileen Wade)
IP 9 Library Open
girie West
UtVolleyball team lv for base,
pky-—
gO Jr. Hi practice dance
<p9 Library open
Lillian Lamsoe
'gQAdult leatbercraft class
(John Gibbons)
U) Program council
Ip5 A 7 to 9 Library open
liter Hilary - Audrey Kraft
Dorothy Haag
(JOGirls (8*11) dancing class
tOO Bingo
Jiekpot A merchandise prizes
md*y:—
bQAdv. Jr. Folk-dancing
190 Basketball squad leaves
[Center for practise at NOB
(Tom Utter back)
9 Library open
Aodrey Naldrett
90 Adult Leatbercraft
(John Gibbons)
*7-'—
to9 Library open
Mabel Fenner
OO Pot O’ Gold Daace
loo much of a hur
lo get to that good
totin’ YUM YUM!
bit! Chinese foods, Italian
(belli, Mexican Chili, Fresh
^Shrimp, or Chicken Gumbo
biep toasted sandwiches of
fad-, also sent out from fl
l»m. Party orders up to 20,
IQ steaming hot to youi
lemember, it’s
that
GOOD EATIN’
UJM YUM
82 So. Brooklyn Ave.
YUM YUM EATS •
&
BEACH APTS.
CLOSED MONDAYS
nan..
BY ORDER ONLY
Exotic Weekend Dishes
^ohilladas, Chicken Fon
Crabs-on-the-half-shell,
** A Sour, Hot Tamales,
••sneers, Even Bar B-Q.
these exotic foods—Yum- I
(adv)
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Ted Sez:
If yon htvn’t read your met
er yet, read it to-day and mail
the card.
Sinee the original wiring was
done, many places have added
new circuits. An inspection now
would be good insurance against
overloaded circuits and fire
hazards.
Poor wiring is often a good
booster of the electric power bill
One member’s bill was nor
mally 90 K. W. hours a month.
Then one month it suddenly
jumped to over a thousand. He
promptly complained that the
meter was wrong. An inspection
of the fuse box found a warn 30
ampere fuses on one circuit Fur
ther inspection found an exten
sion to a shack hung on a nail
driven thru tin siding on the
building. Several months of fric
tion bad worn thru the rubber
insulation and grounded the
line.
The member admitted that
several properly sized 20 amp.
fuses had blown out, so he put
in 30 amp. fuses. Bat, he didn’t
realise be bad trouble until be
aot a bill for $41.23. By the tine
be complained and the ground
found, he bad an additional bill
of $17.25 for another 1150 K. W
e
hours.
Correct fusing and wiring is
vital to the efficient operation
of any electrical system. Burned
out fuses should never be replac
ed by larger ones. A number 12
wire can safely carry up to 20
amperes and sbou d have a 20
amp. fuse A larger fuse will let
more current thru the wires, but
will also increase the power bill
as well as the hazard of fires
Kodiak Electric Association
Missing Person
Anyone having information
concerning the following person
is asked to communicate with
the Governor’s Office in Juneau :
Raymond C. Stanton - Age
33, height approximately 5 feet
9 inches. His mother, Mrs. R. C
Stanton, 908 W. 22nd Steeet,
Cheyenne, Wyoming, is seeking
him.
Island Fountain
^Dear Friend:
If you had the COUNTRY STORE of Beverly Hill*'
old-fashioned recioes and lots of time, you, too, could make
candy with all the homemade deliciousness of Country Store
Candies. For you can work wonders with generous quanti
ties of creamery butter, thick country cream, ranch eggs,
rich chocolate, choice nutmeats and other expensive ingredi
ents.
And just as you would do in your own home, they make
candy in small batches to the individual order of the ISLAND
FOUNTAIN. Sealed in cellophane, they ship the candy to
us the same day made. Kitchen fresh! That heavenly
aroma emanating from the candy tells you that delightfully.
So, “The Secret of Country Store Candies” is a very simple
one: old-fashioned recipes, the choicest of ingredients and
freshness. And it’s all done so that you'll enjoy every
luscious mouthful.
Confecttonateiy,
9
Island Fountain
KODIAK. THE ISLE OF THE BLEST
— — m
" Would to God the giftie give us,
To see ourselves as others see us!”—Robert 'Burns
— by D. A. Noonan
Serene ’neath changing Northern skies . . . there she lies ....
KODIAK!
Anchored to the Mountainside, yet closer to the surging tides
KODIAK!
The Aleutian Chain is her Protector,
From the cold blasts of the Arctic Sector,
The North Pacific is her triend,
Where the warmer currents cross and blend ....
KODIAK!
Defying Time and History’s pace,
Living in bountiful, easy grace,
Roguishly, lazily, come what may,
Peacefully she pursues her owd sweet way
KODIAK!
She doesn’t ask the reason why
Other’s thrive, or others die,
She doesn’t question who comes or goes.
No more than she questions the rains and snows ....
KODIAK!
The gulls are free to dart and dip.
The bears are free to roam and rip,
So. . . why should Man be roped and tied,
Pressured, pepped, or electrified.
By any Go-Getter Jumping Jack
Wbo chooses to come to Kodiak '
The local motto is: Live and let live.
Don’t be so tight that you can’t help ... and give!
But if you want to Go To ....
And never come back ....
Ju,. try » PLOD «"y <- '■ KODIAK!
Hearken to the tempo and your blood will tingle,
Bide your time and your pockets will jingle,
Your pulses will quiyer and your lipe will smack
With the Life and Love of
KODlAKi
VAN NOONAN SEZ:
Enjoy the long easy life of Kodiak with the warn, comfortable,
100'S wool clothing of the Chippewa fall W oolen Mills.
When it rains-and IT’S SURE TO RAIN-wear ALLIGATOR:
And to be well shod and fancy free wear Freeman s fine Shoes^
Fr-r,ring’s - Russell’s Men’s Store - Kraft s